Product Comparison: Apple Pencil for iPad Pro (MK0C2ZM/A) vs Wacom CS-100
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- Pressure sensitivity is the best I've seen. It's better than Microsoft's Surface pen.
- Can be used on the side of the tip for shading effects.
- Length of the pencil is longer than needed probably due to the battery. Very comfortably.
- The pencil itself is quite heavy due to heavy the rechargeable battery inside.
- It’s good quality, but the weight of it is slightly distracting to draw with, especially as I personally am used to real pencils and pens.
- The pen uses a dense but springy and soft rubber tip to register contact with the capacitive touchscreen of a compatible tablet or phone.
- The tip provides good feedback and overall feeling when in contact with the screen of the device.
- You can feel both the pressure of the pen against the screen and the motion and pressure of the pen and it does feel very much like writing on paper.
- It's comfortable to hold and sports the size, solidity and feel of a quality fountain pen.
- The smaller tip compared to other I have tried is very responsive and works well both on the small mobile phone and with the Tablet very positively in all cases.
- I found the rubber tip too soft in use. There wasn't sufficient resistance for me.
- It works very well for drawing and selecting objects in the design apps such as Concepts or AutoCad 360. It does not have any lag and draws smoothly.
- The battery lasts for a very long time and charges in a matter of minutes by plugging into the iPad lighting port. It also comes with an adapter to connect to a charging cable.
- The battery life is good, but having to charge it at all is a little odd to me. But the battery lasts for a long time and it pleases me.
- The Apple pencil does not work when swiping from right to left from off the screen to open split screen.
- Battery life is appalling short. Frequently loses Bluetooth connection. Over priced in relation to its performance.
- These have a nice weight to them, made of solid hard wearing material and are very reactive with touch screens.
- The pen clasp on the side of the stylus allows me to secure it in the spine of my tablet cover so I won't lose it.
- I fully recommend this product to anyone who wants to make handwritten digital notes on documents or e-notepads.
- Feels just right. Experience Bamboo Solo's perfectly balanced and comfortable in-hand feel thanks to the ergonomic triangular design and soft-touch surface.
- The nib glides well, but because there is no lid to cover the nob end, I got a small tear in the nib quite quickly from it being in my bag.