Microsoft Surface Slim Pen 2 Matte Black - Bluetooth 5.0 Connectivity - 4,096 points of pressure sensitivity - Create in real time with zero force inking - Take notes naturally with haptic motor - Sha

Nice pen. Almost fills like drawing on paper and has a very natural feel to it. It is expensive, but since it's made for a Surface Studio Pro 2, it magnetically attaches to the bottom of the device and is charged by the device. Would have been nice if it came with the device.

Probably the best pen I've gotten for my Surface Pro 8. It's got a convenient side key button, so you don't have to press and hold to right click. The short key button on top is really nice, and can be programmed to do three different things. The haptic feedback is a really nice feature, it vibrates when I write, to make it feel like writing on paper (this setting can be adjusted). It instantly connects to my computer when I take it out of the charging dock, there's no extra buttons to be pressed to turn on and connect it. It writes really smoothly and the cursor can be moved just by hovering the pen over the screen, for up to about an inch or so away.Feeling wise, the pen has its disadvantages. The slim design is really nice for the portability, and I like the ability to hide it on the signature keyboard, but that also comes with a disadvantage. The flat design makes it a little awkward to hold at times, and the side key button can sometimes be easy to press on accident (I typically fix that issue by holding it the other way around). The matte finish to it though does make it nice to feel, not course or slippery on the fingers, which is a nice touch.The only other disadvantage I could see is charging and the battery. It comes with a non-replaceable rechargeable battery. This can be charged one of three ways, by placing it in the pen dock on the signature type keyboard covers (pictured), if you have a Surface Studio, they also come with a built-in charging dock, and the third way being to buy the separate wireless charger. Unfortunately, there isn't another way to charge it, so do make sure you have (or get) one of those things before buying this pen. The battery life is pretty good, I haven't had it die on me yet, even after a while of use. If it does get low on battery, placing it in the dock for a few minutes gives it a good charge and I can use it again without having to wait too long. From what I've read, it's about an hour and a half charge time from a dead battery, which is pretty basic for electronics. When I'm not using my laptop, I always store the pen in the dock so it has a full battery when I come back. I've seen a lot of negative reviews solely for the reason that the pen doesn't come with a charger. Ignore those, that's just from people who didn't bother to read the description for the device before buying it.Overall, 10/10 product so far, works really well, and I'll definitely have much use for it.

I've used a lot of pens in the past and this takes the cake of being the best.There are some negative comments here but it's just people getting mad that the pen didn't come with a charger, so unless you have a surface studio or a surface pro 8 with the keyboard do not buy this without a charger.Other than that this is a very fluid and accurate digital pen, unlike my other pens this thing stays where I need it to stay and is very easy to use and convenient I can store this at the bottom of my studio laptop and put it back there to charge.It's a bit awkward to hold at first but due to its design but you get used to it.This could possibly be a great tool for the artist crowd due to the fluidity and accuracy of how the pen works. (I mostly take notes for class with this so and it does it very well but is still very good for artists).The only problem I would say I have with it is that there are only a few times it lags and I wish for a rubber tip for the pen instead of the plastic tip that it comes with.

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I originally bought a cheap version of the pen and in comparison this pen is hands down awesome. Click the top opens whiteboard hold it down sticky note. Pen works almost like a mouse as well. However, you can not turn on the pen without a charger. It needs to charge for 1 second before use. So I had to wait for my charger to arrive. Good thing I ordered it with the pen.I have been using the pen for about 2 weeks and never had to charge it yet.. well other than that 1 second. I had to wait 2 days to use it. That's why it's a 4 star product. I would definitely recommend this pen. In case anyone is wondering... I have a surface pro 7. I don't think it was listed on the products used so thought I would throw that out there.

como todo lo de la marca funciona de 10! si bien no lo uso mucho, cuando lo necesite ahi estab, cargado a full a pesar del poco uso y el paso del tiempo.. es muy preciso y lo recomiendo siempre y cuando sepas que lo necesitas. No lo veo como una compra compulsiva.

I first got this model stylus a couple months ago (lost it and recently purchased this one as a replacement), and I was pleasantly surprised by how great it felt to use. The tip has a bit of a rubbery(?) feel to it.. I'm not entirely sure what it is, but it provides a bit of drag so the pen doesn't slide all over the screen like the some of the older models/nibs- as someone who does a lot of digital art, this is so appreciated! Additionally, the tip is built right in, so there's no hassle of needing to buy replacement nibs! The pen is flat instead of round which I thought I wouldn't like at first, but it turned out to be really convenient and feels nice to hold. If the stylus had the same pressure levels, I'd honestly prefer this kind of build and screen feel over some of the paper textures and pens from wacom (that's saying a lot!), it provides a unique feeling to drawing digitally! All in all, I'm absolutely in love with this stylus, 10/10[ And just as an additional note; I'm noticing a lot of reviewers complaining about the lack of a charger (which is understandable)- and the reason they don't include one is because they intended for the stylus to be purchased along with newer surface models, which allow the pen to charge on the side/bottom of the device (not sure which models this applies to, but it works with my surface studio which is one of their latest releases). ]

The pen seeems to be a good product. However, it's MANDATORY to have a charger that is sold separately. The pen is too expensive and it should come with a charger.