Dell Active Stylus for Dell Tablets (750-AAGN)

I recently purchase an HP Specter 360 and did some research on the best pen to use for the touch screen for my photo editing. Most the articles I read stated that the Dell Active Stylus was the one to buy, not the HP pen. Well they were right. This pen works great, synchronizes nicely, is well balanced and the button for functions works well. I use several photo editing program installed on this new laptop and this pen has made my workflow much more efferent. My only caution is this, I keep this laptop and pen in a compact brief case and due to the slim factor of the case, the pen gets pressure on the pen button if you don't position it properly. Hence, the battery dies in a day.

Love the stylus, I can confirm that this does work for the HP Spectre x360 13 in. (i7 8GB). I first received, what I assume, was a defective stylus. It recognized on screen but there was no touch input. That pen was manufactured in March 2016. I dont know if that had anything to do with it, but I contacted Amazon support and received a replacement in a timely manner and it is now working perfectly on my Spectre and Venue 8 pro. I'm running windows 10 anniversary and everything works well, very responsive and very precise. The second stylus was manufactured April 2016. If you have a Spectre, don't hesitate.

I bought this pen for my HP Spectre x360 since it uses the same tech and for the first 7 or so months it worked flawlessly. After that it started having some issues where it acted like the battery was dying. I swapped out batteries and finally found that just removing the battery for a few minutes seemed to help but it slowly got worse to the point I contacted Dell to work on getting a replacement. After talking with them for 2 days now they're unwilling to repair or replace the pen unless I buy a Dell computer off the officially supported list to test it with. So if for ANY reason this stops working, even under warranty they will not support it unless you own one of the like 5 dells that are officially supported. Until now I'd highly suggest it, now I have to say stay away from this or any other Dell stylus as they will not support them.

Just purchased the pen (PN556W) and a dell Inspiron 2 in 1 7568, pretty much exclusively for use with Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, & Illustrator. I've only had it a few hours, but so far, I'm very impressed. (will update if I have the problems with longevity a few others have mentioned) Pros: Accuracy: This is what I was really worried about. I wasn't sure if it would be accurate enough for producing quality art, but I'm really happy with it after one session of mostly testing/sketching. There is slight jitter when drawing straight lines slowly, but that's to be expected. Similar to the amount I've seen in video reviews of surface pro 4s. But in normal writing test, or drawing at typical speeds, the lines are smooth and consistent (my natural hand shake is more pronounced than the jitter from the stylus) Pressure sensitivity: This is fantastic, and totally blew away my expectations. Very similar feel/result to the wacom intuos on my desktop. Cons: Feel: My main complaint. The stylus feels a bit insubstantial in hand. I prefer the size & weight of the wacom stylus. I may try putting a rubber grip around the bottom of the barrel to fatten it up a bit. The rocker button is also not great. It's too flat, the ends are too close together. You have to actually stop a second and think about it to use the buttons. The standard intuos stylus' rocker is much easier to use on the fly. (I may try to mod this a bit as well) Software: The Dell drivers are terrible, and are very limited in terms of what they allow you to bind to the buttons Fortunately, you can just go to wacom and get the 'Wacom Feel' drivers, which allow you to program pretty much anything to the buttons.

Be aware that different Dell laptops use different pens. They are not inter-operable. I use this stylus for my Dell xps 13 inch. It works effortlessly. However, be aware of the batteries. The 2 small coin batteries in the top half of the pen drive the bluetooth. This is the battery that is shown in the capacity on the blue tooth interface. It is not related to the AAAA battery in the base. This AAAA battery is what drives the screen touch sensor. My battery lasts about 6 months. If you find the screen is not reacting to the pen, hi chance it is a low AAAA battery. I bought a bunch of them on amazon and carry an extra one around with me. Other than the battery issue, this pen works effortlessly.

Just got it so this is a first impression review: It works with the HP Spectre x360 13t! Works in One Note, Photoshop CC 2015 and Illustrator CC 2015 (pen tool is a bit strange in that you have to double tap to put down a point). It's pressure sensitive and has 2 buttons. Pen has a certain weight to it but I wouldn't say it's too heavy. Check out the photos for my tests in each of the mentioned programs. Doesn't have an on/off button but a different user has said that it's automatic. We'll see how long the battery lasts. Dec 2017 update: - Pen battery does not last long, runs out of battery in a month or two even though I don't use it more than once or twice a month. There's no on/off button and I'm guessing the short battery life may be related to an issue with the time it takes for the pen to "turn off" after it's not in use. - I have given up on the pen since then because my HP Spectre x360 has terrible palm detection such that it is impossible to draw a line longer than 2 inches before the monitor thinks my palm is the pen and the line stops abruptly.

Muy buen producto, se prende hasta que presionas un botón y se apaga automático después de no usarlo para ahorrar bateria. Práctico yo que uso mi laptop en modo tablet.

amazing product. But unlucky me.. it fell down and broke the nib from inside the barrel.. cant even pull it out and replace with another it seems.. I couldn't evn find a service point in India (after googling) where i can hand it over for nib replacement. Can anybody please help me with some info??

It works really well with the specre x360. I've tried the surface pen on the tablet, this combo beats it outright

material return due to non compatibility but amount not received

Perfecto para el XPS 13 2 en 1