a few questions…

[Luís Santos]

What active stylus are you using? I can’t seem to get one that is precise and easy to use (let alone one that has palm rejection).

As for the rest:

1. I use a Samsung fast charger for Galaxy S6 and the type-C cable that came with the tablet. Other cables (e.g., the one for the Galaxy S6) will charge 3 times slower);
2. Maybe one with Qualcom Fast Charging, something with an output of 2.4A or greater.
3. Chrome. Always Chrome.
4. SD cards seem to have some issues here. I’m using a 64GB from Sandisk and it seems ok.
5. The original film isn’t good to keep on and use as a permanent screen protector. I got a tempered glass one which seemed awful at first, with bubbles and areas that wouldn’t stick to the screen, but after a couple of days it all went away and it’s now fine.

[Matt]

I use the original stylus – CEP02 form Geekbuying. Stylus works great, I do not have any problems with him.
Thanks, I’ll try to use chrome. I hope that 4GB of RAM and the x5-Z8300 is enough for Chrome.

[Luís Santos]

I’m sure you’ll do fine with Chrome. I use it on Win10 all the time and no issues whatsoever.

About the pen, though, and sorry for not letting go, are you able to write, take notes and some drawings with it? And do you manage to get palm rejection? Because the pen I’m using is a Chuwi, not a Cube one.

[Matt]

I have no comparison to other stylus/tablet, but everything works ok. Several times it happened to me that the tablet first detected the hand, and then the stylus, but as soon as the stylus touched the screen it all worked normally (do not detect the hand while writing). After a day of learning how to write with the stylus I have no problem with the hand detection.

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