Wacom Bamboo Fineline, Black (CS610CK)

I am student and I use it to take notes and to study. And I really like it. I have an ipad air 2 and it works perfect. The palm rejection is working really well on the apps that it supports. With the other apps, it works well but just without palm rejection. It is really good. Of course it's not like an apple pen on an iPad pro, but for a small budget, it's worth.

Had to take my screen protector off; but after that it was a lot easier to get used to using as far as accuracy and pen pressure. First out of the box it didn’t seem like it would work for what I wanted, but after some practice and downloading a lot of procreate brushes I got what I wanted, the ability to draw on my iPad 5 which is not compatible with the Apple pen. Definitely a good buy. The charging port lid did come off in the first few weeks but I got it back in and haven’t had issues thus far. Doesn’t seem like too bad of a fix regardless.

I had a few questions and customer service was excellent to work with. Very patient and helpful each time. The Bamboo Fineline would not Bluetooth with my 5th generation iPad but it will connect with certain apps. I was able to use it for what I intended to when I purchased it so I am satisfied.

I got this to use with ProCreate on my iPhone 11 Pro Max. It was able to connect to ProCreate, and it had pressure sensitivity, but I was unable to get smooth curves with it. It would consistently square off my curved lines. Other than that, it worked pretty well as a pressure sensitive stylus. I also didn't like that the tip kind of jiggles in the stylus, so every time you touch the screen with it, it makes a little tap or click sound. Kind of annoying. I returned it.

This works great for my older iPad! Because I can’t use anything only working worth the iPad Pro or newer this really helped. I have a iPad air 2 from 2014, and the devices work well together.

We bought this because it was recommended for Metabang paint on the iPad and we wanted a cheaper option than an Apple Pencil. This was VERY disappointing. The accuracy was worse than using your finger. We returned and got an Apple Pencil.

I'm a university student and I was interested in using my iPad Air 2 for note-taking. After researching a number of different styluses, this one seemed like it would be the best option for me. The stylus itself is a nice weight and feels comfortable to hold, but the cap on top covering the charging port tore off after I gently pushed it back to charge the pen. You also twist the pen to turn it on, and while I write it really likes to twist itself back off, which is incredibly frustrating. As for the pen's writing capabilities, it's not every accurate or consistent. Sometimes it's very sensitive and a light tap will register, while other times you must press hard to get a response. It disconnects very easily, and quite regularly. I tried using it with Goodnotes 4 and Bamboo Paper, however neither of them work with the pen very well. This is an incredibly frustrating stylus to work with and I would not recommend for anyone using an iPad Air 2.

Excelente producto si lo recomiendo para cualquier pantalla tactil