will this work with the wacom bamboo feel pen or the motion computing pens?
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NO! These nibs are NOT compatible with the Feel IT pen. These nibs are slightly larger then what the Feel IT accepts, and WILL NOT FIT.
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Sorry but no it won't. The Tab series does not have the Wacom hardware to detect the S-Pen and only uses capacitive input (finger). There are a number of styluses on the market for capacitive displays and a Google search for Best Capacitive Stylus will give you a number of reviews.If you want accurate pen input with exceptional (almost perfect) palm rejection then getting a Galaxy Note is your best bet.Sean
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Yes it will work once you install the correct driver available on the Wacom site.
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Yes it works, I own a cth680 for home and a ctl480 for travel, called Wacom to ask for a replace pen, they told me the bamboo pen was the only one availbe, that was about 5 months ago
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I formerly used a wacom tablet. It it more ergonomic, but sometimes picking up the stylus slows me down. I use a regular laser mouse now. It is fine. The keyboard width is not an issue; it is not any wider than any other keyboard, as far as I can tell.
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sorry i can't help. i have only used the cth460 tablet. i had another pen for another tablet not bamboo and it wasn't interchangable.
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Absolutely. Wacom Wireless Accessory Kit was originally designed for Intuos Tablets (small, mid and large). Later for Bamboo Tablets. I'm sure, You will enjoy to work without any cable ...never again!!!
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Somewhat. It's made more for photography and the likes. If your looking for a cheap-up, don't use bamboo version and expect Wacom tablet results. It's good but it's not A tablet!
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Yes, it most certainly does. I ordered one for mine after I broke the pen it came with, and it works right out of the box. I emailed Wacom beforehand and they said none of the Bamboo pens work with the Intuos family, but that is a BOLD-FACED LIE. I think they don't want people to know the Bamboo pens work with the Intuos tablets so that people have to buy the pens through the Wacom site instead of a third party site (Amazon).
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Yes, as long as you install a newer driver (can be found on the wacom site) on your computer
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The pen is for wacomb digitizers. If those items use that digitizer it should work.
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I'm afraid not - the Bamboo Create is a consumer-grade version that does not have the sensitivity or feature set of the professional line. It does not support the additional features in this pen.
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cristian you have to ck with MS Specs. the pen was designed for Android systems I think. it has a small electronic package in it. go to frys and try out the bamboo pen which is speced for tablets.
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I think the Wacom Bamboo stylus is preferable for note writing. The amPen nib does drag on a Zagg screen-protected iPad where the Bamboo does not.
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I think you have to search up that pen's model, im not sure. My Bamboo model CTH670
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The pressure-detection on your bluetooth tablet is 512 levels, while this pen's sensitivity covers 1024 levels. As all of the pressure sensing hardware is in the pen, I'd assume they are not compatible. Wacom pens are generally specifically and exclusively compatible with their stated tablet type (though I believe some Cintiqs share compatibility with contemporaneously-released Intuos models). The classic pen style looks the same throughout all avaliable generations, but that's as far as it goes. The guts are upgraded with each generation and are not backward compatible. If you're desperate, you may try a later Graphire pen, if you can find one.
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I am not sure if these are actually by Wacom but I purchased them for my Bamboo stylus which I have owned for years. These tips work great. I have purchased both the soft and the firm tips. I prefer the soft tips as they are identical to the original tips that came with my bamboo stylus.