Is this an actual Wacom part, or 3rd party? It is hard to see due to the wording being suspiciously vague.
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I have no idea, but they seem to work well with the stylus. Myonly complaint is that there is not a medium point. The soft is too soft and the hard too hard.
816470
I don't know... But if it was proper then the wording wouldn't be intentionally vague so we all buy them only to find they're NOT the same as what comes on the Pens.
816471
I have bought these replacement tips for my Bamboo stylus and they work great! I have purchased both the soft and the firm tips. I prefer the soft tips over the firmer ones as they are more like the original tips that came with the stylus.
816472
Sorry not to understand the question but once more I do say and sign that those little things are fine, useful and I have three of those Bamboo stylus, the three with those replacements and they work hard and great.
816473
Not sure... i no longer have packaging. It was sold by Bing Bang Boom. Others seem to have had better results but mine were useless.
816474
If you are talking about the Wacom Stylus Bamboo pen itself I am quite sure that it is an actual Wacom product. As for the replacement nibs I am not so sure. but they worked well.
816475
I do not know who the manufacture is but I have had better success with this product than the original! Just sayin
816476
I am not sure if these are actually by Wacom but I purchased them for my Bamboo stylus which I have owned for years. These tips work great. I have purchased both the soft and the firm tips. I prefer the soft tips as they are identical to the original tips that came with my bamboo stylus.
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I don't understand why these things are still impossible to get. Apparently they've been in high demand for a long time. Wacom needs to get on the ball and start manufacturing these things in greater quantities. It's starting to feel like they just want people to get desperate and buy whole new pens and that's a terrible way to do business.
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I use this pen and, though I'm not sure exactly what tablet you're talking about, I used this driver to make everything work (it didn't before installing, though): http://www.wacom.com/shared/downloads/drivers/isd-dualtouch-driver
95363
Standard driver and calibration software for installation. I'm pretty certain you can get both via download (definitely for the driver, probably-maybe for the software), you'd have to check on the wacom site.
2038516
Mine work perfectly, it's just that tip off that annoying hell out of me... and not getting help from Wacom.
1320996
Hello, I use theme for my Wacom Intuos 5 and all work perfectly, much better than the genuine ugly one !
193000
I just looked it up on Wacom's site. The p/n for gen 3 is ACK20610. I couldn't find it at Amazon.
2215147
No it's not. I am not sure if it can be used with third party Pens but i don't see any reason why not.
350762
I have no idea what youre refering to but yes this pen is for wacom tablets.
429009
I am not sure, but here's a link that might help: wtc.wacom.com/faqs/views.php?id=313 Hope this helps.
1830941
Not all wacom work. It has to be "penabled". Be careful which you order, as the tech is different for their different products.
2211555
Sorry it's working' that way for you. It has been just as good as my initial pen for my CTE-661. Perhaps you can re-install the Wacom software or your OS devices in Control Panel icons. Best of luck and good outcomes.
1457227
Depends upon the sellers. And with so many sellers offering counterfeits (look at all the bad reviews), no wonder they kept changing the price. Thank goodness Wacom has a new generation of Bamboo stylii to choose from (check my review of the new Duo CS150K).
1320995
Hello,I use theme for my Wacom Intuos 5 and all work perfectly, much better than the genuine ugly one !
1937610
I dont know for sure, but it's definitely not the same design as the pen featured in the Bamboo Create tablet model. Look for a pen that has the same visual appearance as in the photo on the wacom website for the Create tablet.
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I use it on the Bamboo Create, (from the same line) - not sure if they are compatible with other generations. I had the same problem so I asked Wacom directly (using the pen part number on Amazon) before purchasing. Good Luck!
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Victor, the calibration for the Wacom system is normally on the device, probably a tablet PC (?). I use the Surface Pro and can easily search the device for 'Calibrate'. That said this pen suffers from the corner creep Wacom stylus' are known for more than others I have used. While it feels better in the hand than the stock Surface pen, I think the sensor is a bit higher up, and hence the creep is exaggerated the further the pen is tilted over. Calibrating the Wacom system while holding the pen in your usual manner should improve it, but at the extreme corners it will probably wander a little no matter what.