“This does not support AES or MPP, contrary to what the "Lenovo Product Expert" said in response to the question about finding a compatible stylus. So I will ask again, what are some stylus options that are actually compatible with this machine?”
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There is currently a defect and NO PENS ARE SUPPORTED (until Lenovo releases a driver). How do I know? I tested every pen protocol -- Wacom-EMR, AES 1.0, AES 2.0, MPP 1.0, MPP 2.0 -- and none of them worked. In short, you won't be able to use a pen on this!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If your looking for a compatible stylus pen, I use a brand called Boxwave, it allows me to interact with my Lenovo fine, i can even use it to draw with.... I got mine from Amazon.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I am having the same issue and also connectivity issue also with Bluetooth. I had to trouble shoot it with my phone to see if the stylus or Bluetooth headphones are not working with my laptop and the laptop is the issue. I'm a student it was recommended by store associate but I can't find accessories options because this is not a popular laptop I have owned it since September.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello. Will Lenovo ever actually release such a driver? And if so, will it make the device compatible with AES?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Do yourself a favor and just buy the Surface Pro from microsoft's website. This Lenovo doesn't support AES or MPP pen protocol, and it has a weak i3 CPU. It's not worth $400, much less the absurd $789
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