Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the price I prefer the Apple Pencil, but not everyone has an apple device. Me personally I can’t get the hang of drawing with it but it may just be a preference thing. It also requires a strange battery that I had to order online. Would prefer rechargeable. Takes some finesse to pair it with the device as well.

Works great right out of the box, I haven't used it much so far but I think it's going to be an excellent tool for whatever I use it for. Drawing will be really fun with it and even a child can use it.

The Bamboo Ink Smart Stylus is easy to use and is a fun addition to our compatible touchscreen laptop. Clicking the top button opens different programs to draw or take notes.

This bundled with laptop/touchscreen for high school senior. She likes it for drawing but it is also easy to use for notes.

I love how smooth this pen writes and how easy it was to set it up and connect it with my laptop.

I had purchased another Bamboo pen (more expensive) but it didn't work with Windows 10 and a Dell 2-in-1. I saw this one at the Best Buy and tried it right there; it actually works! Easy to pair and use. Not too expensive, either.

This stylus is sleek, modern, and beautiful. It makes using my touch screen items so much easier. I use it mostly on my laptop to draw things. I also look cool using this in public, matches my vibe!

Good pen for my Dell Inspiron 13" 7000 2-in-1. It makes using Adobe Lightroom CC so much easier. Some laptops don't support Windows ink, but you can take your laptop to Best Buy to have them confirm before purchasing this pen. Only disadvantage I see is that is uses AAAA batteries which are less common than AA or AAA, so keep spares on hand.

I didn't know I really needed a pen like this. I was originally told to buy another pen for $100 but saw this was cheaper. It's easy to set up and link to the computer but when I am drawing, I keep accidentally pressing the buttons on the pen. Not a huge deal, easy fix after pressing but can be slightly annoying. Not even sure why the 2 buttons are necessary because I don't even use them. I still think the price is a little high for what it is but I don't regret buying it.

Works as expected as far as use on the screen. Best Buy was out of stock of the Microsoft pen and was talked in to substituting. Only negative is that it really doesn't have a very strong magnetism to my Surface Pro. Makes me wonder if the Microsoft would have been better but haven't got my hands on the Microsoft pen to compare. So, not sure if it is worse or not regarding that aspect. It was also a slightly better price at the time compared to the Microsoft version.

Half the price of some of the other pens and works great. Only hassle is finding a 4A battery when the one that came with it died. No stores had one, but found a pack on Amazon.

I would recommend you look up which type of Bamboo you pick up first. This particular version came with a fine point and swappable tips which I have found useful thus far. Marking as a 4 star only because I feel this type of device should be cheaper but so is life. Cheers!!

I bought this for my new hp specter 2 in 1. It worked for 1 month then the top button stop working, ever everything else still works. Contacted wacom, their working on it , might get it replaced. The other bad thing about this bamboo stylus is that you need AAAA batteries that are hard to find. Its recommended that you take the battery out when not in use. Other than those problems it's a good stylus. Very pressies and handy for photo shop, and drawing.

I have to say I love this lil thing! I went with the open box one just cuz it was 10$ cheaper and I’m not complaining one bit! It’s comparable with my HP envy x360 and makes me love my comp even more!

Got this for my Lenovo YOGA 730, which some say it's not compatible. Meaning they probably didn't try very hard. For Lenovo users you need to go to the windows app store and download the lenovo pen app. THAT, is how it'll work with your device. Read the manual, you'll have to hold the 2 buttons on the side to change it to wacom mode as this pen is designed to work with wacom or ntrig devices (Surface) I've been working with this pen on my laptop for about 3+ weeks and have finished some pieces already. It's nice, really has a nice pressure range and a surprisingly low activation force, like the moment it touches the glass it's making a line. Which has been throwing me off since my Surface pen is no where near this sensitive. The sensitivity is a good thing, I just need to adjust to it. I use Clip Studio Paint with this and it's a perfect match. Unlike my tablet on my desktop I had to set the settings in Clip Studio to tablet PC mode instead of wintab. After a restart, all work perfectly. I wanted this one with the removable battery as there's a rechargeable battery version, so in 3-4 years when I'm still using the same pen I'm not forced to buy another because the non-removeable battery stopped working. AAAA batteries will last 7-12 months+ and are fairly cheap if you shop around.

Reviewing a document and highlighting changes...writing on pdfs. Drawing and coloring adds fun. Also using the pen to enhance photos. It is easy and fun to use.

Overall, this is a great pen for Lenovo laptops (not sure if this works for other brands). I had no trouble syncing it with my laptop. The only issue I have is the clickable top portion of the pen. After a few weeks, the top part is now sitting at an angle (not flat). It's not terrible by any means, but I am unsure if it will hold a year from now. Otherwise I love using this pen for school.

The stylus works really well with the laptop that I purchased the batteries die pretty fast however.

This pen has a lot of great features. Bad side is... it does not have a rechargeable battery :(. If you’re not using this literally every day, you will find yourself having to swap batteries maybe once every three months. However, if you’re busy and use it everyday... it will be way more frequent. That’s the only negative about it

a nice add on for a touch screen computer great for writing notes and drawing on the computer