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

Works perfectly with Surface Go. Palm rejection and is so light weight. So much nicer than the heavy early gen surface pens. If you take a lot of notes on OneNote you’ll want this pen. Total game changer. I’m super skeptical of things like this so I took a chance. Worked out.

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.

While it is a third of the price of the windows' official one, the button press to wake up is a bit annoying francly it does work well, but the main issue lies with Windows stuff, like haptic feedback was mostly unpresent in almost all aps and windos dosent let you customise it much Great value for sure if you don't mind the small issues to wake it up The compatibility with the back magnet is spot on

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 was good for the first month I used it and now I can write about 10 words and it starts getting really sensitive and the ink won’t lift up so it looks like really bad cursive when I try to write anything. It takes awhile for it to reset back to normal which really sucks since I use it to take notes in class

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.

Worked fine for a while but now it charges once and never shuts off. The green led is permanently on until the pen is fully discharged and can't use it until it is fully charged again.

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.