Stylus Pen for ASUS Transformer/Mini/ASUS Zenbook Flip/Pro/ASUS Vivobook Flip/Pro/Duo/ASUS Notebook, Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Active Pen with 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Palm Rejection, Black

Bought this to use with my laptop to create digital art for when I don't have my tablet and old Apple Pencil to draw with Procreate. Please note, this stilus does not appear to work with Krita (Art Software) so I tried it with Microsoft Whiteboard and it functions well. Take note this does not have Bluetooth and so will not work with Apple but does connect with Microsoft so I am able to use it on my laptop. I like the button on the side that selects between writing and erasing, a feature my old Apple Pencil does not have. This stilus has a comparable pressure sensitivity and is lightweight/comfortable to hold. To contrast, it is a bit larger than my Apple Pencil and a bit "clunkier" than the Apple Pencil. I do recommend this product.

the stylus works a lot better than I thought it would!!! I really like it!

Instead of led letting you know it's charging is green or a red when it's dying it gives a blue meaningless light. It stays on. My take would be to have it off at all times and only light up when it's charging and blinking if it's about to die. I was so confused about what it means.

This pen works perfectly with my Asus Proart PZ13. Just click it once and it is connected. Battery lasts a long time.

Kind of confusinggggg not sure how to use it rather than just using it to write. But it does what a pen should lol! I use on asus vivobook

Love this product! I have an Asus Zenbook that came with a pen. But I always had trouble with it. This pen has no battery to mess with and is recharged quickly via cable. I have to sign documents and assessments often so I love having the pen. I also use a samsung note, fold, or ultra so pens are a must in my note taking world. I hope this own last many years as it will get a lot of use! I wonder if there are metal nibs for it like there are for the phones?

Works perfectly with an ASUS Q504U touchscreen. There's a little bit of lag, but i think that might be more the machine's issue since I get the same thing using my finger.

I use this stylus for notetaking (GoodNotes) with a 2-in-1 ASUS touchscreen laptop. It isn't perfect, but works well, and certainly much, much better than the Microsoft Surface Stylus I have used in the past. The tip is a firm, hard plastic, kind of similar to an Apple Pencil, which gides far better than rubber tips (which also break down quickly). The palm recognition isn't great, but if you have a sleeve on it's perfect. I use it for 4ish hours a day and can go 2 plus weeks without charging it- I just end up recharging, never have had it die on me. I far prefer this to the super expensive AAAA batteries that most other styluses use.