CHUWI Original Hipen H3 Active Stylus Pen with 1024 Level Multi-Function Buttons for Chuwi Hi9 Plus / HI10 X / Ubook tablet

Just make sure that if you want to use the pressure sensitivity that the app supports it. It's not the pen's fault if it isn't working (unless you have a dead AAA battery in it).Oh, also, know that the quality of this pen is superb, it feels great in your hand. I also know that it is Wacom compatible (and vice-versa). I prefer it to the plastic Wacom pens, actually.And finally, the button serves two purposes (for software programmed correctly), The lower button towards the nib is typically "erase" and the higher side of the button is "right click". Of course, some software can let you reprogram them.Great pen! I have a few of them for my Chuwi Hi9 Pro tablet (which I plan to review soon after I play with it some more) and I love it.

Realmente es buena, no tiene salida de video, pero por lo demás está bastante bien

Whoops! I lost mine. Thank you, Chuwi for making these available.

The H2 is just an expensive capacitive stylus which are the only type of stylus that the Hi10 supports. Only works for clicking and scrolling. Forget about writing or drawing with this. It is junk. Used for two days and the plastic coating is already wearing off from the tip and is beginning to scratch the screen

Only selected apps seem to work properly with this pen. I tested it on Sketchbook and Whiteboard but they're so wobbly. It was a struggle to draw on Paint Tool SAI even. Luckily, I also use Clip Studio Paint Pro to try it out and so far it worked well. I haven't tried it on Photoshop because it seems the Ubook tablet won't be able to support it properly and will start to lag.Edit: I would like to add that it doesn't have palm rejection for other apps so it won't work well on OneNote unless you can write without touching the screen. Other stylus pens may work but it'll be mainly from keeping your fingerprints on the device.After few hours of using this pen, I decided not to use this any further and try to venture for another. I expected that this will work with Chuwi Ubook as they claimed, it drains a lot of batter that I had to change to different AAAA batteries in a matter of DAYS, not months! As I thought, it’s still running with tremendous amount of power even if it’s not being used on my tablet either. I wouldn’t recommend it any further at this point. Or better, go find a decent budget Surface Pro instead that will work well with Bamboo Ink by Wacom for drawing and notetaking.

Didn't function then the top wouldn't open, what a disappointment.

Didn't click on it yahoo on half of what i try to do. Its an expensive stylus that didn't even tap on the items you want it to. Big waste of money.

Never worked