HUION Scribo PW310 Drawing Stylus Digital Pen Battery-Free 8192 Pressure Sensitivity for HUION Inspiroy H640P/H950P/H1060P/H610 Pro V2 Drawing Tablets with Ballpoint Ink/Gel Ink/Plastic Pen Nib

We have the Huion H950P tablet and have had it for about a year and decided to get the pen to go with it, my daughter is the artist of the family and she was really leary of using it because she had heard bad things about the other models of the pen and didn't think it would work very well. I started playing with it and when she saw how accurate it was she was hooked. This has to be accompanied with a drawing tablet, it can't be used by itself, and has to be on top of the tablet, this replaces the stylus from the tablet, but any paper can be used. The pressure sensitivity is really accurate and shows up great on the computer of how light and how dark you want it to be, I was really impressed with that, and so was my daughter. One big thing that we noticed with this is you have to have the mouse lined up with the pen so you know where the paper is in respect to the canvas on the screen, and it is also a good idea to tape the paper to the tablet so you aren't moving the paper as you lift up, this is a lot of fun and will be using this a lot in the future.

Love the feel and weight. That said it needs to be much more close to my tablet than the stock stylus and its jumpy when moving from point to point without touching. No buttons kinda stinks but all in all I do like the pen especially on paper and screen

I think it is a good tool for sketching but maybe not for finel line art

I would save your money to invest in a bit better pad. I bought this thinking it was going to feel more natural in the hand and that I would like it more than the typical stylus. Turns out I was wrong for $40 this pen/stylus is not worth it. It feels extremely cheap and light weight. For $40 you could buy a really nice normal pen made out of metal that has a good weight and quality but this is just as bad if not worse than a bic pen that you could get for less than a dollar. Another gripe I have is that you lose that rubber grip that the regular stylus has. This isn't a huge issue but the biggest issue of all is that in less than a day of use with the pen in my pocket the clip snapped off. I wasn't doing anything riggerous I was simply walking with it in my pocket. In my opinion if the clips on big pens can withstand being bent repeatedly without breaking this should too. To say the least I am not pleased and plan to return this immediately.

I am using this on Huion drawing pad. The drawing on the paper on the drawing pad is not precisely replicated in the computer screen.

This thing is perfect! There is a learning curve to it, and it's not 100% exact but I've been wanting something like this for a very long time. I purchased it to use with my Huion 950P. The only issue I've come across so far is the ink doesn't always want to draw over a pencil line. The nib seems to pick up debris very easily.

It isn't compatible with the huion new 1060 plus

Wouldn't write on my Samsung phone or ipad.