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Wacom INTUOS4/CINTIQ21 Grip Pen Black, Single

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Features

  • Cordless, Battery-free
  • Features 2nd Generation Wacom Tip Sensor with the tilt sensitivity: 60 degrees and dimensions (L x D): 6.2 x 0.6 (157 x 15 millimeters)
  • 3 Standard Black Pen Nibs
  • Pen Stand

Description

The new Intuos4 Grip Pen features Wacom's new tip sensor technology and 2048 levels of pressure.

Color: Black


Brand: Wacom


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 18 Grams


Compatible Devices: Wacom Devices


Item dimensions L x W x H: 6.2 x 0.6 x 2.2 inches


Are Batteries Included: No


Batteries Required?: No


Battery Description: Battery-free


Item Diameter: 0.6 Inches


Brand: ‎Wacom


Item model number: ‎Grip Pen


Hardware Platform: ‎PC


Item Weight: ‎0.635 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎6.2 x 0.6 x 2.2 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎6.2 x 0.6 x 2.2 inches


Color: ‎Black


Battery Type: ‎Battery-free


Department: ‎drawpads & digitizers


Manufacturer: ‎Wacom


Language: ‎English


Country of Origin: ‎China


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎June 19, 2010


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Expensive, but lasts forever
Style: Pen
At initial time of purchase, was going to leave a 4-star review simply because I feel product is a bit overpriced for quality of plastic and rubber. Though, I was wrong, I as over a year later after purchasing, the pen still works perfectly and materials are still in great condition.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Cole

  • YES! Can't live without this pen! Works perfectly AFTER I updated my drivers
Style: Pen
I finally managed to kill my old pen, after nearly 2 years of constant abuse. (or however long it's been since Intuos 4 came out) As a graphic designer, I use this pen several hours EVERY day - it has totally replaced my mouse. (And since I began using a graphics pen, I have NO more wrist or hand pain, which was becoming quite a problem with my "mouse-hand") Yesterday, I dropped my pen and, as usual, I picked it up with my toes so I wouldn't have to bend over... Well, this time when I went to grab it from between my toes, I grabbed the top half but the bottom half was stuck between my toes... and I pulled it right apart... $#i+! And all the kings horses and all the king's men couldn't put Humpty-Dumpty together again. :( SO, since I knew I couldn't live more than 24 hours without it, I ordered yesterday (Friday) and had it sent overnight (only $10 - great deal, really! Not sure if that is the regular overnight shipping rate, or if that is just for Prime members) The Fed-Ex truck arrived fairly early this morning (Saturday) and I was SO happy to have a working pen again... until I sat down to work and... nothing. The pen didn't work with my tablet (Intuos 4, large) Aarggghh! I thought I'd have to call Amazon and say I got a dud, and would be pen-less until at least Monday, probably longer. But I decided to just check out the Wacom site and see if there anything I could find out - and decided to try downloading new drivers - and VOILE' - now it works just perfect! SO - If you buy this pen and it doesn't work right away, be sure to check the Wacom site and update your drivers before giving up on the pen and returning it. As far as the pen and how it works, I LOVE this pen! My previous tablet was one of the earlier Wacoms, and the big fat pen felt like I was holding a sausage. This one is nicely tapered, slim, and has an awesome rubber/soft coating so it is very comfortable to hold, and takes very little strength to hold securely - which is nice, since it is in my hand for several hours every day. It is so comfortable and easy to hold, in fact, that it has completely changed the way I hold ALL pens and pencils, and I no longer have a big callus/lump on my middle finger where I used to, from gripping pens/pencils too tightly. The pen is VERY responsive to pressure changes, tilt, rotation, bearing... pretty much everything! I can see the subtle differences somewhat in photoshop, but especially in Painter, where the brushes are even more sensitive (and realistic) than even the new ones in PS. Changing nibs is very simple and quick to do, though I haven't needed to do it very often, since developing a lighter touch. Also, the surface on my Intuos has gotten quite smooth after many, many hours of use, so the nibs last longer now than they did when I first got the tablet (and original pen). Included with the pen are the stand and some additional nibs - although when I originally bought my tablet, it came with more types of nibs than what comes with this pen replacement. I love my Intuos, and love the grip-pen! Some people say they don't like the "too-fat" grip-pen, and buy the slimmer "upgrade" but I honestly see no reason for it - this one is just fabulous, and is not too fat, IMO. The only reason I would consider "upgrading" is if I needed the additional controls of the art-pen or the airbrush pen, but honestly, I think the standard grip-pen will probably have more than enough responsiveness for 95% of people that use it. Even with the wide variety of brush-work and other things I do, this pen has definitely got everything I need. Good price on Amazon, and I was super-happy to receive it so quickly! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2012 by Jill

  • Excellent
Style: Pen
Is compatible and works perfectly well with my Cintiq 21UX 2 Wacom tablet.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024 by Mia Noelle

  • Same as the original I had
Style: Pen
Nothing much to say. The pen performs great, just as my the previous pen that came with my intuos 4. I don't understand why some people say it's not durable. I bought my intuos 4 back in 2013? Maybe even before that. The only reason I had to replace the pen was because my dog chew on it making it unusable. Oh I liked that it came with some extra tips. I guess that's also the only critique. The nibs become shorter with use so after a while you have contact problems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by Erebar

  • why was this not the standard pen when I got my 22hd?
Style: Pen
my long time drawing tablet pen broke a while back, and after finally having a driver update so I can trouble shoot what was broken, I found out my pen's pressure sensor was busted. so, I ordered this pen. and holy crap. I wish this pen was the one I got with my 22hd. a comfortable grip built into the pen, a pen holder so I don't have to store it in a mug like I did its dead predecessor, so many nibs, where the one in the pen isn't chipped upon arrival, unlike my old one, and the drawing comfort is just so good! the springiness to the eraser end makes it so I can be a little heavier handed without causing any scraping, which is a huge improvement compared to my old pen, the buttons feel so satisfying to click, and are extruded enough to where you can easily press them, without getting in the way of holding the pen. unlike my old pen, which was weightier than i would like, this pen is light and feels roughly like holding a dip pen in terms of weight. the pen holder is easy to notice, perfectly stores the pen, and is easy to take the pen out of. it has a bit of weight to it, so it won't topple or move unless you actively try to knock it over, and it's small enough to be out of the way. after calibrating the pen, i felt no problem in alignment to the tablet when drawing, and it feels smooth and more accurate than my previous pen. tl;dr I wish this pen was the standard that came with my 22hd when I first got it. because it is so much better than my old pen. 5/5 stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by thomas rybus

  • Timely arrival, perfect replacement
Style: Pen
My original pen broke. This replacement came in quickly and works just as the old one.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Daniel Lequerica

  • Worked perfect with Cintiq Pro HD/ DTK 2420
Style: Pen
So I don’t own a cintiq, my university recently got new cintiqs for the art department and we were suggested to buy pens if we didn’t want to check out some. One of my professors recommended this pen and at first it wasn’t syncing up but then it did. I’m really unfamiliar with calibration syncing and everything when it comes to pens so I can’t give input on those things. I just know that it works perfectly. It comes with the little pen holder cup three black and white nibs. Now I’m not sure if the white ones are something completely different from nibs but it’s there. You can hide the nibs inside the cup as it screws open. The end of the pen is an eraser. Bonus points. So idk if I have to set it up with the cintiq but it doesn’t rotate. I thought it did but I guess it doesn’t, unless I have to set it up in the settings on photoshop ( which is the program I mostly use). Overall happy with the purchase :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023 by Aline Aline

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