It has now been found that there is a separate version for the Samsung Galaxy Note series. This version is also compatible with the Note 10.1, as I can confirm now. At the time of my purchase, this was not apparent to me. Now if you so considering that you have a precise stylus, so deserves the Galaxy Note version in my opinion, three stars because it works as it should, but does not provide erasers and I therefore consider as too expensive.
Since I the non-touch version now lump sum place as good as my "Bamboo Stylus Feel for Samsung Galaxy Note" on a compatible device (what a name) to work, I adjust my original rating of one star and forgive three star.
Original Review:
I bought the pen for my Samsung "Galaxy Note 10.1" Tablet. Primary I need a pen that is not too small and pleasant for drawing and sketching in the hand. The device enclosed pen is rather to be regarded as an emergency solution for the road and the separately purchased Samsung S-Pen ET-S200 comes from the size yes more like a very, very compact pens therefore - to draw so I did not feel so far as pleasant (but am also the Intuos 4 or 5 Wacom pens usual).
Hoping to buy familiar Wacom quality so I ordered mine the Bamboo Stylus Feel. For cost reasons, I decided against the almost twice as expensive Carbon variant, since apparently only the material seems to be another.
Eagerly today I was able to test the pen and am disappointed beyond measure. The result is a noticeable shift, eg in SketchBook Pro. Connecting lines is thus a matter of luck (my test was for example to draw an iris, which affects the upper eyelid). Somewhat incredulously first occurred to me that somewhere an incompatibility would prevail - but a look at the packaging confirmed it: Compatible Note 10.1
Well, he might be compatible, but not as precisely as it should be / could / should.
The pen fits comfortably in your hand and is the correct size. That's according to my test today but the only positive that I can tell.
So not even the Stylus offers a virtual eraser at the other end. The material quality is mixed: silver (? Aluminum) parts are fully in order, however, the plastic acts actually disturbing cheap (because I have the, otherwise very simple, review of "other" give right).
In conclusion, I can only give my utter helplessness. Wacom I've experienced nothing but positive. The technology in the pen may be great, but the performance of the pen is the way it is - poor. The offset is on average 2 mm. Also the quality jump from one Intuos 5 pin for about 90, - with 2,048 pressure levels to a Bamboo Stylus Feel with its 1024 pressure levels for nearly 40, - is too great - as expected the Stylus Feel only 25, - costs Euro, yet would so precisely function like Samsun pin (the ominous sources say is anyway also manufactured by Wacom - the technology comes anyway Wacom).
So again just: Sad what Wacom has made since - I do not understand. Unfortunately, I am forced to the pen to send back what I do only in those exceptional cases in which I know I will arrange me NIE with the product in question. I'm very glad that I have not directly taken the Bamboo Stylus Feel CARBON.
