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

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

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.

it's been mostly pretty great, but after a few months of use the pen nib keeps falling out and getting lost

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 Pencildoes 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.

Does not work most of time.

I use this stylus to take notes at class every day, and I have only had to recharge it twice since I bought it. I'm not sure exactly how many hours I have used it for, but it definitely seems to be more than what was advertised, so I am impressed by the battery life. The buttons feel good to use. The light weight of it isn't quite satisfactory to my preferences because I like heavier items, but I wouldn't say that's a flaw

I guess i shouldn't have gone cheap and bought this instead of the higher end HP pen. It was compatible with my HP omnibook X but after using an apple pencil its sort of disappointing. Maybe it would be better on a different touch screen but i just noticed alot of lag that the apple pencil doesnt have. I also tried microsoft paint and a few other writing apps but i have yet to see the pressure and tilt control they claim, the line thickness never changes. Something else is that the nib of the pen pushes in a little when you write ( assuming that's the pressure sensor) but it makes this annoying rattling sound. It could definitely just be my model of laptop but i think im going to return it and get something ill actually enjoy using. The body of the pen, charger, and battery seems fine though no complaints there.

works well