Problem with Note 5's s-pen pressure sensitivity

[Android Central Question]

I've had a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 since last year. Recently my s-pen broke so I had ordered a replacement. This one is original and imported.

Now my problem is that this new s-pen's pressure sensitivity is a lot different from my original pen's -- it's a lot LESS sensitive. Being an artist I draw on my phone a lot and this is kind of a big problem personally.

Things I've tried:
• Try every replacement nib that was included in the original box
• Resetting my phone
• Performed a system update

I've done a little research but the only thing I found was adjusting it manually through the button of the pen or something, but I'm quite hesistant to do that. I was wondering if there was any other way to fix this?

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[Rukbat]

No, that's the way of adjusting it. Even in a single lot of S Pens, different ones will be adjusted differently. (It's not really pressure sensitivity - there's an extra layer on the screen that detects the pen electronically - that's the sensitivity you're adjusting.)

 

[slpdoq]

No, that's the way of adjusting it. Even in a single lot of S Pens, different ones will be adjusted differently. (It's not really pressure sensitivity - there's an extra layer on the screen that detects the pen electronically - that's the sensitivity you're adjusting.)

I see. So why does the screen react to both s-pens differently? Is that the only way I can let the new pen act like the old one?

 

[Rukbat]

The two pens are evidently set differently. Just pop the cover off the side of the one that's not working the way you want, turn the control about 10° in either direction. If it gets a little better, keep turning it in that direction until it's how you like it. If it gets worse, keep turning it 10° in the other direction until it's how you like it.