The side buttons of the Nuvision Digital Pen (second from the top) are so snug to the barrel that they're difficult to make out visually or by touch. Note the significantly longer tip of the Adonit. One AAAA battery is also included.Ĭomparing pen tips top to bottom: the Wacom Bamboo Ink, the Surface Pen, the Nuvision Digital Pen and the Adonit Ink. The retail package includes three spare tips and a tip extractor. Nuvision offers a couple of ultra-low-cost tablets that have been sold at the Microsoft Store, but the Solo 10 Draw (TM101W610LBL) and Signature Edition (TM800W610L) tablets are not listed in the pen’s compatibility chart. The pen is compatible with a wide-range of MPP (aka N-Trig) pen-enabled devices, including the entire Surface line released since mid-2013.
It offers 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity.
The first entry comes from NuVision The $40 Active-Capacitance Nuvision Digital Pen (model TPEN-H1BK) uses Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) and is Microsoft INK Certified. The Nuvision package includes a second hard tip and two softer tips, an extractor and a AAAA battery. I complained loudly when Microsoft raised the price of the 2017 Surface Pen to $100, but it appears the price increase was a deliberate move to open up opportunities for new partners to enter the market.īesides the dual protocol Bamboo Ink from Wacom, two new players have just released their own Windows Ink compatible pens priced below $50.
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