trying to find a compatible pen for my HP x2 210 G2

[vikingzg]

Hello, i bought HP x2 210 G2 and now i want to buy a compatible pen for it.

I bought MPP 1.51 Pen first but it didn't work then I bought HP Pro Tablet Active Pen : 797838-002 but it doesn't work too. The screen does not respond to them.
Can anyone help me find a suitable pen for my laptop or some replacement that will work with it.

[Dragon-Fur · Accepted solution]

@vikingzg 

Welcome to the HP Community Forum.

Looks like this series was introduced in 2016

One pen option found in the service guide

 HP x2 Detachable PC * Model numbers 10-p0XX HP x2 210 G2 Detachable PC - Maintenance and Service Gu...

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HP Pro Tablet Active Pen 798051-001

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[vikingzg]

Is there any way to make sure my screen is working properly before buying a pen? For example hasn't the screen been replacement and now it doesn't work with pens. When I touch the screen with my finger everything works fine.

[Dragon-Fur]

@vikingzg 

My opinion...

The trick is to get the right pen.

There is no reasonable way to test the screen using pens that are not supported.

Yes, if the screen has been replaced and pens that did work no longer work, sure -- could be a problem.

Screen function not something I can diagnose  for you -- my skill level in this area is very limited.

So, yes - there is an element of risk --  purchase the pen to test the pen.

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