Let your creativity flow with the Xencelabs 3-Button Pen v2, which features a soft silicone grip that fits firmly in your hand. With 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity and a ±60° tilt, the pen provides a natural feel as you sketch, take notes, and design using Xencelabs Pen Displays.

Three customizable buttons help to enhance your workflow with compatible applications. The downloaded drivers are preloaded with default presets for several common design applications, making it easy for you to get straight to work. Additionally, the 3-Button Pen v2 operates using electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology, so you don't have to worry about recharging batteries. A dedicated digital eraser head adds to the pencil to paper feel.

8192 Pressure Levels    ±60° Tilt    Three Programmable Buttons    Electromagnetic Resonance (EMR) Pen    Soft Silicone Grip    Dedicated Eraser Head    Battery-Free Design    For Xencelabs Pen Displays

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this device have a memory to store settings from one computer to another or will it only work on a machine running the manufacturer's software?

A: The programmable keys on the Xencelabs Quick Keys Remote are internal and not software based.

Q: 2. can this be used with Adobe Lightroom 5?

A: Yes

Q: 3. Does this device have USB-C connectivity?

A: No, unfortunately Wacom Intuos Creative Pen Tablet (Small, Black) does not contain a USB-C connection. However you can use the Pearstone USB 3.0 Type-C to USB Type-A Adapter (6") PEUSB33CA06 for adapting to USB-C.

Q: 4. what type of usb the output on the tablet micro or mini?

A: The port on the tablet is a USB micro.

Q: 5. There are three questions on this product, and the answers given all contradict each other. can you clarify all the answers please?

A: The long answer is that the conflict between Xencelabs Quick Keys and Wacom tablet drivers is a very specific issue which arises due to the limitations of WinTab, an API which can be used with Wacom devices to allow pen input in Windows. This has mainly been an issue in older versions of Photoshop and other Adobe software; modern versions rely instead on Windows Ink, a different API which Xencelabs has stated creates no issues when using both Xencelabs and Wacom devices. Xencelabs has provided instructions on dealing with this issue in a post on their subreddit here: https://bit.ly/3tsqcaI The short answer is that yes, there have been issues with driver compatibility, but this is mainly the case with older versions of Adobe programs and only on Windows. There should be no problems with current versions of Adobe software, and for users who are still having trouble the link above contains a workaround.

Q: 6. Can I extend the cable with a 3 foot standard male/female USB Type A cable. Would this cause any problems?

A: Yes, this will work fine and will not cause any problems if you use it with a 3 foot USB extension cable.

Q: 7. What is the difference between the Art Pen and Tablet and the Photo Pen and Tablet besides the software they come with? Do they both function the same?

A: To my understanding, the only difference is the software they come with.

Q: 8. Will this tablet work with a chrome laptop?

A: This will only work with Windows and Mac.

Q: 9. Can this be an alternative remote with a Wacom Cintiq 16?

A: The Xencelabs Quick Keys Remote can work alongside a Wacom product.

Q: 10. Does it work with macOS Monterey (2022)?

A: The Wacom Intuos Bluetooth Creative Pen Tablet is compatible with MacOS.