Metapen Stylus Pen M2 for Surface (Premium, 4096 Finest Control, Eraser End) - Compatible with Surface Pro 7//8/9/X//10/11/Book 3/Laptop 4/Studio 2, ASUS VivoBook Flip 14, for Creators,Students,Doers

its my first pen, just got into this sort of digital drawing thing. i was able to just charge it for bit and it just worked right away (the pen itself AND eraser both worked) didnt have to install or sign up or register anything, just straight up worked without doing a single thing, dont even have to turn the damn thing on haha XD apparently the battery lasts an insane amount of time too! really the only bad things i have are becuase i have a surface pro 3 (really old and the oldest supported model of the surface pro) so it dosent support the pen tilt where it changes the size of your line depending on how much you tilt your pen, and the magnetic part that is supposed to keep it on the side of the tablet dosent work very well (but that makes sense becuase every surface product is going to have a different magnet in completely different spots) it DOES seem to stick to where the keyboard attaches to the tablet part of the surface(probably becuase that whole thing connect via one long magnet) but i can tell thats not actually where its supposed to stick to. one thing that does kind of bum me out is that the palm rejection doesnt seem to be supported by my device either, if any part of my hand bumps the screen it writes/ tries to rotate what im drawing on becuase the two contact points makes it think im trying to pinch or rotate it instead of it knowing that its my palm and not doing anything, but i also think thats because its such an old model. regardless of all that, the pen itself works fine, the eraser on the end works fine and the pressure works flawlessly which is obviously most of the point of having one of these haha

It's great, definitely worth the $60, it dose all the things that the $120 oem one dose. It's responsive, accurate, and smothe on my screen, the pen is made of what feels like plastic although it is premium, and it looks fine definitely nothing special. The grip is interesting, you have to make sure to find the button when you pick it up. Overall great value. The downsides are, it's very sensitive at lower pressures and if you use it when it's charging it's a bit awkward but still usable.

I just got the pen 20 minutes ago and it works great, it writes well and doesn't do any glitchy jumping like some styluses do while writing. No setup was necessary, after I charged it for about 10 minutes I was essentially rocking and rolling. It does attach magneticlly to the bottom right edge of my device though it's ability to stick is not a problem or solution for me. 5/5 I'm so excited to use and would recommend to anyone looking for a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing stylus that supports the MPP 2.0

I've had this for at least a few weeks now. I use it less than regularly. The charge isn't bad. It has a lil red light that flashes when it needs charged. I leave it on the charger for at least 1 hr & it's good for a while. It seems that I need to charge on average of every once a month. It connected right away woth easy to my Surface Pro 4. The tilt function & the pressure levels work really good when drawing. They claim that then end tip (eraser) clicking once for fast access to things in windows, well, that doesnt seem to work at all for me. It only eraser works on mine. The magnets are ok, it's holds to the side of my surface ok when not being uswd. Though it can be slid or knocked of easily. The main issue I have is the palm rejection, the shape/size of the pen, & location of the side button. Palm rejection works ½ the time which affects your drawings or writing in a negative way & has become frustrating. Despite the claim it has palm rejection, I still recommend ypu use a palm rejection glove or pad. The shape & size of the pen is off to me. The size of the pen is a bit too slim & the location of the side button is a bit too high, I'm always having to readjust and look/feel for the button to use. Overall, it's an ok pen to use with Surfaces, it works, & does what I need for the most part despite a few issues I have with it. It is cheaper than the main Surface Pen & has some features of a Surface Pen. In my opinion, it's not worth the $36.99 they advertise for it. I paid $20 on sale but I wouldn't pay more than $25 for this pen.

I haven't been able to find my original pen in weeks and fear it has been eaten by the couch cushions. I have a reclining sectional with lots of electronics in the frame and finding stuff that gets trapped is challenging. I have only had this pen for 2 days but so far it works great with my ASUS ProArt PX13. I like it even better than the ASUS Pen 2.0 that came with my laptop because it has a magnet that keeps it attached to my laptop or my magsafe phone case which keeps it from rolling into the couch cushion when I put down. Longevity is still to be determined but the responsiveness and ease of use of this pen has been great.

Awesome value for price. Worked immediately, no concerns.

I've been using this pen for several months now and I can definitely say this is a VERY good pen. The M2 feels quite comfortable in hand much like an apple pencil and writes with no lag. The nibs are solid plastic, but not too hard where it'd damage the screen and they rotate on the head of the pen to "roll" across the screen to reduce friction. However, using a "paperlike" or textured screen protector REALLY wears down the nibs fast, so stick with a bare screen or regular glass protector if you'd like to have some longevity to your pen nibs. Switching nibs is pretty easy, just pull em out and pop them in. The M2 also has a stronger magnet than the normal Microsoft surface pen to keep it attached to the device (mine usually stays mounted firmly on the side when not in use). No software or drivers needed to get things going, just hover it over the screen and it's good to go. While it would be nice to have some software to adjust things like pen pressure or remap the eraser/side button, it overall functions just fine for my needs. It charges via USB-C and I typically top off the battery between drawing or while taking a break, typically less than 15-30mins at a time. I typically use my surface for drawing and animating on the go rather than just taking notes, so having a good pen is very important to make the experience more comfortable and to maintain decent workflow for art purposes. One thing I CANNOT stand from most non-wacom styluses is lag and poor accuracy, so the responsiveness of this pen is notably very good for an MMP device. Attached are a couple of doodles I've made with the M2 and my "set up" with the Go and M2 for size comparison. While tools don't make the artist, they certainly can help and this pen makes my drawings on my travel device near indiscernible from quick sketches made on my wacom display tablet and desktop set up. I'd argue this pen is even better than the standard surface pen, especially for the price point. Bonus, it comes with a few extra nibs and some metapen stickers lol

Really great stylus. It makes me wonder why there aren't more competitive options in this price range. I've been using it on my HP Omnibook X Flip for a couple weeks now. While this laptop isn't officially supported, it uses the MPP protocol and is therefore compatible. There are just issues with magnet alignment, so I can't securely attach the pen to the side of the laptop like usual. (this laptop has so many magnets that I could slap it anywhere though) As for the pen itself, it works wonderfully. I havent had any issues with drawing or notetaking apps struggling to recognize it--pressure sensitivity, eraser, and all. Battery life has also been fairly reasonable. The only time I've had to charge it was when I first got it, and I'd say it's gotten a good 20-30 hours of use so far. It's hard to give an exact estimate because it automatically turns off. Also, I think the side button requires a bit too much actuation force. It's not a big deal, but it means I have to tense my hand more often than I'd like. My only feasible gripes are the lack of included nibs and how easily the paint finish gets chipped by metal. It already has a couple of scratches on the ends from sitting in my bag with my laptop, which isn't the end of the world, but it stands out against the dark gray color. Either way, this was a way better deal than HP's $80 pen or whatever. Good stuff, please keep it up.

Envoi rapide et efficace. Utilisation sommaire donc pas de recul pour une utilisation professionnelle. Convient tout à fait ! Je recommande, prix imbattable

Looks quite good. I lost the MS Slim Pen that I had bought to go with my Surface Laptop Studio 2. I didn't use it very often and really did not want to pay the very high price for the MS original, so I decided to give the Metapen a try. It feels decently built and is comfortable to hold. Also seems to work fine on my laptop - decently responsive and positioning seems accurate. As some others have suggested, the tip is quite hard. I was concerned that prolonged use might mark the screen, so this has prompted me to fit the screen protector that I have always intended to buy. Oh, and, despite various reports on the web, it does fit well enough in the "pen garage" on the Laptop Studio 2. Obviously, it will not charge there - that is for MS pens only - and the magnetic attraction is a bit less than I remember from the MS Pen, but it hangs there well enough.

Koppelt makkelijk met mijn kobo libre color. Reageert snel op aanraking met scherm. Snel opgeladen. Zeer tevreden over prijs kwaliteitverhouding. Losse tips gekocht omdat ik 'm van de trap had laten vallen (lekker handig) en tip was krom. Werkt nog steeds! Niks mis mee.

Works as expected. Bought it for Kobo Libra Color due to original stylus glitches. Some functions are inverted (erase and highlight, was expected). Otherwise all good.

I purchased the M2 to use specifically with my Kobo Libra and it works perfectly so far. I love how the pen feels in your hand. it has a nice soft matte finish, with an oval shape for easier gripping. The size and weight are nicely balanced making it a comfortable pen to hold. The nib is hard but writes nicely with no drag and the right click button works well and has nice feedback. The M2 eraser highlights text on my Kobo and so far has worked without issue. This pen truly feels like an extension of myself and I am thankful for the magnet attach feature to better ensure I will not lose it, because who hasn't had that happen before. I feel this stylus was very well thought out and crafted. The build quality appears to be excellent and it looks very stylish. I found it charged quickly and stays charged for a long period of time which is handy because you do not want to be writing in the middle of a book and have it just suddenly die. This pen was bought specifically with an e-reader in mind and overall, I am extremely pleased with my purchase and feel the price point was very reasonable.