Just to be certain, the pen is pressure sensitive?
1079500
The pen is pressure sensitive but it is very sensitive. Essentially there is a very fine point before the pen reaches the pad that divides 'hovering on screen' and 'writing on screen'. This is truly the only negative that I have for this product. It takes some balance and practice before adjusting to this difference between the two actions.
426347
No it doesn't. As soon as the pen tip is near the work space, the pen is the priority so touching the pad when the pen tip is near the pad won't do anything.
465330
The pressure sensitivity I think almost certainly is a function of the screen digitizer however if I were to bet I would say that pen tilt can be upgraded by buying a nicer pen. Tilt can make up allot for varying line thinkness to make up for having of 256 levels of pressure sensitivity. Though I'm not adept enough that more than 256 would be used when I draw.We need an expert to weigh in. Any out there???
2201148
I certainly hope so. The specifications indicate that it should be pressure sensitive with replaceable nibs etc.. I wonder if Wacom is working on a project like this under their own roof.
1602718
We have not used this pen thus far...have had no need to do so. To the best of my knowledge it should not pose the problem you are concerned about. Happy drawing!
1117663
I would say yes, assuming the pen uses a typicial refill. Anyway, the magic is in the refill.
642672
This is a pressure sensitive tablet where the opacity and thickness of the line can be adjusted in the pen. It is very precise and most high end apps - PS, LIGHTROOM, ONONE, NIK, PAINTER ETC - have Wacom ready controls built in. It is the most precise tool available and Wacom has great customer service. There are several models available including touch screens.
2059207
The display uses capacitive pressure-sensing multi-touch detection for pin-point precision while writing and drawing and you can use a stylus. It uses technology from wacom. Just look at the price of this baby and you'll see it's a bargain. Wacom Cintiq 12WX 12-Inch Pen Display
1399291
Yes, the pen point comes through the rubber, and works pretty much the same as any retractible ball-point pen. It doesn't take a *lot* of pressure, so you may very rarely find yourself touching your phone or tablet with the pen point, but this won't happen often if you're holding it the same as you would a pen for writing. Also, I find the rubber is a tiny bit stiff when using a pen for the first time, but it will soften with a few minutes of use.
1919239
Your quote is correct. The pen worked on mine, but nothing else. I returned the pen for a refund.
1963441
Yes. The screen is pressure sensitive and will detect a stylus. But i do not know how precise it is.
2264887
That is correct. It is essentially a pen that scratches instead of writes. It is not powered or anything. Think of it as being similar to using a nail to write on something, but the tip is harder and sharper.
2192292
I have four of these, they all work just fine. Not sure about pressure sensitive though.
2264889
Yes, you use it like a pen and the pressure determines the depth of the scratch or gouge. It is difficult moving the pen smoothly with added pressure.
1980259
Not at all. The pen is actually plastic inside. The metal on the outside is rather thin, and the only part with any real weight to it is the finger grip. I wouldn't worry about heft.
2115701
No. I use a drawing app and the S pen works great. The screen protestor and S pen work well with various amounts of pressure. I think it's awesome! I'm using it now to write this answer. :)
1595246
Yes, but it requires a little touch. I depress the cap and then press the tip lightly on a flat surface while releasing the pressure on the cap.