Product Comparison: Wacom Grip Pen vs Wacom Pro Pen 2
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General Specifications
Brand
Wacom
Wacom
Model
Grip Pen
Pro Pen 2
Origin
China
China
About the Product
Battery-free, cordless, and outfitted with an ergonomic, rubberized grip, the Wacom Grip Pen is an all-purpose tool to be used with your Wacom tablet. A number of different features make this pen well-suited to drawing, erasing, and mouse operations.
The Pro Pen 2 tip sensor constantly reacts to the changing force of your hand. It has been optimized to respond to 8,192 different pressure levels, which means a lower starting pressure for feather light sensitivity, and a higher maximum pressure for those with a heavier hand.
Key Specs
Compatibility
Capacitive Screens
Capacitive Screens
Tip Material
Plastic
Plastic
Tip Shape
Pointed
Pointed
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Wacom Grip Pen Graphic Tablet Pen
- The pen arrived super fast and in perfect condition! I was really glad to get a functioning tablet pen.
- It works with my Intuos Pro perfectly with no issues. Functioning pen.
- Great price, delivered on time and in perfect condition. Worked perfect, zero issues.
- I use the pen daily, it works well makes it a lot easier to illustrate and hit those fine edits and details.
- This pen does not work with as many Intuos tablets as the description leads one to believe.
Wacom Pro Pen 2 Graphic Pencil for Tablets, Black
- The control and response of the pen and tablet enable drawing of the most intricate figures and finest detail.
- This pen and the pen display work together flawlessly and are suitable for a professional artist.
- Great product! Came the day after I ordered it and works perfectly. Easily used with current tablet as soon as opened.
- Got this to replace a lost pen, this one came and did not work. Have been trying different options to try and get it working, no luck.
- The nib staggers, it is impossible to draw. Made of cheap plastic.
Size & Weight
Height
6.14 in.
3.54 in.
Width
0.61 in.
0.79 in.
Depth
0.61 in.
0.79 in.
Weight
0.7 oz
1.6 oz
Features
Color
Black
Black
Body Material
Aluminum / Rubber
Plastic
Tip Cover
No
No
Extras
Pressure and tilt sensitivities, Weighted stand, Nib extractor, Replacement nibs
Pressure-sensitive, Cordless, Battery-free, Eraser, Tilt recognition: +/- 60 levels, 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, Patented technology electromagnetic resonance
Integrated Clip
No
No
What customers say about "Features"
Wacom Grip Pen Graphic Tablet Pen
- The holders weighted base keeps the base upright. Works good.
- Worked right out of the box. Extra bibs and holder included.
- I love that it comes with a bunch of different nibs for different feels.
- Makes Photoshop work so easy. Pen works fine straight from the box.
- The replacement nibs are fairly worthless because once the opening gets enlarged the nibs are loose and there's very little control.
Wacom Pro Pen 2 Graphic Pencil for Tablets, Black
- This pen works perfectly with the Wacom Cintiq Pro 13" Creative Pen Display.
- The nibs they use are completely different than the previous nibs and more expensive.
- Great pen and amazing quality. It came undamaged and even had customization little rings for it!
- Their nib is much thinner, shorter and the thickness of the plastic on the stylus where it holds the pen is much thinner. Because of this, I rubbed the plastic on the stylus.
- The nibs shipped with this wear down ridiculously fast, I had to set all my brushes to be really sensitive to force myself to make very light strokes so the nibs last longer.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
MSRP
89.95 $
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