Slim Pen 2 for Microsoft Surface with 4096 Pressure, Eraser & Right-Click, Palm Rejection,Graphite Nib,for Surface Pro 12/11/10/9/8/7/6/5/4/X,Surface Go 4/3/2,Book 3/2/1,Laptop1-6,Surface Studio 2+/2

But now that I'm using it, I like it. I appreciate that it has a magnetic quality which helps to maintain it's location near my computer. I've only had to charge it once since I purchased it so it holds a charge very well! I have a touch screen and sometimes when the pen is off, it's difficult to use like one would use a finger to interact with the screen. So, it's good to keep it on for that activity. I also appreciate that it automatically shuts off after about 4 minutes because it helps hold the battery life. Highly recommend.

5 stars for price and ease of use compared to $100 for the brand name pen. I like the button placement, the ability to change what the buttons do especially. To top it off, it holds very nicely to the keyboard made for the brand name slim pen. I was worried the most that the pen wouldn't fit in the keyboard. But it does!

It works pretty well, nothing revolutionary, gets the job done. I do draw and was able to draw fine with it but I do think it works best if you're just taking notes. Definitely possible to draw with it but if thats mainly why you use it id get something with more precision. Lightweight, sturdy, and connects easily to my Microsoft Surface 3 (i think is what I have). The only thing I wouldn't recommend is attaching magnetically to your laptop/tablet, magnet isn't super strong.

I love that magnet that comes with it that keeps it on my computer when I need it to

Do not trust this product! I do not know how there are so many good reviews, bots I’m assuming. Worked ok (could’ve been better) for first use. I put the pen back in its case, so no damage was done to the pen to cause it to break. When I went to use it again, it wasn’t calibrated anymore, the cursor was straying away from where I was actually trying to click. It was also taking multiple (15 taps) to select a button on screen, but it would eventually click it or a button close by. The most annoying part was that it was drawing tiny strings of ink on my notes before I was pressing my pen to the screen. So when I would eventually get the pen to write, my notes would have lines all around it, making it harder to read. I can’t comment on battery life, or the magnet strength, because the pen broke before I got the chance to test either. Yea This pen is absolutely NOT worth your money, I like the design, but I like a working pen more! Worth a shot to avoid the price of an original surface pro pen, which I am on my way to buy right now.

Compared the to original Microsoft pen, the sensitivity and accuracy for drawing is not as good, as you can see in the video trying to sketch lightly doesn’t work smoothly or always register. The holding magnet is fairly weak if you want to store it. I also could not figure out how to use the eraser button function. It connects and charges easily. I would only use this pen as a last minute back up or if illustrating is not important. I do enjoy the different colorways and shape but it’s a little strange that the nib tip sticks out.

This pen works perfectly for my application (below). I've dropped it 4 times and it continues to work like the day I bought it. One charge lasts so long! It stores perfectly inside the 3rd party case (below). I use it on: Microsoft Surface 7 pro tablet with a Dohoeek Gen 13' magnetic keyboard (available on Amazon) Running: OneNote For: college large audience lecturing Via: output from USBC to HDMI projector.

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