A question about the pen of this tablet

[Chris G]

You mean it’s not at the point or the screen the tip? Try doing the pen & touch screen calibration.

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[Jorge]

I hope it was a better explain.

The check up point is not a the end of te tip [ red ] when is in contact whith the screen of table, but it check up point  at the end of the pen [ black part ], as the tip did not exist.

In this way, even if you calibrate it , the pointer is alwais displaced, since varies whit the angle which you write.

Excuse me , i spanish and write in it’s difficult to me.

[Papa Yoyo]

The spot where the pen registers will move as you tilt the pen. This is just how these wacom pens work. You could calibrate with the pen angled how you normally work. I don’t mind this issue as you get used to following the cursor on screen as opposed to the pen tip.

[Iahong Upoc]

Papa Yoyo, you are the best :).

[Jorge]

Thanks, I thought it was a more precise pen.

[Koray K]

I can say that Samsung Note styli with soft rupper tips are much more pleasant to use than these ones with hard tips.

Correct stylus?

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