Which pen should I to work with HP Pavilion x360 ?

[cloud2017]

Hi

I just purchase my HP Pavilion x360  because of the windows ink workspace. I know this is touch screen but I have difficulty to find the correct pan to write on its screen (15 inches). On its HP video, I saw "Microsoft Surface Pen" but I'm not quite sure if it can really work out in this computer. Can someone give me a suggestion?  

Puzzled,

Cloud

[banhien]

@cloud2017

Please check the following list

   http://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c05166879

and come back later for more updates

Regards.

[Chenchaso]

Thank you  i see none of them are compatible however I am wondering if anyone has tried any stylus and were succesful in making it work with this laptop.

[VDoc]

Your advice is useless. As well as many others from HP Support. On the page you are referring to is written that it doesn't support non-HP-branded pens, while in reality it does. Bamboo pen and Surface Pen for example. So before giving useless advices please make sure that documentation is up to date and well-written (which is not the case for HP)

[David_J_W]

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@VDoc wrote:

Your advice is useless. As well as many others from HP Support. On the page you are referring to is written that it doesn't support non-HP-branded pens, while in reality it does. Bamboo pen and Surface Pen for example. So before giving useless advices please make sure that documentation is up to date and well-written (which is not the case for HP)

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As I have just replied to you in another thread, the compatibility document shows 15-bk1xx is compatible with the HP active pens J4R51AA and K8P73AA. HP does not support the use of non-HP active pens with its devices; if you choose to buy a non-HP pen, you take on the compatibility risk.

As 15-bk1xx has a Synaptics digitiser, I do not expect it to work with Wacom Bamboo Ink (in Microsoft MPP mode or, for that matter, Wacom AES mode) or a Microsoft Surface Pen - these pens require a Microsoft digitiser.