HPRechargeable Active Pen G3 - Bluetooth - 70.9 Mil - Gray - Notebook Device Supported

This pen works just as well as the pen that came with my computer. I had no problems connecting it to my computer via Bluetooth. It writes well and it very smooth. It is worth the price!

I had bought an HP Envy 17, and the information for the pen said it worked for the HP Envy. It did not work with mine. In fact, I ended up on many calls and chats with HP about functionality, and it ended up that this one should not have been rated for the Envy, at least not the Envy 17. I don't know how well it works for computers that it does communicate with, but not for the HP Envy 17.

Love this pen

The small plastic tip of the pen broke off inside the pen after only a few weeks. The pen came with 8 replacement tips, so this is an anticipated issue. Unfortunately, you can only replace the tip if there is a nib still left to grab with tweezers/forceps. If it is broken like the picture I attached there is NOTHING you can do. The pen cannot be taken apart as all of the joints are glued. Currently trying to get a replacement from HP support... I will update the review if this occurs.

Works with HP ZBook Studio x360 G5. No issues.

I bought this pen after searching for a week as i needed for the work I do. It got to me and after trying 2 other stylus lo and behold it worked! It connected amd seems to work just fine. But, when I paired it it showed up as '"HP Active Pen G2" which if you notice this is a listing for the G3 which is what I thought i was ordering. I don't know if this company is trying to scam less tech savvy people or if it was a mistake. I finally havea working stylus for my tablet which is what I wanted but it's the principle of the matter. Just thought I should warn people that you might get a similar pen but it might not be the G3 you're looking for.

HP doesn't seem to want to say what kind of AES technology or MPP their small biz laptops use, but I bought one of these when I was searching for a good stylus (the notebook can use a wacom bamboo ink and/or ink2 in one of their modes (those styluses are either AES mode or MPP mode) but the styluses were spotty in their performance), and I found it in this stylus.I'm considering trying to get a stylus with a built in eraser that is AES mode compatible, I'm not certain if it will work, but in the meantime, I can hold down one of the buttons on this stylus to be an eraser button.

Pen works but the mouse buttons on pen do not. Did buy the correct model for laptop it is being used on