Stylus Pen for HP Envy x360 Pavilion x360 Spectre x360 (300-Day Battery Life, Smooth Writing), Support MPP Tilt Pen with Pressure Sensitivity, Palm Rejection (Check Compatible List Before Purchase)

It worked right out of the box. I have it working with my HP 360 envy and it seems full compatible. The connectivity is great. My laptop detects it, and I just start writing writing on the screen with it. Its light weight, easy to write with, and comes in a couple of colors. Its not too expensive and still works well.

Works wonderful for my laptop! Makes note taking easy, and drawing that much more fun. However, I'd also buy a little sleeve for your hand because the pen mode doesn't work as well. Still very good. It's spot on when it writes, I've never had an issue with that. The sensitivity of the pen works like it actually came with the laptop and not bought separately. It came with tips in case one broke, but the tip itself is very durable and long lasting. Haven't needed to replace it at all.

Smooth Function, Slight Grip ShiftThis stylus connects quickly and works smoothly across my HP touchscreen. It’s responsive for note-taking and sketching, with minimal lag. I did find the grip area a bit slick after long use, but a silicone sleeve helped. Battery life is great and it charges fast. A dependable tool for daily digital work.

Works great, has pressure sensitivity and everything. Only thing is that it is the tiniest bit off from where you actually press but you’ll adapt. I’d rather buy this then spend it on the official 80$ ish dollar stylus.

On my second one since I lost the first but I love it. Love the weight and my hp envy 360 has no problems or lag with it and it’s also magnetic and I can attach it to the side or top of the computer which is convenient. Comes with battery and extra tips and I didn’t change the last one’s battery since I got it a year ago until I recently lost it so great battery life too.

This pen was incredibly underwhelming. With a price point of $30, I was expecting some functionality. I have an HP Pavilion x360 15-cr0xx, which it claims to have functionality for on the box.While the pen worked straight away after assembly, there were many glaring issues with it.Firstly, there is no pressure sensitivity. At all. Even though on the box it says it has 1024 levels of pressure, it does not. I tried both writing and drawing with this pen and there was no line weight to it at all. It was disappointing since I really wanted to primarily use this for drawing.Secondly, the lines are not smooth. The lines skip if you have the cap on the pen. There was no way to mitigate this either, as the pen has minimal functionality button wise/support wise online. The lines would skip frequently, and even with the cap off, the lines were very jagged when I tried to draw straight.Overall, this product is very disappointing. I am returning it and just going with the official HP pen instead.

I just bought this pen so I can take notes for my Organic Chemistry class (lots of drawing). It has been great for my HP Pavilion x360 Convertible 14m-dy0xxx. I was torn with getting a tablet with pen for my notes, however I did not want to spend the money. I am glad I purchased this pen $30 its better than potentially spending $300 for tablet. I really love this pen using it on my touch screen laptop with One Note. I would give this pen a try, however make sure it is compatible with your laptop. Also expect some delay with writing when you clean the screen of your device it takes time to get accustom to it.

For the price point this pen worked great! At least it did at first. After 6 months it just stopped. I assumed the battery died and had to special order a AAAA battery because no one local carried them. After getting a new battery, it still doesn't work. I installed the battery correctly according to instructions. The pen is just dead. I really expected at least a year or 2 out of it since I spent over $30.