Does this pen work on a Intuos Pro?
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Paulina, Thank you for your question, no this pen will not work with the Intuos Pro. The description for this item says the pen is the KP501E, that pen is only compatible with the older Intuos 4 tablets. The new pen is the KP501E2 which can be found on amazon here: Wacom INTUOS4/CINTIQ21 Grip Pen
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Yes. This pen works with: Intuos Pro, Intuos5 (all models), Intuos4 (all models), Cintiq 21UX (DTK2100), Cintiq 24HD, Cintiq 24HD touch, Cintiq 22HD, Cintiq 22HD touch,Cintiq 13HD, Cintiq Companion, and Cintiq Companion Hybrid
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Short answer: Yes. And you'll love it.Complete information: from https://store.wacom.com/us/en/product/KP701E2/"For use with: Intuos Pro, Intuos5 (all models), Intuos4 (all models), Cintiq 21UX (DTK2100), Cintiq 24HD, Cintiq 24HD touch, Cintiq 22HD, Cintiq 22HD touch, Cintiq 13HD, Cintiq Companion, and Cintiq Companion Hybrid."
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This stylus will only work with Intuos3 tablets or Cintiqs. It won't work with Bamboo or Intuos4 tablets.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes, however this is just a generic touch stylus and not compatible with the S-pen extra features like pressure sensitivity.
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I haven't tested on a Wacom Intuos4. I did use it on a Mac OSX machine and a PC Win 7 machine though and it worked ok, for a while. After a couple months I started getting huge delays and eventually no response out of the keyboard and mouse even after unplugging all cables and then replugging them all back in to reset the device. I eventually purchased a Tripp-Lite model B006-VU4-R and am much happier with this one.
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We have a type keyboard and it works. I'm not sure about the size of the pro but it should.
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Hello Rony Panarsky,I contacted Wacom and this is what they told me:"Thank you for contacting Wacom. The Intuos4 Pen will not work on your Samsung tablet pc. You must contact Samsung to get advice on the right pen that will work on your tablet PC. We do not have any additional information."So I guess that is a negative on the Intuos 4 working on the Samsung ATIV Smart PC 500T, but you can always contact Samsung and ask them. They may have some better ideas.Take care,
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I cannot answer your question because I have pro not pro 2. It works fine with surface pro.
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No it does not. Wacom products work exclusively with wacom products of the same make (intuos3 pen works for the 3 tablet, 4 for 4, etc)
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The surface pro pen uses Wacom technology. If the Asus tablet uses that technology then the pen should work.
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The Wacom Intuos is a pressure-sensitive stylus which provides 2048 levels of pressure, what kind line you get out of it depends on the application you're using and the tool within the application. I have used mine to draw lines as fine as the application allows (usu. as small as one pixel) and it works fine.
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I recently bought one as a replacement for a DTZ-2100 C/G. Based on my research, the intuos 3 pens (which this is) share the same interface with this generation of Cintiq(DTZ). I haven't used it much yet, but I can confirm that it looks/feels like the old one and calibrated correctly to the screen. Worked same as the original in limited use.
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The intuos 3 classic will not work on an intuos 4 tablet. I do have one of these pens because I can use it on most Cintiq surfaces. The one you want is the Wacom intuos 4 pen. It's black. I'm seeing prices on amazon from $84 to $123. If she also uses a Cintiq at school or work make sure she gets the intuos4/cintiq21. Don't get the intuos 4 classic.
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I tried it with my 10.1 2014, but the registration was off 1-2mm to the right of the tip. Wacom didn't say it wasn't compatible when I contacted them. But they had no answer as to why the registration was off, and didn't offer a solution. But maybe I had a bad pen? I didn't feel like giving it another try though, so I returned mine.
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No, it only works with Intuos 4 or Intuos 5 tablets. You want to look for capacitive pens and brushes to work with capacitive screens like the Surface Pro and most smartphones.
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It works on my Pro. Seems to have a little lag in some applications though.