There's an internal battery, charged via a USB-C port on the barrel (with one of those dangly covers that you know is going to get ripped off at some point), so if you buy from one of the shadier sellers on Amazon you at least won't have to worry about a missing battery. The three most important updates seem to address the most common gripes about the earlier model.
And Wacom redesigned the top button, which people complained was prone to break. No more AAAA battery required - it has a USB-C-rechargeable built in. The barrel is covered in the popular brushed-rubber-type surface that makes it a little grippier in your hand than the usual pen barrel, but with the side effect of always looking dusty.
#Wacom bamboo ink stylus tilt plus#
The Bamboo Ink Plus retains some of the nice aspects of its design, including the triangular barrel that keeps it from rolling off the desk and the easily replaceable nibs. That's comparable to the Microsoft Surface Pen, though. It's shipping this month but it's also more expensive than its predecessor: $99.95 (directly converted, about £80 and AU$145) compared to $79.95 (£70 not available in Australia). Plus, Wacom supplements its 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity with added tilt support (provided your device is capable). The Bamboo Ink Plus improves on its predecessor in several ways - it's better designed overall - while still retaining its ability to connect to any Windows Ink-compatible device via either Wacom AES (Active Electrostatic) or MPP ( Microsoft Pen Protocol).
#Wacom bamboo ink stylus tilt windows 10#
If you feel like stepping up to a more premium-feeling pen for your Windows 10 two-in-one or tablet to create or to annotate, Wacom's ready for you. The Wacom Bamboo Ink Plus sports a better design than its predecessor.
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