Huion P80 Rechargeable Digital Pen Stylus for Graphics Drawing Tablet Huion New 1060PLUS, WH1409(2048), H610PRO, W58, DWH69, 680TF, Gaomon 1060PRO, M106K, WH850

I love this pen. It is so much more convenient to recharge it than having to replace the battery. It's a little pricey than what I would have liked to pay for, but the convenience just greatly outweighs that. It's an average sized pen, and it's got a few buttons that you can keybind to your liking. Works as intended for drawing and it feels nice in your hand. You can adjust settings if necessary using the driver's settings. So worth the purchase. The charger for this thing looks weird but it still works.

I've ordered two of these -- one to use now (had to replace the original that came with the tablet) and one to keep back "just in case". The backup is still in the box, yet to even be touched. Haven't had any issues out of it, to be honest. Fits will in my hand, easy to use, and has lasted through many drops on a hardwood floor from rolling off my desk (which is how the original messed up, landed upright pushing the tip in all the way... you'd think I'd learn by now, but sometimes it just happens). Comes with a bunch of replaceable tips and a tool to remove them easily, but I've yet to use any of them. I use my tablet and pen just about every day, maybe 3-4 hours a day drawing and working on stuff, and it has honestly been about 2 weeks since I last charged it. It's lasted me a good while, and I am sure it has several more hours before I need to plug it back in again. I don't have any delay issues when it comes to using these on my tablet, though. Response time is pretty quick and everything glides smoothly across its surface. Are they something I would recommend to someone? Sure. It's good to have at least one of these put back somewhere in case the one you're using now messes up. I'm not a professional when it comes to this stuff. I don't have much knowledge in graphics design nor am I an artist of any kind -- I just like to fool around in some Adobe programs and work on a few things here and there in my spare time. With that, I've always stuck with a Huion tablet for their price, and these pens do the trick for me as I not looking for anything extra.

Works great, perfect replacement for my tablet

Works well on my daughter’s tablet. For the price, it’s a great deal.

As the title states, so far this pen works better than the original pen that came with the drawing tablet. This one is USB rechargeable and has an internal battery so that you can use the pen without it being constantly plugged in. Much better than the original that needed constant commercial battery replacements. Functionally it works well and has good sensitivity, but I did have to tinker with windows tablet settings firs but this is kinda expected. For the price, I do not have any complaints.

[Pros+] -About 50% lighter than that stock pen that came with the huion 420 or H420 -Short charge the pen last for days -Only USB is needed to charge it -Automatic sleep mode after 30 min of idle -Has a LED that indicates how much charge is left [Cons-] -Has a shorter hover range than the stock pen (although the difference is minimum but still is noticeable. about a millimeter or less) [Conclusion] Great pen overall, very lightweight and comfortable, nothing really bad about the pen, but the hovering range may affect osu! players My pen did arrive 3 days late so that was a bummer

got this as a long needed replacement for the pen that my huion tablet originally came with. i love it so much more than the last, which easily got a crack in the side as soon as i dropped it /once/. this one however seems much more durable, its lighter and not as thick as my original pen, and for that reason feels so much better to actually draw with. the charge life on it also seems pretty good, even with all my drawing (i dont draw daily, but decently often for a couple hours) and havent had to charge it since taking it out of the package. the charger easily plugs into a computer usb port and i really enjoy being able to be more sustainable and have a rechargable pen instead of wasting batteries all the time. the extra nubs and pen cap it comes with is a nice little addition, and the pen itself feels really smooth and accurate. buttons on the sides are super helpful too!

For the first couple of weeks of ownership, the area around the pens rubbery finish smelled like burnt electronics, a smell that I was particularly fond of, but after a while it was too much. The smell would stick to my fingers through hand-washing and was a little worrisome because I wasn't sure if I had a defective pen, despite it working, or if it just smelled that way.The pen worked well and I opted to keep it. To be honest, I could have developed a tolerance for the smell at this point, but the smell is no more. Last night was the second time I charged it and only because the cursor was behaving a little erratic -indicative of a low batter per the manual. I have only charged it twice in my few weeks of ownership and I use the pen / tablet daily with Office OneNote to do my math homework about 2 to 4 hours daily. My only gripe is the charging cable has a non-standard plug to the pen and would make recharging a hassle if you lost track of this cable. It would have been more universal to have used a micro usb. Otherwise, I am very satisfied with this product.