Wacom Bamboo Ink Test

It took long enough for the tech curve to catch up and mass produce this, but 4,096 pressure levels is stupid RIDICULOUS. I don't think I could get that precise on physical paper (maybe a very, very fine-tipped ink brush and a great deal of concentration on fine motor skills).

I remember in 2012 when I first started doing digital art and I got a $40 Wacom Bamboo tablet with just a measly 512 pressure levels.

One of the default tips I got felt perfectly like an ink pen on my Sony Vaio Duo 13HD, it looks and feels kinda like it's made out of stone. The first tip is that resisting rubbery tip and I really don't like those yet. But luckily it had a plastic tip that works with what I'm used to.

The only issue I have so far is that it needs Bluetooth, and I'm not sure how that will translate to the AAAA battery. I know there's a Bamboo stylus model that is rechargeable through a phone charging port (maybe for one designed to go with Android products?), but I prefer the AAAA batteries.