I'm so glad it helped you!

That's interesting. I've got the Rapid Pro 0.7 but haven't noticed that. I've also got the Pentel Orenz Nero in 0.3 that does something very similar to what you're describing and you can definitely tell. I'll have to use my Rapid Pro more to experiment! Thanks for the heads up!

I didn't realize that until afterwards when someone else pointed it out. You're absolutely right!

Yes. It should work. Assuming the software you use to take notes supports using a tablet. It's an older tablet now so you may be able to pick one up for a lot less now. I'm sure there are newer versions available now too so take into consideration that this one might be harder to find new and getting drivers for older tablets can sometimes be challenging. So make sure you get the drivers before you purchase one just to get ahead of the game.

@@saintmute does it scroll without touching the touchpad/mouse?

All the buttons and the scroll wheel are programmable so even if it doesn't scroll right out of the box you can program the scroll wheel to send whatever keystroke your software needs to scroll. So if it needs the up arrow or down arrow, or page up and page down, it can send those keystrokes. I've yet to try to use it as an input device for a phone or tablet, although they say it can work with those. I don't know how it'd work in that situation. I'm sure there's instructions out there somewhere if that's how you intend to use it.

@@JaggedThings what is the convenient for me as a med student? Deco mini7W or Veikk A15pro? I only use for note taking, not for drawing since i am not artistic. I will wait for your response. Thank you 💓

Long answer: There's a lot to consider so I don't know that I can really give you a perfect answer. I'll try to break down the points that I see right off the top. Personally I don't know shorthand and I type a LOT faster than I hand write so if I were just transcribing what a professor was saying in class, then I'd probably use a keyboard. But if I needed to add little sketches then I might consider using a tablet if just pencil and paper are out of the question. Speed is probably very important so whatever is fastest and accurate. It's frustrating if you fall behind taking notes. Also, if you aren't using a tablet (android) that allows you to write with a stylus directly on the screen, then you will need to get used to writing on one of these art tablets while looking at a separate screen. It takes a while to get used to it. In fact, I ended up purchasing a tablet that has a screen built in. That has it's own set of problems though. So if you believe using a tablet like the Veikk a15 or the Deco Mini7 is still the best choice, then here are my main concerns. The Veikk is larger. The working area is 10x6 inches where the Deco has a 4x3 inch working area. Personally I think it's easier if your tablet matches the size of your screen as much as possible. So from past experience with a small tablet connected to a laptop it was more challenging because small movements on the small tablet meant large movements on the large screen. Likewise if you are using a large tablet to take notes on a cellphone then what might seem like normal handwriting might appear very tiny on your cellphone. So if you were using a cellphone I'd choose the Deco mini7. Also, the Veikk will be powered by whatever device it's connected to. I'm not sure how much it would drain the battery. The Deco is wireless so it has it's own battery which they claim should last 10 hours. That sound like plenty. So if you're planning on using these with a laptop I'd probably use the Veikk. If you're using it with an Android Tablet or cellphone I'd pick the Deco. You will need to practice with either one before you use them in class. I hope this helps! These are just my opinions though, you may discover other challenges and problems when using any device.