Wacom Pro Pen 2 (KP504E) - Compatible Cintiq Pro & MobileStudio Pro,Black

Reviews

まぼろし

As a professional artist, I go through Wacom tablets very often. Since the buttons are "flatter" with less travel on the Pro Pen Slim, it's kinda hard to feel like I get a good button press on them sometimes (if that makes sense). I appreciate the fuller, "more comfy" grips on the standard "pack-in" pens, but when I'm just doodling around I really like using a lighter pen.

Neil Kotchea

The size is basically the same as any traditional pen or pencil. I guess one gets used to it, after a while. I really love my new stylus since my old one was looking ratty and worn out + pressure sensitivity was going bad on my old pen. I would constantly be wiping the grip on the regular pen with sanitizing wipes to try and remove the oils but not anymore!

Blue

It had no issue connecting the the tablet- instant worked, no needed new firmware installment or Bluetooth whatever. There are a couple things that I wish were a little different though. On the picture, you can appreciate the size difference.

Justin

Highly recommend getting this if you like to move around alot and bring your art setup with you everywhere as well as getting this product if your tablet pen is starting to fail like mine did! If it breaks or starts having issues I’ll put and edit. I know that there are some packages where it would have just been cheaper to buy a small, used, intuos pro tablet that has the pen and base as well.

Logarin

I’ve never seen this pin holder before, but it’s easy to understand and open. The grip on this slim pen is not really a grip at all, it’s just a satin finish plastic but I love it! That old pen that I lost didn’t fail me, and this one hasn’t either! I have the Wacom Pro Medium Paper and it came with the Wacom Pro 2 pen.