LAZARITE M Pen Grey, Active Stylus for Lenovo Flex 5/14, Yoga 7i/9i, Hp Envy x360/Pavilion x360/Spectre x360, Digital Pen with 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Palm Rejection, Tilt Support

Atendeu as expectativas.

UPDATE 04.19.23Upgrading my review to 5 stars. I have no idea what caused the skipping to stop--maybe a Windows update, maybe an Adobe CC update, maybe even a firmware update on my Yoga. But the pen stays active and draws smoothly now, and I haven't seen any skipping in over a month. It's now my favorite active pen for the Lenovo Yoga.-------------------------------------PREVIOUS REVIEW:So I got this to replace a Lenovo Active Pen 2 that my diabolical kitten dropped in the litterbox and basically ruined--the grains got into weird places and no amount of cleaning would salvage it, causing the pen to stutter and behave weirdly. This was the exact same price as a replacement Active Pen 2 but with same-day delivery, which I desperately needed to finish a project by deadline or I'd have just gotten another of the original.And mostly, I'm happy with it. It came well-packaged, setup was flawless--just unscrew the top, take the included battery out, remove the bit of protective blue tape, slot it back in, screw the top back on, and it works right out of the box. (Versus having to actually find a YouTube video to figure out how to get the battery into the Active Pen 2, it was a nightmare.)I actually like the feel of it in my hand better--it has just a little more weight, and I like that. The nib is a little smoother and I don't know how to feel about that yet as I liked the bit of paper-like drag I got with the Active Pen 2, but the smoother flow of this pen's nib has its own benefits. It also holds up better to my slightly heavy hand; I wear pen nibs down atrociously fast because I tend to press down quite hard at certain points, and so far this one hasn't started wearing away into an irregular shape like they usually do. I also like the button position better--mainly because I don't actually use the buttons, and on this pen I'm less likely to accidentally press them during regular use.But.The more I use the pen, the more I encounter this frustrating issue where when I'm using the pen to draw, the cursor/brush tip just...disappears at random and it stops shading/sketching/etc. I have to lift the pen tip from the tablet surface and then touch it again for it to once more start registering contact and showing the cursor/brush tip. It's irregular--it might happen after ten seconds of working, or after ten minutes. I never know when I'll be puttering along and suddenly realize there's nothing following the pen tip, so I have to go back and pick up where it last registered.It's annoying and no amount of troubleshooting has fixed it. So this pen is an okay stopgap for now, but once I get paid at the end of the month I'm replacing it with another Lenovo pen.

Im Gegensatz zu anderen Stiften hat mein Laptop Lenovo mit Windows 11 den Stift sofort erkannt und er funktioniert einwandfrei. Batteriebetrieb ist gar nicht schlecht, der Strom hält viel länger und man muss die Batterie nicht so oft wechseln. Bin sehr zufrieden!

Ottima per sostituire quella originale. Sembra anche meglio della lenovo originale.

I wanted to get my wife a surprise, so I bought her the Lazarite M Pen (this one), since she used her tablet daily and the pen compatibility was recommended through multiple reviews as well as Reddit posts/comments.Unfortunately it wasn't a great success, probably due to Android.It's probably great for simple note taking, but not for drawing as the advertised functions really didn't live up to the expectations:Pros- It's detected by the tablet, without bluetooth connection- It's recognized as a pen input- Can write using pressure sensitivity (100% needs a hard press!),Cons- Tilt wasn't recognized at all, tried with the correct brushes and multiple apps.- Palm rejection is app dependent, and not really implemented.- The buttons are not programmable, so app dependent.- Button pressed didn't really work (faulty unit?), even while held at close range or touching the screen.- If it registered a button press, it might work in an app, but will also execute a forced Android function at the same time.Example: While in Krita, pressing the eraser button also opens the pop-up "smart navigation" panel (even when explicitly disabled!). Pressing the top button for brush selection might open the menu, but at the same time forced you to your home-screen.We tried some diagnostics apps, but got fed up with the issues mentioned above, and returned it.