M Pen, Active Stylus for Lenovo Tab P11, Flex 5/14, Yoga 7i, Hp Envy x360/Pavilion x360/Spectre x360, Digital Pen with 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Palm Rejection, Super Long-Lasting

This pen is everything I could ask for. I didn't need a manual, instructions, set up, anything. I just put it over my tablet screen and voilah! it works, how cool is that? The response time is...there is no response time, there is no lag whatsoever. I move my hand, the pen writes, it's just that simple, and easy, to use. I am so very happy with this product, they really did a great job designing it, it is a good weight and feels durable and strong, as well. It does not at all, there is no trace of its use on the surface of my screen whatsoever after using it. Isn't it so nice when a product is everything you want it to be?

Works very well.

Great styulus , as described , working perfectly on Lenovo flex 5 out of the box works exactly like S pen on my s25 ultra hovering , right clicking,smooth , unnoticeable lag the only problem,that the company doesn't provide replacement nips In the box , I ordered them separately,but they didn't arrive , and now they are "currently unavailable" and no third party manufacturer for them

Overall a great pen. Nice weight, doesn't require pairing or special drivers, feels like writing on paper. Unfortunately, my hand is just the right size to keep pressing the side button, when I don't want to. As I'm writing I wind up erasing several times a minute.

What can I say? This has to be the best designed pen for use with laptops. Hands down. The Lazarite is comfortable to hold it. Uses an AAAA battery which is replaceable. The battery lasts for months. The pen is compatible with Lenovo yoga 9i, Lenovo x1 gen 8, HP Envy x360 and HP Elite x1 g8 laptops. The Lazarite has a sturdy clip at the top of the pen and it has two buttons on the lower side of the pen. The buttons are at least for me just comfortably above where I grip the pen near the base. The body of the pen is metal. The tip is a long lasting. The pen has a well balanced feel to it that makes it a pleasure to write with for long periods of time. I haven’t had to replace the battery and I’ve been using it for at least a year. I can’t say enough good things about the Laxarite pen I have used several HP and Lenovo pens that were just absolutely useless - zero battery life, weird to grip, no clip, rechargeable and only lasting a day on a charge. I confidently recommend this pen.

I have a LG Gram 16 2 in 1 and the stylus with it wore out and I could not find the tips. Ordered this, though it doesn't say its compatible, but its fully compatible. Works as well or better than the original. Ordered extra tips which for this pern are $3 per tip which is good as well. No feedback on longevity as I only had it for couple of days

tried everything but it simply does not connect for my lenovo yoga 9i despite saying it should. looks like im not the only lenovo user with this problem. disappointed.

Works as expected

Atendeu as expectativas.

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.

Works excellently on Lenovo Yoga C940 right out of box

I bought this and was very happy with it until it stopped working! I replaced the batteries but still, nothing!