The situation is seemed to be somewhat chaotic. I cannot distinguish which stylus pen is the HiPen H1. While the HiPen H1 previously introduced by Emily is said to be an active stylus pen, the stylus pen on Banggood is explained as “battery-free” but at the same time it has a feature of “pressure sensitivity.” On the other hand, Tinydeal lists the stylus pen entitled as HiPen H1 on their web-site http://www.tinydeal.com/hipen-h1-active-stylus-pen-for-12-chuwi-hi12-tablet-pc-p-159127.html and explains it is a third party product, NOT made by Chuwi Corp.
By the way, I have tested my CEP02-AS (an active stylus pen made for Cube iWork10 Flagship, this is the same one as listed on Geekbuying http://www.geekbuying.com/item/Original-Cube-CEP02-Active-Stylus-Pen-for-Cube-iWork10-Flagship-Tablet—Black-364168.html and not the one as listed on GearBest http://www.gearbest.com/tablet-accessories/pp_314890.html ) on iWork10 Flagship and Hi10 Dual OS having the serial number “..03XXXX” using Microsoft’s Fresh Paint running on Windows10. The pen works on both tablets including the pressure sensitive function. But I feel the pressure sensitive functionality is weaker on Hi12 Dual OS though I am not an expert of using stylus pens. The pen is usable for the desktop operations in both the tablets, too.
For more information, when an AAAA cell battery is not loaded inside the pen, my CEP02-AS does not work on iWork10 Flagship nor Hi12 Dual OS.
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