“Does the Lenovo Yoga 710 allow for an active stylus to be used or does it only allow for a capacitive stylus that mimics touch input? And, does a stylus need to be bought separately?”
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The Yoga 710 Series only can use the capacitive type stylus. Yes, you would need to purchase the capacitive touch stylus separately.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The screen type is capacitive only, without a digitizer, and will need a third party stylus, either of capacitive type (mimics finger), or of active capacitive type. There have recently been developed some few styluses that by bluetooth or other technology confer pressure sensitivity and high accuracy. If its a dealbreaker, find the stylus first.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Best Buy store #307 in Joliet, IL sold us a Bamboo Ink stylus pen upon purchasing the Lenovo Yoga 710. The associate picked this out and instructed that this is the stylus pen to purchase. We were only able to use the Lenovo 710 briefly twice before the device malfunctioned. Took it to Best Buy, the sent it in and had to replace a motherboard that didn't work. ON A BRAND NEW device?? Just picked up the computer today and am trying to install the stylus and am reading here and other posts that it isn't compatible. Is this true? Now I cannot return it because it is passed the 15 days and the stylus pen had been opened. It was $59.99.
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