adonit Ink Fine Point Precision Stylus Pen for Microsoft Surface 3, Pro 3, Pro 4 and Windows Touchscreens inc HP Envy, Pavillion, Spectre, Asus Zenbook and more. (Midnight Blue)

Iv had it for barely an hour but I'm already in love with it. Feels just right in my hands. Looks good too. And most importantly, it writes just great. I needed it for taking notes while reading and it's doing that job just fine

Arrived broken, the nib was not connected. I tried ti screw it jn but it never worked. It did seem to charge, but who knows. For sure the led light which indicated charged worked on the side.

Value for money but at a cost of product quality... after 2 weeks of heavy use it required charging.Whilst inserting the charging wire supplied with the product the female connection part in the top of the pen pushed through into the pen.I had to push the top of the pen off to access the charging port... still works after a quick fix with some super glue... good as new!! Well worth the £35 quid as apposed to £100 for the microsoft pen

switches off and unable to restart unless USB cable connected despite being fully charged. Started within months of buying but continues to do this.

Comfortable to hold and very precise.

I had originally ordered the HP tilt pen 2.0 for my Envy, however the HP online store seems to be experiencing 2 month delays in despatch. After looking around for a decent 3rd party pen, I stumbled on this one and decided to give it a try. My laptop was not on the list, so I was taking a risk, but it works perfectly!I have tried it using photoshop elements 2020, Autodesk Sketchbook and Microsoft Whiteboard and all the features work great, although I find it suited better overall to sketchbook than photoshop.The palm rejection works surprisingly well for a pen that does not connect via Bluetooth.It detects how light or hard I am pressing and makes likes thinner/lighter or thicker/darker to suit. I sometimes find it cuts out, but I think that might be fixed with some pressure adjustments.The feature to erase using the lower button is incredibly helpful, something I missed from my old Bamboo Tablet and wished the Apple Pencil would do. It can be a little fiddly at first, I have accidentally depressed the button and drawn a line instead, but nothing ctrl-Z can’t fix.Overall I find it a comfortable pen to use, with many useful features and at the price (around £50 less than what I would have spent on the Tilt pen!) it is a must buy for casual artists. Will I drop my iPad and apple pencil to use this full time? No, but it is something I see myself using regularly!Update after 6 Months use:Still pretty pleased with this pen. I am now using it to aid in teaching online and find it to be a great help. It has an unfortunate habit of cutting out, so written letters will sometimes look like dotted lines, which means I would need to rub out and start again, but it gets the job done.I recently managed to get my hands on the HP Tilt pen, which whilst it connects easily to my laptop and writes smoothly, has a 1 and a half hour battery if connected via bluetooth. This means I am charging after every lesson and is less than ideal. It apparently only takes 1 hour to charge, but this is still an inconvenience, especially if I have one lesson after the other. For this reason, and the price points, I would more likely recommend the Adonit Ink than the Tilt.

Although it said it was compatible with the HP Spectre X360...it is not

Arrived as described.No issues.Good price, quick delivery.

Confinamiento en casa, debo trabajar desde el ordenador grabando presentaciones para las que utilizo el lápiz siempre. Pido este, pese a que me tardará muchísimo en llegar (cosas del confinamiento y el coronavirus) y, cuando llega, veo que no tiene carga. No enciende. No hay problema, lo pongo a cargar... Y cuando voy a meter el cable, se suelta el conector internamente. Roto. Sin remedio. Ale, a devolver y esperar reembolso. Más tiempo de espera... Fatal la calidad.