The pen, however, is expensive so don't lose it

The real pen is wonderful

Great screen and awesome pen

And the pen is useless

Manufacturer claimed that there was no alternative, However, I tried my various styluses from various tablets to find out that the S-pen from an old 'note tablet' works amazingly well

Some people can certainly get by by just sticking it to the side of the device, keeping it in a bag, and being diligent enough not to lose the pen

I just can't recommend this as a note taking device because honestly it can't replace good ol pen and paper

The included pen works well for drawing and taking notes by hand

The pen is somewhat pressure sensitive, so the digitized image looks a lot like your real notes

first, the pen is terrible on the screen (which I did not expect from lenovo.

The magnetic surface you can stick the pen to works, but won't keep it secure while you're on the move

The pen works well for me, but I don't use it much.

Bought this 6 months ago but lost the real pen.

It would have been very nice if anyone mentioned that the pen is not usable with the active screen

Now much better but while I am slowly getting used to the keyboard it still makes many mistakes and the exchanging of the tip for writing versus just using the pen as a stylus is annoying

The pen is comfortable and the writing is very accurate

The screen is of course touch screen, but oddly enough doesn't support the pen it comes with

And the pen is very responsive; the line thickness varies based on how hard you press

The pen is accurate and goes with the flow

So, as mentioned previously I bought the pen loop to make sure I didn't lose the pen

The pen is not angle sensitive

As it is, I find the pen clunky and awkward to use.

The only downside I’ve had so far is the pen that comes with it works 95% of the time

Halo keyboard is pretty cool and the pen is very handy for work notes etc

IMO; The Real Pen is a bit bulky and is in stark contrast to the size & portability of the Yoga Book

A $10 for a set of 6 of them is well worth it and gives me a place to secure the pen when not in use

I have updated my review from 3 to 4 stars because I did indeed find another EMR pen(cil) to work with the device.

Using the Pen as a pointing implement while in Laptop mode is extremely annoying as the screen bounces too much with taps and double taps

The pen works wonderfully

The pen works better on the keyboard side and if you switch it out for the ink pen and use the paperpad

Good ol pen and paper has more functionality and more at cheaper.

I added and Recommend-1 Adhesive pen

That isn't a glowing recommendation for me to order a new pen if the nib breaks again

A quick shake on any of them will knock the pen off and while I'm away that devices like the Surface Pro 3 have the same issue, it doesn't excuse the fact that it's an issue on the Lenovo Yoga Book

The pen works great and the transition is smooth (between keyboard and pen)

The pen is incredibly responsive (this can also be a con, however.)-It’s really great for taking notes.-It converts to a tablet with no fuss and feathers.-It’s lovely for streaming videos and browsing the web.-I’m a web design student and coding actually

There's better tablets on the market -- you really don't need the gimmicky keyboard or strangely and super-expensive replacement pens and paper

I love the pen though

The pen, however, is expensive so don't lose it

This wouldn't be that big of a deal as the performance of the product is great otherwise, however Lenovo fails to provide plastic tip replacements anywhere, so if you break your plastic tip you have to buy a new pen or lose that input option completely

For an artist; This makes the Real Pen virtually useless and silly to travel with (unless you need to take alot of notes)

The screen is of course touch screen, but oddly enough doesn't support the pen it comes with

Must switch pen nub in order to write; writing nub doesn’t work on touch screen; need to change pen so that pen nub is on one end and writing nub on the

I love the pen it comes with

It’s good, good design, nice pen but system is not very perfect

The pen only works when it wants

The Yoga Book is small enough and light enough not to be cumbersome while reading, and the pen works quite well (although you need to get used a bit to write in side and see the result in the screen)

My pen broke within a week, but customer support was very helpful with that

-but 13 hours is a reach.-They tout the feature: “Note Saver & Real Pen Stylus With Real Ink” I was in class when I received this and got excited about using this feature

It's thicker than my preferred gel pens and as such distorts my handwriting.)

The real pen, while not the best stylus ever, works well as a physical pen that can also digitize notes (using better refills than are offered by Lenovo - don't waste your time on the included ink cartridges or your money on Lenovo ink refills)

The real pen, while not the best stylus ever, works well as a physical pen that can also digitize notes (using better refills than are offered by Lenovo - don't waste your time on the included ink cartridges or your money on Lenovo ink refills)

The Real Pen is nice but like the keyboard you have to get use to using it.

Great e-book reader for B&N users.

I love having a great e-reader that turns into a laptop with a keyboard and enough screen real estate to do any kind of computing that comes to mind.