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Old 05-16-2018, 10:40 AM   #6
Sitka
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Device: Boox Max 2
This Thinkpad digitizer pen works well. It has both a button and an eraser, and the one that I got years ago came with a "flex" nib (see this article on Wacom nibs).

However, the stylus that shipped with my Max 2 seems better at creating varying line widths by tilting the pen.

The HP Zbook X2 pen also is fully functional (with eraser). Mine came in a package with a nice case, nib remover, 4 spare plastic nibs, and 6 fiber nibs.

FYI, the approximate diameters of the nibs on these pens is as follows:
Max 2 nib 1.54 mm (tip), 0.84 mm (shaft)
Thinkpad nib 1.30 mm
Zbook X2 nib 1.52 mm (tip), 0.95 mm (shaft)

Last edited by Sitka; 05-24-2018 at 11:33 AM. Reason: added Zbook X2 info
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