I have Tab 2 7.0. I've tried two different stylus pens (the cheaper ones), and none work!!! Is there something in the settings in the tablet that I need to change to tell it I'm using a pen??? Thank you. I have Tab 2 7.0. I've tried two different stylus pens (the cheaper ones), and none work!!! Is there something in the settings in the tablet that I need to change to tell it I'm using a... » Read More I have Tab 2 7.0. I've tried two different stylus pens (the cheaper ones), and none work!!! Is there something in the settings in the tablet that I need to change to tell it I'm using a pen??? Thank you. « Show Less
200429
I don't know... are you using the thin ones only? I could never get them to work properly. Try the standard thick stylus and see if that works.
200430
I have used several. Because I always lose mine. And I have no problems. Make sure that the tip is not broken. Oh and some have a metal peice that has to be impacting the screen in order for them to be recognized. This one worked pretty well but there is a tri-pen stylus highlighter that works better. Problem is you have purchase about 250 in order to order them.
200431
Yes the should be an option in the settings to pick the sensitivity on your tablet not sure what it's under but that should help
866304
I use this pen and, though I'm not sure exactly what tablet you're talking about, I used this driver to make everything work (it didn't before installing, though): http://www.wacom.com/shared/downloads/drivers/isd-dualtouch-driver
229774
I'm sorry to hear that you are having problems with your pen. Mine has not scratched my iPad (3rd Gen) with or without the privacy screen. I can see how it would if it didn't have the clear disk attached to the tip, but with that in place, I have not had any trouble with it at all. I use Notability and I can change the width of the writing from fine to paintbrush-like strokes. I know there are other programs at the app store that may also serve your needs much like the one your student used (which sounds totally cool, btw). Best of luck.
958601
.my model in a tab pro 8.4. This model don't have stylus. I call the Samsung rep. Before purchase.
288756
Not only did my pen not work, it does not work on my i-mac even though it claims it does, by the time the company called me back 3 months after I got the tablet, and first started calling them my 30 days was up and they would do nothing to help me. Good Luck
1039441
The top of the pen is a stylus tip, and the bottom is the pen. My pen is blue ink. My mom's pen doesn't work well, but the styus tip works. Does this answer your concern?
920600
First...my apologies for the somewhat crazy review...I had no idea they would publish it! Second, to answer your question: The tablet's drawing surface can be adjusted to suit your screen, ie: the same as your mouse movements - move mouse 1 inch and the pointer/brush moves 2 inches (fast or slow). No, you only see you pen's movement on the screen...and with greater control than that with a mouse. You use a 'pen' that simulates a brush much unlike a mouse because you have pressure control. The tablet acts as a 'live', oversized, mouse pad, giving you much greater control of your digital art. That's the only way I can describe it. Hope that helps...if not, I'm back to my psychiatrist on Monday...take care.
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The pen/stylus should have a soft rubber end like an eraser but it's not an eraser. Use the soft end against the screen to select apps, type, draw. Otherwise, it's a pen.
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Hi again Peace Maven:Our Capacative (substitute for your finger) stylus pens work on any surface or screen that you can use your finger with. So this may not work for your Windows Surface Pro 2 if it is not a digitized pen. Let me know if I can be of more help here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Have a good day!Maureen / The Friendly Swede Hi again Peace Maven:Our Capacative (substitute for your finger) stylus pens work on any surface or screen that you can use your finger with. So this may not work for your Windows Surface Pro 2 if it is not a digitized pen. Let me know if I can be of more help here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&s...; » Read More Hi again Peace Maven:Our Capacative (substitute for your finger) stylus pens work on any surface or screen that you can use your finger with. So this may not work for your Windows Surface Pro 2 if it is not a digitized pen. Let me know if I can be of more help here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Have a good day!Maureen / The Friendly Swede « Show Less
251218
I am not sure. I have tested it with Galaxy Note 10.1 and Windows tablet but not with galaxy tab 2. I believe that the screen is not sensitive to a pen stylus.
723413
I am using my tablet and the Musemee Notier V2 to write this. You do not have to hold it vertically to write or tap, provided that you apply adequate pressure to the pen. This will depend on how big your hands are and where you hold the pen. Apply enough pressure at any angle and your device should pick up the tip of the stylus. The disk on the top is to make sure your capacitive screen can pick up the tip. I love the pen.
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oK I have pen, how does it work? Kids lost my original Bamboo stylus. I ordered the EP155EK for my Wacom tablet. But it does nothing. Surely, I'm doing something wrong?
1346917
Hello. I am sorry, these Color Tipped Styli do not have a Pen function. They only work as Touchscreen Stylus.Thank you
248353
No, the only Galaxy tablets that will work with a pen stylus is the Note series. A Galaxy Tab will only be able to use the big rubbery tipped stylus that work on any tablet.
248352
It works great on my Samsung Note 10.1 tablet. Is the Tab Pro part of the Note Line? I don't think it is - Go to Settings and under "System" look to see if you have "S Pen" settings. If you don't, it won't.
248354
It does not, unless it's a Galaxy Tab S or any Note Galaxy tablets or phones. If you need a stylus to write with you're out of luck, I haven't seen any good styluses for the Tab. None that give you accurate lines or writing anyway
301326
Hello. The only stylus I have available to me is the kind NOT for writing; it has the large rounded soft top which works well for just poking around on the screen. Just tried it out and that works, but I cannot say anything worthwhile about WRITING anything on the screen. Perhaps someone else may have experience with this? particularly with some better styli out there.