A:AnswerYou can view a list of tested devices at www.wacom.com/comp. The Bamboo Ink will work with most devices that have Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol technology built in.
A:AnswerYou can view a list of tested devices at www.wacom.com/comp. The Bamboo Ink will work with most devices that have Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol technology built in.
A:AnswerI don't mean to tread on the official Wacom answer here, but I have both this pen and the Galaxy Flex Alpha, and it does work with it! It does occasionally "skip" when drawing, but its pretty solid overall. I do light graphic design work with it: simple sketches, knocking out backgrounds in photos, and note taking. THough not perfectly seamless with all apps, so that is likely why its not completely compatible.
A:AnswerYou can view a list of tested devices at www.wacom.com/comp. If your model has Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol technology built in then it may be compatible.
A:AnswerPlease check www.wacom.com/comp for a list of tested devices. If your Yoga has Wacom AES pen technology or Microsoft Pen Protocol then it will possibly be compatible.
A:AnswerYou can view a list of tested devices at www.wacom.com/comp, but if your model contains Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol pen technology then it may be compatible.
A:AnswerIf your model has Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol pen technology then the pen may work. You can view a list of tested devices at www.wacom.com/comp.
A:AnswerIf your model of Dell has Wacom AES or Microsoft Pen Protocol pen technology then it is possibly compatible. You can find a list of tested devices here: www.wacom.com/comp.
A:AnswerDon’t know. Bought it as the latest available at BB. Really didn’t do much research. Suggest if there a feature you’re looking for then do research and buy that otherwise this is fine for me.
