Wacom CS320AK Bamboo Smart Stylus Pen

I used the Lenovo Pen Pro with my X1-Yoga for a couple years, and it was an ok pen. But it suddenly stopped working intermittently, and I could not find any way to fix it, so it was time for a new pen. (The tiny pen that docks in the computer is fine for in a pinch. But I mark up a lot of reports, so I really need a pen that I can hold comfortably for long stretches of time.)So, I thought I'd try this Wacom CS320AK Bamboo Smart Stylus Pen. So far it's been a great choice. I has a comfortable size, weight, and balance. The buttons are much easier to locate by feel - I always had to look to find the buttons on the Pen Pro. And its functionality is the same as the Pen Pro.

Great Wacom AES pen. A bit old now (early 2018) since the new dual protocol (Ntrig AES [now aka Microsoft pen protocol] and Wacom AES) Wacom Bamboo Ink performs a bit better, has more premium materials and better ergonomics. The reason I bought this pen (besides being $30 cheaper than the Wacom Bamboo Ink) is that it's literally the only other pen that kind of works with the Huawei MateBook E (2017 version). The MatePen, the only officially supported pen for the Huawei MateBook is no longer on sale virtually anywhere in the world so this will be your only option for the MateBook if you couldn't get a Mate Pen back in early 2017.

OK, not really functional

Satisfied

Used on Lenovo X1 screen. Much easier to use than built in pen. It has a better "feel" when writing.

Has a great feel, writes precisely on my Lenovo X1 Yoga 2nd Gen.

Works really well. Much better than the pen that came with my tablet / laptop

work much better than the Toshiba dyna pen it is substituting, much more responsive and accurate.