How accurate is the digitizer for taking notes, drawing, marking text etc.?
1361648
It's very good! I bought this for my brother who is in structural designing business.
1361649
Quite accurate, much better than other Wacom-based systems I used before (ThinkPad X220 Tablet, ThinkPad X61), where there were always problems at edges of the screen.
951558
There is a disk at the end of the pen, so the point is not thin, but since the disk is transparent you can see the pen point and it is very accurate. I will suggest you purchase extra points though as the disk is somewhat fragile. Additionally, if your tablet screen protector causes any drag, you'll find this useless (unless you're willing to remove said screen protector).
1096610
The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in. The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly... » Read More The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in. « Show Less
1797839
I have not used it for that. I would think you can get a much cheaper stylus for note taking.
466164
Does not seem to work w/ digitizer pen (eg. on onenote). Tried on my Lenovo x230t... works on laptop, but not on external monitor (doesn't recognize eraser tip or pen button). screen is very sensitive though... can use anything to write on it.
1616633
No the stylus digitizer does not work. The Only stylus - with limited functionality that works is the soft tip - same you would use for an Ipad.
530641
I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.
1841718
I doubt it. I wasn't pleased with the sensitivity for note taking, so for something as precise as art, I don't see it working the way you want.
1345973
It is *supposed* to work by tracing out the lines or words on your workspace with your fingertip. Sadly, it is not possible to get it to work right as I not only tried it myself, I had several other family members try - of widely varying ages and skills. It is cheap but is even more cheaply made and thought out.
1038853
I think someone is giving an idea that I've found little merrit. Cassette2USB is a good product, especially the converter, records both directions without manually turning tape, software OK on my W7. I Think Digitope Digitalizer is over rated for any OS. Try Cassette2USB for $59.99 at cassette2USB.com . I like it and the converter is worth that alone even with another product such as Magix Cleaning Labs. Several options, I like Cassette2USB the best, but the others have their place as well.
1041273
Yes but I would suggest a rubber tip stylus as opposed to a disc tip (Jot pro) stylus. The disc tip will skip at times randomly, but if that's not a big deal to you then go with the disc
2247275
It works well enough I guess. The paper has enough grit to hold on to the ink but still smooth enough to let it flow like normal. Although lately I've been using a paper called Master's Touch Drawing pads but this one will get the job done pretty well. Good luck.
1847423
Yes, it comes with an active digitizer stylus. The stylus takes a AAAA battery (which is also included) but the level of control is much more precise compared to a stylus that's just a piece of plastic. I've heard the battery in the stylus lasts a couple of months but I haven't owned it long enough to confirm.
1209241
In my opinion, yes. The included pen is very responsive to the tablet's screen. You also have access to many different note-taking apps on the Play Store. If you have excellent handwriting, by all means, go digital!
465330
The pressure sensitivity I think almost certainly is a function of the screen digitizer however if I were to bet I would say that pen tilt can be upgraded by buying a nicer pen. Tilt can make up allot for varying line thinkness to make up for having of 256 levels of pressure sensitivity. Though I'm not adept enough that more than 256 would be used when I draw.We need an expert to weigh in. Any out there???
610366
You can write just like you use to. It will not recognize your hand, its impossible to do so.its easy and 99% accurate for handwriting. If you want to draw, its not as accurate as handwriting.
26704
No. This model does not have a digitizer installed. It's an earlier run than the ones that are currently being sold on Lenovo's website.I've tried a couple different stylus tools on this screen with little success. However, the touch recognition from fingers is excellent. If you need to write on the screen by hand, I recommend shelling out the extra cash to get the one directly from Lenovo that comes with the digitizer and pen.