While this laptop is rather speedy and can handly my day to day tasks, I am sad to say that it is terrible for art.When I first noticed that diagonal lines would come out wavy and jittery with an active pen (I have used the wacom bamboo ink and the surface pen) I reached out to customer support; however, the multiple representatives I have been passed around to have been less than helpful. For the record: yes, the bamboo ink is compatible with the windows ink workspace as it has both the MPP protocol and AES protocol. Despite educating every asus representative I've worked with on this point, I still get the answer that this pen is incompatible. After a month of being passed around from support member to support member, one of them ended up telling me to send video of the occurance with the asus branded active pen 2.There are two problems with  this: 1) The active pen has not been in stock over the month that I've been working with customer support, and 2) The documentation doesen't list my Q406DA as a supported device anyway.I am rather suprised at the lack of any knowledge by asus on active pens. It seems that they know there's just something faulty with the screen's digitizer and are giving me the run around.In summary, I advise that you stay far away from this laptop. As of the time of this writing, try looking up the drivers for it. You'll see that nothing shows up when you search asus's website and, even worse, when you search google it will take you to where the drivers and support USED to be for the device. You'll see that there's just the model number and that's it.What happened here? I used to regard Asus as a top quality brand but I'm noticing their fall from grace. Needless to say this will be my last asus purchase. I am incredibley dissapointed.