r/stylus

Do you guys know what other lenovo pen could work for this tablet percision 2 is expensive and i can't find lenovo active pen 3 do you think digital pen 3 will work for this?

With palm rejection

Hello I have just got a Samsung Galaxy S9FE+ and want to get into digital art on Ibis Paint and such, but I don't have a pen for this tablet and don't want to spend $100+ on a S pen. I've tried the Onn. USBC pen from Walmart but found it's only for iPads from 2018 and newer, what's a decent budget S pen clone/knockoff for my tablet?

I recently got an iPad Air M4 and don't want to spend on an Apple Pencil right now.

My budget is under ₹1,500, and my primary use will be note-taking (GoodNotes/Noteful/Apple Notes), occasional PDF annotation, and general writing. I don't draw, so pressure sensitivity isn't important.

I'm looking for a third-party stylus with:

Good palm rejection

Low latency

Decent battery life

Reliable compatibility with the iPad Air M4

If you've been using one in this price range, I'd love to hear your recommendations and real-world experience. Thanks!

Hi I have been recently having issues with my lenovo pen as it seems to be incorrectly calibrated and I have tried everything, calibrating, reinstalling drivers, reinstalling the lenovo pen settings app and so on but nothing seems to work. Battery is full as well. The issue is that the pointer kind of runs away when it gets closer to the bottom or upper part of the screen when the buttons on the pen are pressed, otherwise it is fine in the center. I encountered this problem before but was fortunately able to solve it, although I havent had much luck now. Ive noticed that the problem occurs only when the barrel buttons are set to "middle", "left", or "right" click, otherwise it works as its supposed to. Is there any way to fix this? Is there a setting Ive missed somewhere?

lenovo app settings

pointer is further than its supposed to be while a barrel button is pressed

Hey everyone i will keep it short and crisp

i bought lenovo m11 from a coaching intitute and it didnt have the lenovo pen , after a whole year of neet reneet now i want to buy a stylus to make good notes so suggest me few pens

i searched alott for palm rejection but found nothing soo hopefully u guys suggest something good

How to find, is there any way to track it?

I am curious about this. Decades ago shorthand was all the rage. Some practitioners getting around 200 words per minute.

Some more basic alphabet based systems allowed students to write between 60 and 80 wpm after one semester.

I'm not an expert typist. But productive for my job and get around 50-60 words per minute.

Theoretically I could short hand faster than I type woth 8-10 weeks practice.

And modern devices could probably instantly translate this to full text.

Which begs the question: Have their been any moves towards this as a digital input method?

Hey everyone!

I have a Lenovo Tab M11 and I’m looking for a touch-supported stylus pen. The original Lenovo Tab Pen Plus is quite costly here.

Since the M11 requires specific pen protocols (like LPP 2.0), I am worried about buying a random "universal" pen only to find out it lacks pressure sensitivity or palm rejection.

Has anyone in India successfully used a cheaper third-party stylus with the Tab M11 for note-taking and drawing?

I just bought my first ever digital notebook today, the Note Air 5c. Pretty excited as I've been wanting a digital notebook for years.

I watched a lot of videos on it and one thing I noticed were many complaints about the pen. They didn't bother me too much, but I noticed there's no eraser on top like I see with the Kindle Colorsoft Scribe.

I saw in a video for the Scribe how they just flipped the pen over like a regular pencil and erased their mistakes . I want something like that.

I was thinking about just buying a Kindle Scribe pen, but figured I'd ask if people had better recommendations.

Thanks.

I just got an Apple Pencil Pro for note-taking (I’ve never taken digital notes before, but I want to give it a try). I usually prefer very fine-point pens, around 0.5 mm, so I’m looking for replacement Pencil tips that make my handwriting feel as precise as possible.

I’m also using the Bellemond Kent paper-like screen protector, so I’d like tips that won’t scratch it or wear it down too quickly.

Also, which note-taking app would you recommend? I’m mainly looking for the best handwriting experience with clean, precise writing. I’ve heard of Goodnotes, Notability, Apple Notes, and Noteful, but I’m not sure which one is easier to navigate.

Any recommendations for both replacement tips and note-taking apps?