Surface Pen, Surface Stylus Supporting 500hrs Continuous Use & 180 Days Standby, Surface Pro Pen for Drawing and Writing Compatible with Surface Pro Series/Book/Go/Studio/Surface Neo

This pen looks like a real pen, it is held very comfortably, it can be placed anywhere, its sensitivity is remarkable, it comes with a pile inside the box, easy to use but above all it is very pretty.I ordered this article after seeing a friend take notes on his tablet and thought it could be a great tool for studying. The purchase left me very satisfied, the pen is quite precise and lends itself very well to my purpose of taking notes. Easy to connect, light and comfortable to hold in hand and aesthetically pleasing. It seems to be of good quality also as resistance (I have already fallen a couple of times to the ground without suffering damage).I hope that the battery life meets the expectations that are written in the description, even if this last aspect will be positive I can only judge the purchase a great deal, all accompanied by a very fast shipment and arrived before the established delivery time. It is not an indispensable tool but it is nevertheless an excellent accessory that can be very useful on certain occasions.

I love this pen. its comfortable to hold, accurate "pen" size. not to big or bulky. It holds like a real pen. I use it all the time with my surface pro and works perfectly. never skips or lags. The tip is wonderful. glides easily and does not feel cheap like its cutting into the screen. great quality. The fact that I can recharge it alone was what made me purchase this one. Its great, at the end of the day when charging the tablet I charge the pen as well and never have to worry about weird 4A batteries. Cant ask for anything better for under $40. And to make things even better the company has excellent customer service and comes with a lifetime warranty.

This item is almost 5 stars. I didn't give it 5 stars because the clip on the side is flimsy, gets caught on things, and bends easily. It does not/ can not retain its shape. The piece that fits over the charging port has fallen off and is lost. Although the pen has a magnetic component to help it stay on. But I believe this is my fault because I clip the pen to the side of my surface and through the whole thing in my purse. Otherwise, I love the erase button, I love the feel of the pen, the accuracy is perfect, the charge lasts a very long time. I use my pen daily for hours a day and I just charged it after about one month of using it.

I got a second-hand Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and I wanted a pen for more precise usage in some circumstances, but I didn't want to pay a lot to experiment with an electronic stylus. Reviews suggested this one worked well, and I liked the price. I haven't used it enough to see how durable it will be but it seems if I treat it just as carefully as I treat the table, it should be fine.The only downside I can see is it has no explicit off button. (Just a "right-mouse" button and a "erase" button. And of course the tip itself is a button for tapping and writing, as well as being pressure-sensitive for drawing/painting.) It's supposed to turn itself off after a time of not sensing the tablet screen, but I see its blue light on a lot even when it's been nowhere near the table for some time. Maybe it's in a low-power mode and will keep charged for days like this - I don't know. I don't think this will impair my enjoyment, but it felt worth bringing up to help others go into this purchase knowing this it works a bit weird in this regard.

The media could not be loaded.  The packaging of the pen is simple and clean. It comes with the charging cable and arrived charged for me.As a student, I write non stop on my Surface Pro 3. It writes smoothly, and the buttons work perfectly. The only difference is while writing, the circle cursor appears, whereas with the Surface Pen, it does not. Other than that, the pen is perfect. An additional plus is that it is rechargeable and the magnetic charging cap keeps the aesthetics.The pen is slightly longer than the Surface Pen, but does not hinder its writing capabilities. It is much lighter compared to the Surface Pen. The grip provides a slight nonslip surface which is nice. The material is decent. The body is metal but the grip is plastic.In all, the pen is definitely worth its price. highly suggested if you need a replacement pen for a cheap price.

I'm using the pen on X360 HP, the pen seems to work fine and its pretty accurate but it has some problems that happens at the middle of writing when the line starts to jump like crazy.besides the jumping Iv'e noticed that the pen has leak of accuracy when its writing at angle (like normal people does sometime's) and its pretty good while its 90 degrees to the screenit has some squicks that comes from the spring inside but besides the sound it still works goodi'm not sure its better then the original pen that came with the laptop but it defiantly feels more comfortable to hold because its thinner then the original surface pen

This is a wonderful pen in terms of writing. Initial connection was automatic and I was concerned as there seemed to be quite a bit of lag. After about 20 minutes of use, I've found no appreciable lag and excellent touch/pressure sensitivity control. Almost like writing on the screen with a real pen.My only disappointment is that this is not magnetic to hold to the side of the surface and I will be using this for quite a bit of mobile work so I'm likely to return and swap. The description never indicated that it was, no fault of the company, I just thought I wouldn't need to keep stowing the pen as much as I did on the first use.Since there was no fault of the company, this is still a full 5 star rating in all categories. If you can live without the magnetic connection to the side of the surface, this is a perfect pen in all other respects.