Wacom One Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display
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Thank you very much for your inquiry. This is a factory replacement stylus designed specifically for the Wacom One. I hope this information is useful. Best.
Yes, it can be used as an eraser on Boox devices. On my Boox Note 3, I'm currently using it. By selecting the eraser tool, you can also change the type of erasing it does. The eraser selection menu will appear if you keep clicking it. One thing I'll mention is that when I hold the button and erase (which works great), if I lift the tip off the screen while still holding the button and place it back down, it doesn't register that I still want to erase. Every time I touch the screen, I have to click/hold a button. It doesn't happen often, but it can be aggravating if you don't realize you've lifted the pen and your erasing turns back into drawing.
Thank you for reaching out to us with your query. We don't make any two-in-one products at the moment. Our Wacom One is compatible with button pens. Warm regards
Hello, and thank you for contacting us about the Wacom One Pen's compatibility with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. Yes, it's possible.
Selected User Reviews For Wacom One Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display
My favorite is number two! I've been curious about this EMR pen for a while, and I've tried out a lot of different pens in the last five years. For the past ten years, I've been using a variety of EMR pens. My personal favorite was the HP zBook X2 EMR Pen, which came with two pencils. The Dell EMR pen and the Staedtler Noris Digital are close seconds in terms of EMR pens. Because I couldn't decide between a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook (which uses EMR pen technology) and an Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (which uses new USI pen technology), I ordered this pen along with some USI styluses to try out. This pen's nibs are the same as those found in the HP pen, Dell and Staedtler pens, and all Samsung S Pens. It works just as well as the other EMR pens and writes with the same smoothness and fluidity. In terms of comfort, it felt very similar to the HP zBook EMR pen, just as I had expected. Both the plastic in the pen barrels and the rubber in the grips had the same feel to them. However, because I'd grown accustomed to the longer length of the HP zBook EMR pen, I found it to be slightly more comfortable than this Wacom pen. Also, the HP zBook EMR pen has an eraser on the end, which I don't use because I can just tap the eraser button in apps without having to turn my pen around, but it's nice to have one as a backup feature. So, overall, I prefer the HP pen, especially since I chose the Acer device (though the USI writing didn't feel quite as nice as EMR, it wasn't a huge downgrade for the mostly note-taking device). I ended up returning this stylus because I don't use computer styluses for that, and the Acer outperformed the Galaxy Chromebook in a number of other areas). If you have an EMR device (such as any of Samsung's S Pen devices), this stylus would be a great option for a more pen-like experience for only $30. as an example, experience Especially since, while I purchased my HP zBook EMR pen for around $30 and would definitely recommend it over this Wacom pen at that price, I've seen the HP one become increasingly difficult to find and also increase in price back to its original price ($100) or higher. Even if the HP one was around $40-$50 more expensive, I might still recommend it over this Wacom one. I don't think the HP one is worth the extra money, especially given how close this Wacom one is to it. 50, but much more than that, I don't think the HP one is worth the extra money. So, if you're looking for a good, comfortable EMR pen, my first recommendation would be the HP zBook EMR pen if you can find one for a good price, but if not, this Wacom one is a great deal and comes very close to the HP pen in terms of comfort and feel.
If you draw on a matte screen protector, having this pen and being able to change nibs without having to buy a new pen is worth it. Straight out of the box, Button functions as an eraser.
On my Onyx Boox Note 2, it works perfectly. In comparison to the original stylus nib, which quickly wore away, the pen tip has less friction. I'm hoping that because this one has a harder nib, it will last longer. Furthermore, on my device, the stylus is extremely responsive and supports pressure sensitivity. I previously owned a Staedtler Norris Jumbo stylus, but I prefer this one. Because it will be impossible to replace the eraser on the Jumbo stylus once it has worn off. To erase my handwriting, all I have to do with this Wacom stylus is press the side button. This stylus is also less expensive than the Jumbo. I'm happy with my purchase in general.
In terms of quality and feel, it's definitely a Wacom product; the tip is rubbery to prevent it from sliding on the glass screen. Compatible with my S21 ultra, I love it, and it supports tilt on my device. It's not as thick as people make it out to be online, so I had to include a photo to compare it to a regular wooden pencil and a papermate pen. It has a single press button, so don't expect two on that pen, but it does have one. This begs for an artist to draw with it; I'll try it out on a Tab S7 when I get a chance. It's super responsive, accurate, and runs flawlessly as if it were built from the ground up for it. Also, what world have we come to now that Wacom can sell a premium stylus for less than Samsung?.
On the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, this is a great replacement. While the original pen is adequate, it is a little small and causes cramping in the hand. The Wacom One Pen is a lot better than my Huion Kamvas pen, despite the fact that it is still a little small. The best part is that the button is functional! It transforms the pen into an eraser! Otherwise, it's identical to the original pen in terms of functionality. br>br>The only drawback I can think of is that the pen has almost no grip on the screen. Because it's a plastic tip, it glides along with little resistance. On the plus side, this will extend the life of the nib significantly beyond that of the original pen.
I bought this as a last-ditch attempt to convert my Tab S6 Lite into my new art tablet, as my Wacom Cintiq Companion Hybrid is dying after 5 years of hard use, and replacing it with anything remotely similar in portability would otherwise cost an arm and a leg. It's incredible how much of a difference it makes when compared to using the S Pen! br>br>It works right out of the box, with no need for apps, charging, or a connection. I tried out the pressure sensitivity in Medibang Paint, and it works great there (picture included), but I'm not sure how well it will work in other art programs. The pen is slimmer than any other Wacom pen I've used before (I've included a comparison photo with the pen for my Cintiq Companion Hybrid), but it's not much thicker than a regular pen or marker. It has a single button that is sturdy and unlikely to be accidentally pressed, and the pen tip does not drag on my screen protector like the S Pen's does, nor does it skate across the smooth plastic protector-- There's just enough resistance to make writing or drawing with it enjoyable, and I can see this pen becoming my go-to pen in the future. Now I just wish there was a tablet case that accommodated the little guy, or that it came with a case to protect it while traveling, so I wouldn't have to worry as much about losing it. Overall, this was an incredible purchase. br>br> It was well worth the money.
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