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

Works for my Microsoft surface and studio laptop. Hope it can last.

Seems to work just as well as the Microsoft branded pen, at a much cheaper price. For as little as I use the pen, there is no reason to spend over $100, when a $25 pen works just as well for the task I do. I use the pen to take brief notes and mark up PDFs. I have no need or have tried this pen to do any kind of artwork.

Está bien

My Surface pen broke for my computer at work. The tech department told me it would take a few weeks to get a genuine Microsoft replacement (which was over $100). In the meantime, I bought this pen to use. I was a little concerned at first when I couldn't get it to pair, then I realized I needed to click the button on the side of the pen to have it turn on. Once it was on, it paired with my Surface easily enough. Unlike an official pen, I couldn't have the button on the top of the pen function as an eraser. Instead, you have to click the button on the side of the pen. It's a small inconvenience for something that is otherwise an excellent fix for under $30. It also comes with a replacement nib for the tip of the pen, so you're not out of luck if you drop the pen and the other nib stops working correctly. All in all, I was pleased with this product.

Almost straight out of the box the pen had sensitivity issues, registering constant taps which put little dots all over my notes wherever my pen hovered and made it impossible to click anything. I needed a new pen asap, so I unfortunately tossed the box and can't return it. I've tried to make it work; eventually it does start working normally without issue, but how long that lasts is random, and the issue always comes back.Now, it's gotten to the point where I can draw continuous lines without touching my screen at all. Not only that, but I seem to sometimes have to opposite problem where it won't register most of what I'm writing, only a few strokes. I've gone through a handful of surface pens and I've never had one with this problem.Additionally, coming from a rounder surface pen, I find this flat shape to be kind of uncomfortable. My hand feels more likely to cramp, and pressing either button isn't convenient. I've gotten used to it over time but it's not great.

Slim profile that travels well and works hard. The magnetic attachment is awesome

Worked well initially, but has lots of issues.• Doesn't write on paper as advertised• Stylus tip weak and falls off quickly• Palm rejection is a joke, had issues 1st day.

The Slim Pen 2 for Microsoft Surface offers a functional solution for users seeking pressure sensitivity, eraser functionality, right-click capability, and palm rejection. While it may feel somewhat odd to hold, its performance effectively fulfills its intended functions.One notable aspect of the Slim Pen 2 is its considerably lower price point compared to the Microsoft branded pen for the Surface. Despite this, it competently executes tasks expected of such a stylus, making it a cost-effective alternative for users who prioritize functionality over ergonomics.However, an area of improvement lies in its charging mechanism. Unlike many other devices, the Slim Pen 2 utilizes a different method to connect to the Surface for charging, which some users may find unconventional. Implementing a standard cable charging solution could enhance user convenience and streamline the overall experience.It's worth noting that the branded pen shares a similar shape to the Slim Pen 2, so the issue of the pen's shape is not exclusive to this copycat brand.Overall, the Slim Pen 2 delivers satisfactory performance at a competitive price, with potential for enhancement in its charging functionality to further improve user experience.