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‎02-12-2017 12:31 PM

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Product: Envy x360 m6 Convertable
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I'm new to the Convertable laptop scene and would like to know which stylus pen I can use with my new Envy x360 m6, model m6-aq105dx. I'm not sure which software I'll be using other than Adobe CC's Photoshop, and Ai. I'm assuming an Active Pen will provide more features, correct?

 

My primary focus is website design and graphic design with the Adobe suite. I did find some cool tablet sketching software in the online MS store. I have conventional i7/Nvidia workstation class systems but fell in love with this Envy Convertable at Best Buy while window shopping.  

 

I'm seeing mostly confusion about the proper pen to use. I hope this lightweight system can fit in my workflow. Can you help proper stylus pen/model #'s?

 

Regards

David...

 

* I've managed to play with my Androids fat-tipped stylus but it skips when making circles. I also don't want to damage my screen if it's wrong to use it. Any feedback on this?

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