Dell Active Pen - PN5122W

appreciate the seller..first delivered product is not worked..i replaced the product...seller immediately responded and send the another new product..the second sended pen is working fine..thank you

It's comfortable pen

Overall works. However, should be a little cheaper (around 2K)

It stop working and start everytime after i adjust the battry if the problem persist i will return it

I spent ages looking for a stylus/pen that would work with my Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 Laptop/Tablet combo. None of them worked, and they all were upwards of 50 dollars. Then I found this one. It works great, came with a battery and extra replacement nibs, and the set up instructions were really easy to understand - if you have difficulties it directs you straight to the product page on Dell's website and is pretty simple to download the driver for it. I use it to do sketches with my Art computer programs, and it is fantastic for those purposes. Fits nicely in the hand like a slightly fatter pencil, and reminds me a bit of an Apple pencil in weight. Overall, for the price and the quality, it is a great product.

It fits the computer perfectly, almost like the original. I recommend it to everyone.

Fácil de usar y práctico.

Excellent, I’m satisfied

Reliability is moderate. My dual-boot Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 tablet periodically loses contact with it. This occurs on both Win11 and Linux Mint 21.1 operating systems, so the reliability issue appears related to the stylus itself. When this occurs, I hold then pen upside-down and unscrew the battery cover cap enough so that the battery disconnects to enable a reset. There is also a design issue: no clip to secure the stylus to your shirt pocket. I corrected mine by scavaging a removable clip from a discarded ballpoint pen. Another design issue is that it is all black and difficult to see if it falls on the ground (perhaps when you bent over and it fell unclipped out of your shirt pocket?) To help mitigate this prob, I attached some reflective tape to it. Another design enhancement would have been to include a magnetic or ferrous surface so that it could easily be attached to ferrous or magnetic surfaces. My XPS 13 has a magnet that accommodates the more expensive recharagable Dell stylus (that is custom for the XPS 13 2-in-1), but the magnet doesn't work with the aluminum chassis of this nonrechargable stylus. So I made a foam caddy for the stylus that attaches to the back of the tablet with velcro tape. It is cut from a piece of tubular foam (maybe 1.5" dia.) with a hole drilled trough the middle to accommodate the stylus).