Wacom Bamboo Fineline 2 Fine Point, Thin Tip Stylus for iPad (CS600C1B)

I bought this pen to use with my iPad Air 2 and originally figured it would only work in clearly identified apps. To my greatest pleasure, it works with most apps including Apple Memo/Notes. I was further pleased when it worked on my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. Not only did it work with these devices, but I never needed to pair the pen to the devices. It was sensed through the touchpad with ease.My 4 year old daughter also uses the pen for drawing on my iPad Air 2. It is easy enough to use that she doesn't need instruction. I am very pleased.

This stylus does what it's supposed to do. I never used an Apple pencil, so I don't know if this works as well. It is half the price so that's OK with me.I have a Wacom Mouse Pad / Stylus on my old desktop computer. That still works after using it for years. It's not wireless or rechargeable so there is less to go wrong with it. I knew about Wacom because they have been making digitizers for ages, so that's why I was willing to pay for this thing.I'm not impressed with the instructions that come with this . Just a tiny sheet of paper in the cardboard box it was packed with. I have a Fisher Space Pen that came with a better box. There is no holder to keep this stylus in when you aren't using it. I can see myself losing the thing.I believe the Apple Pencil can stick to the side of the Ipad with a magnet, so you can keep it with the tablet. That would be a good feature. Not worth paying another 50 or 60 dollars for though. Not for me at least.How long this thing will last is an open question.

The pen cap is really easy to break, it broke within the first month of use in two places. The pen tip starts to look a little rough if you use it daily and doesn’t always register with my ipad/iphone screen. The battery life is decent but it dies faster every time I’ve charged it. I use this for graphic art and design, and it is decent but I am not entirely satisfied after all the hype. (Edit to include: Only a few months later there are hardware issues and if you dont buy it thru Wacom, there is no warranty.)

I needed a stylus to draw on my iPad and purchased this one to test it out. The price was average in comparison to other stylus'. Wacom is known for having really good products so I picked this one. It was very easy to connect and setup. The charging time is very low so I can continue drawing without having to wait long periods in-between. The charged internal battery lasts a very long time. I can draw all day for a full day before having to recharge the stylus. It's very comfortable and accurate.

I got this a while ago before I got a new iPad with an Apple Pencil. The only app it had OK performance in was Bamboo paper, which hasn't received an update in a while. In other apps, like Procreate, diagonal lines were almost never straight, and it was near impossible to draw a circle without it being extremely wonky.

Great! It matches up real nicely with my iPad Mini, and of course integrates real well with the Bamboo

The Fineline 2 is a good tool, but there are some quirks. The Fineline is nice, it does work but isn't precise when using it. There are several programs I'm using when writing with the Fineline on my iPad Mini 4.Wacom's own app, Bamboo Paper, is the program that is recommended for using the Fineline. Bamboo Paper is a nice app, it's freestyle writing is a lot of fun to use, and you can use it for drawing or taking notes. With the Fineline, it's good, but not great. The App is supposed to recognize your hand, "Palm Rejection", when using the Fineline, but it doesn't always work and it creates some problems when writing or drawing; it moves the "paper" on the tablet, and sometimes recognizes your hand as the writing tool.I'm also using Amazon's Kindle App for reading a textbook for an EMT class. I've been using the Fineline for highlighting topics in the book, much like using a highlighter in a textbook. The Fineline works ok, it sometimes misses the mark when you want to select a particular paragraph. It is much easier to use than your fingertip.In all, I would recommend the Fineline. It may be a product that would work for you, with some understanding that it's not a precision tool, but a nice addition to your tablet.

Great feel and excellent battery. My only complaint is how easily it scratches the screen at certain angles. To that extent, if you don't need the added precision, I may recommend the sketch version instead of this fine tipped version. I use this on an iPad Air 2. Outside of the scratch warning, I would recommend this.

Too much money for what you get. While it is a great idea in theory, this stylus has its issues. When writing, the lines lag behind the stylus by approximately 1/8" to as much as 1/4". This greatly reduces accuracy and makes it next to impossible to draw anything at all and make it look half decent. I wouldn't buy this stylus again for what i paid for it.

Funciona muy bien, en el IPad pero no me gusta que se desgaste la punta por usarla tanto. La mía se ha achatado. Pero sin duda fue una buena compra y es compatible con Procreate

Le stylo fonctionne et est bien connecté au Ipad. par contre j'ai du payé des frais DHL chose que je ne savais pas pour la livraison et le bout du stylo était endommagé, comme si une personne avait dejà ouvert la boite.

Cumple con su función, muy práctico y funcional, además no ha presentado ningún problema, la pluma está intacta, un poco elevado el costo

El tapón de la puma no embona se cae fácilmente, da la sensación con este tipo de desperfectos que no es un producto de calidad