Not pleased with compatibility with HP Envy 360 laptop. No indication that stylus is paired or bluetooth does not turn on. The software that manages the buttons does not run like it should.
The HP rechargeable MPP 2.0 tilt pen is a remarkable device, offering a seamless blend of traditional writing and digital convenience. Its sleek design and high-quality materials make it a pleasure to use. However, there is always room for improvement. Reducing latency and incorporating Bluetooth connectivity would greatly enhance its functionality. These enhancements would undoubtedly make the pen even more appealing to a wider range of users.
It's sleek and pretty. Holds a charge for a few weeks (I use it for homework maybe three to five hours a week). Sometimes the whiteboard system and pens have an aneurysm and just don't work like they're supposed too so I have to close the software and reopen which is kind of annoying but it's an easy fix. Other than that it's been good.
The pen itself works perfectly with the hp spectre laptop. The magnet is strong and doesn’t pop off unless deliberately pushed off. The pen is quick and responsive. The only issue is there are some that have the magnets reversed so that the tip points up toward the screen vs down towards the touchpad. So when clipped to the laptop it points in the wrong direction where the tip blocks the charging port so you can’t leave the pen clipped to the laptop while you’re charging it. But when you get the right one it works perfectly and there are no issues.