One Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display

Use this with my Samsung Tab S10 Ultra, and it works like a dream. No hassle or complicated setting up, it just works.

I bought this to use on my Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra that has a screen protector installed. Compared to the S-Pen, it moves across the screen more smoothly and that helps me draw more efficiently while being less distracted with the slight resistance that occurred with the S-Pen. I know some people prefer that resistance but I do not, so this stylus pen was a necessary purchase for me.

I purchased this as a temporary replacement, while I figured out what high end pen I wanted to buy. But I think I’m sticking with this. It’s comfortable, the weight is good, I can swap out different nibs easily and it has a function button I use as an eraser. What more do you need really.

Brilliant pen, particularly the nib which just isn't running out. Now my main pen for all purposes on the Boox NoteAir4C.

Just not as nice to draw with as the original Samsung I lost for me. Maybe would be better with a screen protector, it feels too smooth, pen skates across the screen. Some might prefer that though. Might still use it for sketching but I'm going to get a Samsung original also to replace the lost one.

Compared to the S Pen this Is way better, I was sceptical due to it being cheaper but the design, the feel, excellent. You don't catch the button all the time like on the S Pen because you have to grasp it so hard as it's tiny. Also no irritating ridge. Mostly the pressure sensor is way way better than the S Pen even though it's also supposed to have the same it does not. Side by side on same tablet this wins every time

OK, this costs more than the S Pen and it definitely won't fit in the slot in your case but the downside ends there.This is a serious, professional pen which is both easy and extremely comfortable to use (on my Galaxy Tab S6 Lite) which makes the S Pen look, and feel, like a toy. Importantly, the increased diameter enables a larger, slightly protruding button which is easy to operate - unlike the smaller, recessed button on the (too slim) S Pen which I had difficulty finding quickly followed by difficulty pushing.Furthermore the Wacom comes with 3 spare nibs.Treat yourself, you won't regret it!

Not magnetic but if you get a case that is flexible on pen size (see https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BL2Z2D9H HoYiXi Universal Case) this pen is smoother than Amazon - not much in it but worth it for the cheaper price as well!

I liked it while I was using it, great substitute for the S-pen -works on the Tab S8-, the pen tip is a type of plastic so it's a bit slick on the screen, but it was not that bad... You can easily lose it though so take care of it.I took off a star because I lost mine, and I hate it.

Great pen, got a discount on it, usually it is expensive. Works great on my tab

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Fait le job !Un stylet simple et efficace pour écrire sur tablette. Je l’utilise à la place du stylet Samsung pour améliorer l’ergonomie, et franchement, c’est au top pour le prix !

My complaint with the Tab S7 tablet for drawing is that the activation force is a bit high, it has a rubber tip which does wear down, and the pen isn't all that comfortable.The issue with the activation force being a bit high is that I can't get the same super small fine lines I could with my previous dedicated drawing tablet. The rubber tip works great if you have no screen protector but with a mate screen protector it wears down as if were being sanded down. And lastly it's too thin.This pen solves all of that. It's comfortable to use. It has a plastic tip which doesn't wear down, add a paperlike screen protector to it and you have good resistance on your tablet!But my favorite thing about it and what made my new tablet worth it was the activation force, as soon as you lay the tip of the pen on the screen and apply a tiny bit of force, it starts drawing and a super fine line at that. Meaning I can use the pressure sensitivity to make lines anywhere from 1px thick to 50px without having to change the pen used in the tool, which is also great when doing things like drawing hairs or lashes.