Lenovo Active Pen 2, 4096 Levels of Pressure Sensitivity, Customized Shortcut Buttons, for ThinkPad X1 Tablet Gen 2, Miix 720, 510, 520, Yoga 720, 920, Replacement Tips Included, GX80N07825

I was torn between this pen and the more expensive version Lenovo offers, but I absolutely do not regret buying this one as I really love it and used it quite extensively during my college semester.This pen is perfect to me, due to its ideal weight (it feels nice & heavy, like a real, expensive pen) which makes it feel expensive, the quality is superb (it is definitely made of high quality materials), it is very durable (it doesn't break or scratch, even though I've been sort of rough with it over the months), it is SUPER accurate & responsive -- it doesn't fail in terms of sensitivity and performs almost perfectly on my Lenovo 7i 14" and it just feel SOO good to write with, basically like a real pen, and last but not least, it is extremely comfortable & ergonomic, meaning that it absolutely feels like a real, high-end pen, and the buttons are so comfortable to click and are very responsible and sound & feel great. Overall, I am highly impressed by this pen and I just wish Lenovo had included it with my 7i, as I feel it is almost an essential aspect of the 2-in-1 experience. I would HIGHLY recommend without hesitation! It is DEFINITELY worth the money and extremely useful, convenient, & versatile, whether it's just for journaling, writing, drawing, or taking notes for school. I personally use it for notetaking and journaling occasionally and it has been a wonder to use.

Purchased this for my wife’s Lenovo Yoga 7 (2024). Coming from my wife - The pen was very simple to connect/setup, and all functions work great. Writing experience is smooth and precise, and the battery life is excellent.

Good pen, works well, buttons could be a bit more tactile

Writes great, no lag. However, if u write at just the wrong angle, the pen tip will squeak a bit, although it will still write. Good product

~Review~tldr; Was looking for an alternative to the $70 Bamboo Ink and decided to give this a go. Overall, super satisfying despite original doubt.Pros:- Easy set-up basically out of the box it is ready to go.- Comes with 3 replacement nibs with replacement tool, one AAAA battery, and a little laptop carrying attachment that fits into a USB port.- I use it on a Lenovo Yoga 720 13" and it works like a dream, very responsive on Adobe apps (PS, AE, PR) and Microsoft apps like Fresh Paint and One Note.- Very good build quality does not feel cheap, has a solid aluminum feel to it, stronger than a pen/pencil feeling. Almost feels like a metal rod.- Feels very natural and in my experience has palm rejection once the pen makes contact with the screenCons:- A tad slippery, feels very smooth (not to the point where it is flying out of you hand) but the ability to use a duct tape grip or attach a pencil/pen grip is there if you can forego the pen carrying laptop attachment.- There is a bit of a learning curve especially if using this stylus for the first time, especially on Photoshop I might add but is great once accustomed.- The buttons on the side weren't really explained and I have not used either of them once but it does not feel like a necessity.- WORKS on the Yoga 720 13" but does not work on my iPad, Nexus 6P or Nexus 7 AT ALL no touch, no hover. So be sure to CHECK COMPATABILITY before purchasing!Final Thoughts:I love it, it works great for me and at this price point compared to a cheap $9 - $15 stylus with limited accuracy or the more expensive Bamboo INK ($70), Apple Pencil ($99) or the new Pixelbook Pen ($99) this pen does a swell job for just under $30 but if you're not doing work that requires accuracy such as design or drawing and just want something to touch your screen with, a cheaper stylus might be a more economic choice and will most likely be more compatible with more devices.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered my stylus directly from Lenovo because I wanted to avoid any complications with quality and compatibility. Unfortunately that wasn't the case. As soon as I opened the box I noticed that the stylus wasnt in great shape. & When I went to use it, it didn't work. Luckily I ordered a 2 pack of AAAA batteries with it and swapped out the old one. But even with the new battery, it would randomly stop working. I have to unscrew the back and jiggle the battery, then replace the back to get it to work again.The battery this pen comes with is a cheap off brand. It's very light and obviously didn't have much juice to start with. I'm disappointed by how slippery the writing experience is. I use my Lenovo in tablet mode to handwrite notes. It was like writing with an ice cube.I also have a Samsung tab6. The stylus has a fine tip that's made out of rubber or something that gives some traction while using it but is still very smooth. I expected this pen to be similar since it's more expensive. The nib of this pen is similar to cheap generic styluses.I really don't appreciate the bounce in the nib either. I'm assuming this is for the pressure sensitivity but my Samsung stylus has no problem doing the same job with a stationary nib. I'm overall just disappointed and now worry that I won't be able to have the best experience with my new Lenovo yoga laptop. I need a stylus with palm rejection that's compatible with onenote auto switching for hand writing. Will probably be returning this stylus but there's not many options for what I need /:

The media could not be loaded. Works great! It can be pretty sensitive and other times not sensitive enough but I tested it in paint to see how well it can draw it and it pretty decent. For my tablet type needs for my Lenovo Flex 3 laptop, it works perfectly for me to take notes!I love how light it is, the magnetic feature, the side buttons (bottom one is used to erase, can’t figure out how to set the top one yet), and that it’s rechargeable with a basic USB-C cable.