Pen Stylus for Surface Pro 11/10/9/8/X/7+/6/5/4/3/Surface 3, Surface Go 3/2/1, Surface Laptop/Studio/Book 4/3/2/1 with Palm Rejection, 1024 Levels Pressure, 2500h Working Hours

Easy and works well

It's a good replacement for the Surface pen. It doesn't use Bluetooth, but for writing and drawing it is great. It has a precise point, making it easy to use. The buttons make it easy to erase. It's all i need. It didn't cling to the magnet on the surface very well as only the pocket clip seems to stick to the magnet.

I use my pen everyday to teach my math classes. I project my computer screen and fill out the notes with the pen. When my old Microsoft brand pen stopped working, I decided to try out a cheaper version. Here is my honest review.This product works well. For some reason it did not work the first time I tried to use it. After I removed the battery and put it back in, it worked great. I will be keeping an eye on that and update the review if I have any more issues. Note that it does not have Bluetooth, so you will not be able to pair it to your computer. However, it does not seem to need Bluetooth. This is probably because it does not have a shortcut button, which I never used anyway. There is no power button, it simply works when you put the battery in it.The side buttons do work well. I actually like the eraser being a side button better than it being on the back like my old pen from Microsoft. It is faster to click the button than to flip the pen upside down.The palm blocking does seem to work well, which is probably the most important feature of a pen. With out palm blocking, you may as well use an old school stylus which is just a piece of rubber on a stick.The pen itself seems rather light and cheaply made, so I am not sure how long it will last. The tip is just plastic. It does come with a second tip, but it is exactly the same. I was unable to remove the tip because it was so tight, but as the second one is the same, I am not too concerned about it.

I purchased this pin to use with my older version of surface pro. It works great and has a good battery life. I am having to get used to using it however that is a User issue and not a product issue. It fits comfortably in the hand and is magnetic to my surface pro. great little product.

I was very upset when I finally got this stylus, for a Surface Pro laptop, Christmas Eve. It was not compatible with my laptop, even though the add listed mine. Never could get it to work. I had to rush out on Christmas Eve to find one that worked and was compatible. Do Not RECCOMEND this product.

I finally unbricked by Surface Go 2 after it upgrades to Windows 11. (Which, by the way I thought it wouldn't be able to upgrade to) My device sat unused for over a year. After playing with it, I had forgot about S mode, so I removed it and the Surface Go 2 is working brilliantly. I wanted a pen, but didn't want to pay the hefty price Microsoft was charging, so I tried this one. The color matches my Surface Go 2 and works wonderfully!Now I can fully use my Surface Go 2!

Even though it says it is compatible with the Surface Pro it is not. I have never been able to make it connect or even get it on for that matter. Don’t waste your money

The media could not be loaded. So first, it's battery operated. It uses a AAAA battery, so when it dies you have to replace it.Drawing: 1/5It is really bad for drawing. The tip has some wobble to it, so the beginning of your line will never be smooth.Standard mouse: 5/5If you just want to use it as a mouse to right and left click, it is really good for that.Other: 3/5I was using it to support 3d print files in Chitubox with decent success. Again, the movement in the tip prevented the precision I required for desired support placement, but I was able to make it work.Verdict:Unless you just want this as a basic clicker, buy the more expensive (brand) pen for your tablet. You'll spend the difference on batteries over a year anyway.