HP MPP 1.51 Pen

Werkt prima met Surface Pro 4, maar heeft geen bluetooth functie.

I bought this product for use with my 2017 HP Spectre x360 machine. The 2017 Spectre x360 laptop comes with Windows Ink compatibility and an N-Trig digitizer on the screen. I am not an artist and I have no prior experience with active pens, but I think this pen works great on my laptop.With the Windows Ink apps and OneNote this active pen works almost as well as using a pencil on paper -- I am very impressed. The tip glides over the surface with almost no friction, which takes some adjusting when you are used to writing with pens or pencils. But it is extremely accurate -- you can cross your t's and dot your i's with the same precision as if you were writing on real paper. I did some writing and drew some sketches and the end product almost looked like I had scanned a real notebook of mine (but cleaner). It has a pressure sensor on the tip so pressing harder will affect the way your lines look. If you're using the virtual pencil the lines will get darker, and if you're using the virtual pen your lines will get thicker.Perhaps the best part is the palm rejection technology. While I was writing and drawing I was able to rest the edge of my hand on the screen just like I would rest my hand on paper and my hand simply was not detected. At the same time if I wanted to use my fingers to pan the view around or pinch to zoom, I was able to do so easily.It comes with a battery that supposedly should last many months, and two buttons that have different functions depending on what app you are in. Usually you can hold the bottom button down to transform the pen into an eraser. The build quality is good from what I can tell, it feels like a sturdy metal pen.No setup was required, I just put the battery in the pen and then tapped the screen with the tip of the pen and it instantly began working.The only negative thing I have to say about this product is that it is expensive. I have little doubt that in a few years products like these will probably be more common and cost much less. However, at the moment it is still cheaper than the official Windows Ink pen from Microsoft. I can't even say I'm extremely put off by the price considering it is a new product and it works so well.If you have a laptop with Windows Ink support (make sure it is an N-Trig digitizer, not Wacom), and you want to use it to draw or take notes, I recommend this product.

It works very well with my hp pavillion x360 convertible 14-dw1040TU. Palm rejection will work well with appropriate software like onenote, bamboo paper etc provided you do some proper setting in the touch screen related switches of windows 10. Works somehow with Ubuntu 20.04 but there are issues that would make it useless while using software like xournal etc. On the other hand it can't compare with pens of tabs like samsung s6,s7 or ipad. It is still quite useful if you want to write considering the larger screen size of a laptop.

I bought it because the one I got with the computer broke (it fell on the tip, which broke in 2 but the pen was still going). Works perfectly on my HP Spectre x360.

I have nothing but good things to say about this pen. I don't have the best hand -writing but the write to text works wonders, I wrote this review with the pen. I am a college with little to no motivation to write notes from lectures. But now with this pen, I can just annotate lectures. If you're as lazy as me, I would tell you to invest in this pen, you get to be eco friendly for just €25. Life is a gamble, and I think you should bet all you have on this pen (no l am not a marketing student, and yes I know this was an amazing pitch and no, I won't switch courses.) I don't know why you're still reading this long ass review, go buy the pen already!! (you can thank me for being the catalyst to you getting your degree)

Nachdem mein Asus-Stylus leider nicht mehr aufgetaucht ist, habe ich mirch für das Modell von HP entscheiden, das doch nochmal etwas günstiger war. Ich nutze Stift vor allem für handschriftliche Notizen in OneNote oder für Anmerkungen in PDFs, das klappt alles ohne Probleme. Sobald er sich in der Nähe des Displays befindet, wird die kapazitive Touch-Funktion deaktiviert, sodass man mit der Hand nichts verschiebt. Der Stylus ist sehr leicht und liegt angenehm in der Hand. Die Tasten sind zum schnellen Radieren bzw. zum Auswählen, mir gefällt die Tastenlösung besser als Stifte, die zum radieren komplett umgedreht werden müssen. Eine Batterie und drei Spitzen sind enthalten, da kann man für den Preis wirklich nicht meckern.Es wird eine Ersatzmine mitgeliefert, die ich bisher aber noch nicht gebraucht habe und die enthaltene Batterie ist auch nach einem Jahr noch nicht leer.