WacomOne Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display, 5.6", Black/Silver

As some might know, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 pen is flat and at times a little tedious to hold especially for long periods of time, and good nibs for it are hard to find.As Samsung's line of tablets uses Wacom technology, I read other reviews and looked online and decided to take a chance on this pen, as it is a bit of an investment.Lo and behold, it works perfectly! The nibs are firm, and provide a pen and paper feel with my matte screen protector, perfect for taking notes and drawing. It is accurate, has no lag, and the button even works as an eraser [in apps that support it]. The pen is lightweight, grips nicely and feels much better and more natural to write and draw with. The black material is smooth and grippy and the pen as a whole is durable.Overall, it's a great pen, even though I don't use it for the Wacom One, it's a nice alternative to the default S6 pen. If you want to use it on your Galaxy, go to your S-Pen settings and enable the use of multiple S-pens.Pros:- Works with Samsung Galaxy Tabs [that come with pens] and likely other devices that use Wacom technology- Feels nice to write with, good weight, good grip [lightweight]- Durable [I have dropped and flung it many times!]- Replacement nibs are easy to find- Battery freeCons [I'm being really picky with these]:- Nibs wear down fast [ESPECIALLY on matte screen protectors, but wacom nibs wear fast anyway unless they are rubber tipped]- No variety with nib types [a rubber or felt nib with this pen would be nice]

Been using Wacom products for years, from the old Bamboo tablets to the newer Cintiq monitors, and have always loved their stuff. Recently picked up a Galaxy Book2 360 for drawing (primarily in Photoshop, occasionally in ClipStudio Paint) on the go, and imagine my shock when I saw how expensive the Samsung pen was for it...First thing I did was do some digging to check if Wacom had a compatible pen for the computer and I landed on this one. The Wacom One Pen works perfectly, built sturdily, and is less than half of the price of the Samsung pen. There's no eraser end on this Wacom pen, so for those of you that like to use the eraser (I am not one of those people), that's something to keep in mind. It's also thicker than the Samsung pen, which has made it a lot easier to hold for extended periods of time, as someone with tendonitis and carpal tunnel.I have been using it for a few months now and haven't had any issues with the compatibility or durability of the pen, nibs, or computer screen. If you're used to a massive Cintiq or Intuos Pro with Wacom Pro Pens, obviously there is a bit of a difference in drawing output, but that's to be expected. It only has one click button on the side of the pen as opposed to the two that I am used to with other Wacom pens, which is the only thing that I consider to be a bit of a bummer. That's a small complaint when considering the cost and overall quality of the pen compared to competing pens, however.Overall, this is an excellent and affordable alternative to the more expensive Samsung pen if you've got a Galaxy Book product.

Get this!! This is either a great replacement or extra pen to have for your tablet. I use mine for a Tab S8 Ultra. It works right out of the box and feels great in hand. Feel like I’m pausing a well balanced pen.

The nib of my s pen broke inside the pen itself after only two months of using it and i bought this as a replacement since it's compatible with my tablet.I honestly initially expected the stylus to be a tad bit longer and bigger but that's on me for not checking its size, it really isn't that long and is almost the exact length as my hand. I'd say it's the average size of a regular pen, maybe a bit longer? It's the exact same length as the s pen. Either way it fits right into my hand and the grip is quite comfy for me to draw, which is why I bought it to begin with.The nibs are a harder plastic, whereas the s pen that came with my tab had this brush-like flimsy tip, it felt a bit strange fo use at first but it grew on me, the s pen allows for more precise lines and has more friction when you drag it across the screen. The wacom one pen feels lighter (?) to use since there's less friction, I honestly enjoy the feel of it and sketching is leagues more enjoyable than the experience i had with the s pen, and it definitely isn't too harsh on my screen or anything, but it’s honestly a matter of preference + the screen protector you use could effect the drawing experience.The only thing that's been bothering is the button, the placement feels a bit awkward to me, and it's juuuust a bit hard to press, other than that I haven't faced any negatives with this stylus.As for the performance of the pen, it absolutely works wonders. I mean it uses the exact same emr tech as the s pen so if you're worried about the performance downgrading then rest assured that it'll never happen.Do note that the responsiveness of your device could deffffinitely effect the accuracy and performance of the pen (I've tried it on a 15 year old touch screen hp computer just for the sake of it lol, and it worked normally but much slower and laggier than on my tablet) so keep that in mind.Bought an extra pack of nibs just in case, but the pen itself comes with 3 free nibs.