Overview
Bring precision back to your digital drawing setup with the TALTAW PW500 battery-free stylus, a replacement digital pen built for select Huion graphic tablets and pen displays. If your original pen has been lost, worn down, or simply stopped responding, this stylus restores the natural, responsive feel you rely on for sketching, illustrating, and editing.
Because it draws power directly from the tablet's electromagnetic field, there is no battery to charge and no charging cable to keep track of. The pen stays light in the hand at just 14 g, so long creative sessions feel comfortable and fatigue stays low. With 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, every stroke responds to how hard you press, giving you smooth lines, soft shading, and confident detail work.
Key Features
- Brand: TALTAW
- Type: Battery-free digital stylus (passive pen)
- Pressure Sensitivity: 8192 levels for accurate, expressive strokes
- Report Rate: 266 PPS for responsive tracking
- Resolution: 5080 LPI for fine detail
- Buttons: 2 customizable side buttons
- Weight: Only 14 g, no battery inside
- ✓ No charging, no batteries: the pen is always ready when inspiration strikes
- ✓ 8192 pressure levels let you move naturally from feather-light lines to bold strokes
- ✓ Two customizable side buttons speed up your workflow with shortcuts like eraser or right-click
- ✓ Palm rejection design helps reduce accidental touches so your hand can rest on the screen
- ✓ Lightweight 14 g body keeps your hand relaxed through long drawing sessions
Usage
This stylus is made for artists, designers, students, and anyone who uses a compatible Huion tablet for digital painting, illustration, photo retouching, note-taking, or 3D sculpting. It works as a direct replacement pen for the listed Huion models, so you can get back to creating without replacing your whole tablet.
In the Box
- 1 x TALTAW PW500 battery-free stylus pen
Please Note
- This pen fits only the listed Huion models. For the KAMVAS GT-191 V2 (500K), check the fourth and fifth serial numbers on the back of the unit: if they read D0, choose the PW500; if they read E2, you need the PW507 instead.
