Improve Your Handwriting Skills Using the Samsung S Pen Creator Edition
The S Pen Creator Edition was introduced alongside the Galaxy Tab S9 in July, and now, you can grab it for $99 in the United States.
As the title suggests, the S Pen Creator Edition is tailored for artists, with a focus on sketching and digital painting. It claims to surpass its predecessor, the S Pen, with its enhanced capabilities, thanks to its tilt-sensitivity and thick shape for improved grip.
It's compatible with various devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and higher, Galaxy Note10 and higher, Galaxy Tab S Series, and computers that work with the existing S Pen. However, it's not compatible with the Galaxy Z Series. Set your creative vibes free with this battery-free stylus, that doesn't need charging, much like an Apple Pencil. The flat side magnetically bonds to your Galaxy Tab devices for seamless use.
The standard S Pen has been unveiled in white and features a single side button. This button allows you to swap between tools such as the eraser and the pen tool in your device applications.
While Samsung boasts about this being their most advanced S Pen yet, it's not without its drawbacks. For instance, Air Commands, a feature that lets you rapidly access different functions by pressing the stylus button and hovering over the display, unfortunately, isn't supported on this S Pen. It's a bit confusing, considering it's a feature that was available with previous models.
Another intriguing aspect is the IPX4 rating on this pen, which might seem less impressive than the IP68 rating of its cheaper sibling. But, with an IPX4 rating, you can rest assured that it can handle light splashes, so it shouldn't be a complete deal-breaker.
The S Pen Creator Edition's advanced technology promises to revolutionize digital art, surpassing the capabilities of regular tech like the standard S Pen. Looking towards the tech-filled future, Samsung plans to integrate Air Commands with its styluses, enhancing user experience.
