Product Comparison: Wacom Bamboo Ink vs Microsoft Surface Pen
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- It feels nice in the hand and it doesn't miss a stroke.
- No problem with it all. Great tip material.
- The pen works great and I like the grip and triangular section.
- Works well with a Yoga x380. Pen feels balanced and comfortable in the hand.
- Excellent value for money. Works well with Windows Ink. Easy set -up and quick response when using on the device.
- If I had to pick one niggle about the pen it would be with the tip that comes with it.
- The product feels really nice and looks as though it is really good quality.
- It connected via bluetooth easily and works nicely with windows ink workspace and sticky notes and everything else.
- Love this pen, it works perfectly on my Surface Book 2.
- Great pen, using it on a Surface Pro 3.
- The buttons and pressure sensitivity did not work for me.