7P notes: Wacom One 2023 GEN2 pen displays

The new Wacom One GEN2 tablets and Wacom One GEN2 Pens currently struggle with pressure issues. See this video for details:https://youtu.be/415ngQOHiME

Stroke quality

As you can see from the my testing below. The stroke quality with the new pen is not good compared to the old pen. This is due to a combination of tablet and pen.

Notes on the new Wacom One Pen (GEN2)

See this: 7p notes: Wacom One Pen (GEN2)

Cables & connectivity

The Wacom One (Gen 2) pen displays can be connected three ways

With a 3-in-1 cable
With a single USB-C cable
With two USB-C cables. One for display. One for power. Not all computers supply enough power over a USB-C connection to power a display. So this makes sense to provide the option. Most other pen displays work this way.

Parallax

TBD

Tablet Buttons

None.

Pen display > OSD

Picture above from this video: (https://youtu.be/-vwMZf1nbVU)

Pen displays > display panel

Native resolution: HD (2K): 1920x1080
Refresh rate: 60Hz
The new display panels have a wider color gamut. They are clearly better than the old Wacom One Gen 1 tablet.

Pen tablets > USB port

The predecessor Intuos pen tablets used a micro USB slot
The Wacom One (Gen 2) pen tablets now use a more common USB-C port

Legs

The new Wacom One (Gen 2) pen displays do not have any legs. They lay flat on the desk.

The old Wacom One (Gen 1) pen display has legs on the back. You can lay the display flat on the desk or you can pull out the legs and draw at and angle.

Wacom is offering a very unique design for their stand.