Wacom one stylus vs Samsung S Pen review

Wacom one stylus vs Samsung S Pen review. Yep...I found a great alternative to the S-Pen on the Samsung Galaxy book 360 series.
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[@Albert-qp9ss]

By the way, you can adjust the pressure curve in Clip Studio Paint, under File > Pen Pressure Settings

[@kimmcmuffin2006]

My S Pen nib wore out in no time and for me personally it's too thin I regularly get cramps from holding it right, it feels more comfortable if I turn it but then I can't reach the button. I passionately hate the S Pen.

[@MarkOakleyComics]

Nice review! I'd like to add a few nerd points, if you'll forgive my indulgence... -Samsung doesn't just license Wacom tech; they *own* a portion of the company; they bought a 5% stake back in 2013 (for $58.3 million). I suspect part of the deal was to gain exclusive access to some of the tech which regular licensees are restricted from. Wacom deliberately gimps their core driver code for third parties in order that their own hardware remains artificially superior in the market place. (I was surprised to discover through some hardware hackery-doo back when I was building Tablets out of used laptops, that those old circa 2004 Tablet PC 'penabled' styluses actually read and supply angle and rotation data, all artificially stripped out. Anyway, Samsung side stepped that issue.., it only cost them $58,300,000). -S Pens aren't expensive at all, (unless you're an artist; artists are too easy to rip off, sadly; they're focused on art, not tech); S-Pens are ridiculously affordable and there lots of options. -The one I use on my Samsung Notebook 9 Pro 15 is just a plastic/metal holder for one of the bog standard toothpick styluses. Comes with a button. It feels great, and it works perfectly. -As for shape... I don't know how the Cintiq standard thick/tapered styluses came into popularity. They're modeled on a combination Japanese brush pen and heavy-bottomed nib holders, neither of which make sense for Western artists. I grew up drawing with regular pencils and mechanical pencils on printer paper, (we used to call it 'typewriter' paper). Consequently, I find a thin stylus the most comfy and familiar to draw with. Anyway.., thank-you for the cool review! I love tablet tech!

[@alligator64]

This is incredible!!! Thanks for these nerdy facts im fangirling rn hehe

[@christinabaudot5058]

You are AWESOME. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Informative and your commentary is just fantastic. Thank you.

[@SwimingPolarbear]

The rubber nib on the SPen is the reason i'm looking for an alternative; to me it makes me feel the same way as nails on a chalkboard, it's the worst. So glad there's other options :) Found out that one can replace the nib in the SPen with wocom one nibs as well while digging around. Thank you for a informative video :)

[@cammiluna]

There technically is a Wacom Feel driver that that came with mid-2010s tablet PCs that used wacom pens. Unfortunately, the windows 10 update that forced windows ink to overtake all PCs disabled the wacom drivers on those PCs. i was able to siphon the driver off a 2015 tablet pc but my Galaxy Book 3 can't acknowledge its existence. I'm still toying around with this and will post another comment if i get it working somehow. I have both a wacom one pen and a lamy EMR for my galaxy. the lamy EMR is about $60 but has that tapered edge like the Wacom One and the rubber tip like the S-Pen, PLUS it comes with spare nibs. The rubbery part DOES wear out but Samsung insists that their S-Pen's single nib will last forever (mine lasted 3 months). I switch between the two pens because sometimes i want the smoother experience of the wacom for sketches and the rubbery lamy for the finished line art. Awesome video! I'm subscribing!

[@9Lumberjack6]

I recommend to replacing the original nib with one of the Wacom one pen nibs if you use a matt screen protector for screen. I was very happy with this decision. ^^

[@connyberg5665]

The Wacom One has one great advantage over the S-pen: When the nibs of the S-pen wears out, there is no real way to replace them. Yes, you can find many third party nib replacements, but none of them are durable! I just got 5 replacement nibs for the S-pen and they last only a matter of DAYS (if you are a cartoonist, and especially if you are using a paperlike screen protector). Samsung do NOT sell original replacement nibs for the S-pen. They will advice you to buy a new S-pen everytime the nib breaks. And it will. The Wacom One, however has replacement nibs easily available so I feel that's the better option.

[@enricod.7198]

I bought steel nibs for my s pen and I will probably use the spare one for the wacom one creative stylus I plan on buying. I only use them to write on the tablet with a temperate glass protector in order to not ruin the screen. 10 euros for 2 nibs and obv they don't wear out.

[@tobylee1170]

Awesome video. I was thinking of buying this pen if I end up buying the Galaxy Book. Don’t know about global, but I think Clip Studio has a way to adjust the pressure curve in the app.

[@francedelongueuil]

thank you very much for your video, you are a funny and pleasant person to listen to and the length of the video does not bother me at all. I can't wait to try the stylus!

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Thanks:)

[@bolasaurus]

Thankyou so much for this super detailed review! I have an unusual and tight pen grip which makes using the very thin S pen for my tab s6 lite super uncomfortable and has even led to bruising on my fingers! I was looking at the Creator edition S pen but it was extremely pricey. I heard wacom emr pens can be used on samsung tablets and came across your video! I've just ordered the wacom one pen as it has absolutely everything I need at a fraction of the cost (I grew up digitally with wacom since about 2001 and also love the taper). A huge thankyou for helping me save a ton of money and making me laugh a whole bunch along the way!

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Welcome:)

[@Lissbirds]

You might like the Noris Digital Jumbo. It works with the Samsung tab and 360. It's much thicker than the S Pen and it looks like a regular pencil and even has an "eraser". :)

[@rayramos5333]

Your awesome love the way you get off topic and make it so amusing. Your Great 👍

[@middleman-theory]

Great review. Subscribed. What pencil are you using for sketching? Particularly, in the beginning of the sketch? It seems to have a bit of calligraphy-effect to it slightly, or perhaps a flat edge, with some nice grain. It makes a perfect sketcher.

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Pastel c brush from creature art teacher.

[@TheFiniteMAR]

Love the way Michael does these reviews. Love the humor lol! 😂😂😊😊

[@hexaldecima6839]

You seem to be the only tech-art reviewer that answers most of my questions. I was about to buy a Tab s9 ultra, but then the Galaxy book is compatible with Wacom Stylus which made me change my mind. The only thing holding me back is the S-Pen Creator's Edition. I hope you do a review on that on the Galaxy book as well so I can purchase both (^__^)

[@marcofusarri3819]

also tab 9 ultra is compatible with wacom stylus..

[@benjamina6915]

Thanks for the review. I've created some great pieces of art on a very underpowered Android tablet, the Lenovo P11+ with Lenovo Active Pen 3. Worked great, but having some better equipment makes the journey better. I definitely prefer my Huion Kamvas 24 plus, nice large screen and I'm using their slim pen, which I prefer over their Wacom style pen. But I do prefer the S-Pen to both. It's slim and lightweight, feels more like a pencil. Unlike the Apple Pencil, which is slippery and heavy. I'll take an S-Pen any day, but the Huion slim pen is a contender.

[@PuffedGill]

I just got the Wacom one pen to use with my galaxy book 3 360. Could you tell me how you got the pressure sensitivity to work (and if it’s possible to customize the button setting)? I want to use it for clip studio paint but I can’t seem to get the pressure sensitivity to work 😭 I’m still watching the video but I wanted to ask first 😅

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Unfortunately Samsung does not have a pressure setting like a surface or a Wacom Driver. You get what you get. You may be able to adjust pressure in each app(Clip studio I believe had settings) as well as Photoshop. Not ideal but is is a decent pressure curve. M

[@PuffedGill]

@@MichaelClaridaArtsI was eventually able to get it to work after clicking around in the CSP tablet settings!! Thanks for the heads up haha : )

[@alerp0712]

Thanks for the review! Very in depth and helpful

[@FarFromHome12]

What about the shortcut buttons?

[@clk3]

The other day I was so excited because new Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 finally arrived but same as you I didn't like too much rubbery tip and also pen is too slim, I am using Wacom on regular basic for work so do you know will it also work with the newest Book 3, the Wacom One Pen? I would like to get it, its just importing here will take me weeks so it would be nice to know in advance if it works or not. Thank you!

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Yes it will work:)

[@clk3]

@@MichaelClaridaArts Just ordered it, thank you! Also I managed to pull out that rubbery pen tip and replace it with plastic wacom one, I did had to file it just a tiny bit to fit properly.

[@dberk023]

Samsung doesn't sell the s-pen replacement anymore for the Galaxy Tab S6 lite. It's ridiculous they discontinued it. Mine got damaged and I needed to replace it. I ordered the Wacom one stylus from Amazon and I like it. Feels better too. The only thing you lose is magnetically attacking to the tablet. Otherwise I am happy with it.

[@MaximLedenev]

Good afternoon, I have a stylus for the s6 and would like to ask a question - does the wacom stylus allow you to tilt the stylus more towards the screen than the samsung stylus? I find the tip of the s-pen for the s6 too short and the body of the stylus too thick, which makes it hard to draw relaxed and makes you hold the stylus perpendicular to the screen.

[@AbhishekSingh-zb1co]

Hi Sir , my Wacom one pen side button not working in “galaxy book 3 pro 360 “ Kindly suggest if you have faced issue something like this.

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Yes…the side button does not seem to work. Unfortunately…changing the button programming requires an installed driver. Samsung does not provide a driver interface for their pens. You get what you get. M

[@AbhishekSingh-zb1co]

@@MichaelClaridaArts Thanks Sir for reply. Can you confirm S-pen side button is working or not? Because in photoshop right click is highly required for my workflow.

[@EddiRauch]

The problem really only lies with Samsung. Because the side button works (right click).

[@pablomontezano2138]

Thanks for the review! Long time I'm waiting for a good Wacon one pen review on Samsung hardware. One question tho, is Wacom one pen nib rubbery? Will it scratch the tablet/screen?

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Not rubbery. Plastic. Softer than screen. No scratch.

[@animangafan342]

Glad theres an alternative to the S-pen & its flimsy nib. Android is a superior technology to apple imo but i was mad the apple pen has no problem with the nibs constantly breaking due to its design. I have an intuos tablet & I've never had a wacom nib break on me. So I'm glad there is this option for android. Thanks for the demo, too💯

[@azmatkhan4375]

How r u using photoshop on galaxy tab?as far as I know photoshop is not available on android?

[@remybernard5222]

Hello, nice video, but ther is one question : can you set a right clic from the side button of the wacom one ?

[@EddiRauch]

It normally has a right click.

[@doinkey31]

Do you need to use a screen protector w/ the wacom one pen?

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

No. It works without one:)

[@animangafan342]

I recommend a screen protector. I've been using the same spigen screen protector for since 2018. U might want to consider a matte surface one though if you want more of a feel like an intuos or bamboo tablet surface. I got a matte screen protector for an old iPod 3 or 4 someone gave me.

[@laurenjennings1626]

I just booth the Wacom one for my Samsung s6 lite tablet. Please please tell me how to connect it. I need this for school and it’s a last ditch effort before buying the s pen pro

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Should connect like the spen. It is battery less like the spen.

[@laurenjennings1626]

Yes it is. I just received it today. It’s the same pen from your video. But it won’t work at all.

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

@@laurenjennings1626 mmm. Check the specs of the tablet

[@laurenjennings1626]

@@MichaelClaridaArts I checked everything I could and even reset all of my settings. If there anything else I could try?

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

@@laurenjennings1626 not sure. Maybe a bad pen? The Wacom one pen I used is EMR tech. Same as the Spen. If you have a Wacom bamboo pen…that uses AES tech and will Not work. Try the settings and see if the tablet supports a pen. That’s all I can think of. M

[@repost503]

You're so right

[@night_owls_and_novels]

Do you think the wacom intuos pen would work the same?

[@EddiRauch]

It's a different technology

[@DGBGallery]

I love my spen but my fingers hurt after awhile using it for hours, i might consider Wacom One Pen, will it work for Samsung tab S4?

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

If the spen works then probably.

[@repost503]

DO YOU THINK A LINUX USER WILL GET DRIVER FOR THIS WACOM ONE

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Not sure. Check on the Wacom site. They may have you covered:)

[@Tat2TankT]

Love the long videos thanks for sharing

[@ZigUncut]

It's the same tech. Wacom makes the pen tech for Samsung. The staedler pencils work great BTW. And yeah the sPen nibs are way better.

[@lareviewdelvago7983]

Hello! thanks for the review! I have a question, I have the s-pen included in my Galaxy Book 3 360...but I cannot right-click from the s-pen and instead I can do it from the pen of my huion tablet, can it be done? right click from the Wacom One, wacom pro pen slim, and pro pen 2? Thank you so much

[@remybernard5222]

I would like to know too !

[@privateal]

Hey I also have the Wacom one pen and the Galaxy Book2 360. I feel like I'm going crazy about this issue I have, and I'm wondering if you have it too: the pen works and feels great, but the side button doesn't work properly on non-Microsoft/non-Samsung programs. While drawing, the program doesn't register the side button unless it was pressed off screen and it keeps registering it until the button was let go off screen too. This means the side button does nothing if I pressed it while it was within 2 inches of the screen (pen cursor is shown). I have to lift my pen way up, then press the button and bring it back down for it to register that the side button has been pressed. And when I do that, I can let go of the side button while drawing but the program will keep registering that the side button is being pressed until I lift my pen way up again and bring it back down with the button unpressed. This is incredibly frustrating and annoying. I can make a video if this is hard to picture. I have tested Photoshop, Fresco, Medibang, Clip Studio Paint, and Ibis Paint X, and ALL of them suffer from this issue. However, Microsoft Journal, Microsoft OneNote, Samsung PENUP, and Samsung Notes do not have this issue - the side button is registered immediately, even in the middle of drawing a line. Drawing in those apps is smooth and seamless. I see in your video that you are using the Wacom one pen with no problems on Photoshop installed on the Galaxy Book2 360. Do you have the same issue? Are you using the side button? I'm starting to think this has something to do with the Windows pen drivers like Windows Ink. I don't think Microsoft accounted for non-Bluetooth EMR pens on Windows, but then why and how do Microsoft and Samsung apps work flawlessly when every single other drawing program does not? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

[@EddiRauch]

The problem really only lies with Samsung. Because the side button works (right click).

[@Traumglanz]

Don't get it, they cost all the same, about 30 bucks.

[@felixjanssen2]

"It's not really gonna be a superlong video". At 10:05 while he is not even started 😅

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Yea..my excitement for the review of the product gets the best of me. I am trying to the videos shorter. It's the teacher in me. Sorry. M

[@atakan5909]

Does Wacom have "Palm Rejection"?

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

That is up to the machines operating system/maybe driver…as far as I know. M

[@joinixfy]

The wacom one pen is 30$ new

[@MichaelClaridaArts]

Cool. I looked at it in many places. I just checked the Wacom site again...30 bucks is a steal! M

[@hedovein3540]

6 and a half minutes before you actually started talking about the title of your video. You're looking for play time and wasting our time. I'm Out.

[@surrcram]

This is a niche comparison of tech and I'm taking every minute of it lol. I'd rather get a comprehensive review with on-topic rambling than nothing at all.

[@hezvandermeij]

it ain't an airport. There is no need to announce your departure.

[@hedovein3540]

@@hezvandermeij It makes me so happy to know through our mutual displeasure that there is a person out there with another viewpoint and not just an AI result.