Taiwan RENAISSER Stylus Pen for Microsoft Surface, Designed in Houston, Made in Taiwan, Palm Rejection, USB-C Fast Charging, Pen for Surface Pro 11/10/9/8/7, Surface Go/Laptop

Purchased Nov 2024Functionality:This pen works very well with my laptop which is the ASUS Flow X16 (a laptop that flips to a tablet). This laptop isn't listed, so it'll be helpful to those considering buying it with an ASUS laptop. The Asus computer offers pen settings so you can change pen shortcuts.The button works well, although the pen's sleek slim design does make it hard to find the button when writing. To use the button I release my grip to find the button and press, then return to my grip. If you are an artist or plan to use this for taking notes, I doubt you'll use the button feature as much.The charging port is placed in a good position to charge your pen and use it at the same time. It also doesn't take long before the pen is charged enough to use.Feel:This pen feels slim. I was working with a larger pen stylus before, so the grip was something to adjust to. I would consider the size when purchasing to ensure it's a size you would be comfortable using. An advantage is that it fits in my narrow pencil pouch.Overall, very slick design. Feels like holding a pencil.Personal Experience:I use this pen to take notes for classes on Goodnotes and draw on Krita. The pen works very well for those apps. As previously mentioned, I don't use the button much since I haven't gotten used to it. The button is a good addition, but it doesn't make my experience any better. Overall, I would highly recommend purchasing this pen since it works as intended and is an affordable option.

I have been learning to draw for the past couple of years and recently decided to try it digitally. I have an Asus Proart P16 and a portable touchscreen display I use for drawing with Krita. I had an old Surface Pen (the one with the clip) that came with a Surface Laptop I bought back in 2016. I believe that pen has 1024 level of pressure and no tilt sensitivity. It was frustratingly difficult to do any type of shading. I was looking at the new Surface Pen or Asus' newest pen when I came upon this product. The video reviews convinced me to give it a shot.I could not be more happy. The increased sensitivity to pressure allows for a much more natural drawing experience. The tilt sensitivity, especially depending on the brush used, is absolutely amazing. The build quality is equal to the products I have used from Microsoft and Lenovo and far superior to the pen I bought with my Google Pixelbook back in 2018. I haven't timed how long the rechargeable battery lasts, but it seems exceptional. This is one of those rare technology products that stand out, almost unbelievably so, above the competition in terms of value.

While 90% of the time this works however, there are times when the line has a small skip, so for a split second the pen stops and there is a gap in the line. Other than that, this product is great overall, and I do not regret my purchase .

The media could not be loaded. I was unsure if this would work with my laptop but it was a good gamble as it actually worked hahahahah 😆. It works pretty good when I’m taking notes on one note and is pretty smooth and I also taking notes on one note I am able to lay my palm on the screen without it interfering with my writing so it’s nice. It just automatically started working with my laptop so it’s not Bluetooth and to turn it on it’s just the click of the button. It’s pretty light and comfortable to use and you’re able to move your writing and delete you writing mid way with the clicks. Also the battery on it is amazing as since I have bought it I have not even charged it at all and is still able to be used. I would say it’s worth it even as it’s pricier point!

This stylus works with Kobo Libra Color, and is about 1/4 the cost of the Kobo pen. It doesn't have the erasure style end that their own stylus does, but has the same functionality. There's a small rocker button on the shaft, close to the point. If you press the end of that button closest to the point, you can highlight. If you press the other end, you can erase.Also, the stylus is magnetic, so it sticks to the left side of the Kobo. It happens to fit, just barely, into my case while in that position. My case is this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D47HRXFH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

No set up needed, ready to use out of the box. Only negative is that it didn’t come with a charger, but looks like it requires a USB C cable.I am using it with a MS Book 2.