Stylus Pen for Microsoft Surface Pro12/11/10/9/8/X/7+/6/5/4, Surface Go 4/3/2/1, Surface Laptop1-5/Studio/Book 3/2/1 with Eraser Side Button,Palm Rejection,Tilt Function,1024 Pressure

I needed a backup stylus for field work because I didn't want to risk losing my expensive official Microsoft Surface Pen on a job site. I honestly expected this to feel "cheap" or have connectivity issues, but I can't tell the difference in daily performance. The "MPP" Magic (No Bluetooth needed): Because this uses the Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP), there is no fiddling with Bluetooth settings. As soon as I turned it on and touched the screen, it worked. • Pressure Sensitivity: It tracks perfectly. If I press harder while sketching a diagram in OneNote, the line thickens exactly like the OEM pen. • Palm Rejection: This is the dealbreaker feature, and thankfully, it works here. I can rest my hand fully on the screen while writing, and it doesn't register stray marks. Magnetic Attachment & Charging: It has a strong magnet that snaps firmly to the side of the Surface Pro, just like the original. • Important Note: While it magnetically attaches, it does not wirelessly charge (unlike the Slim Pen 2). You have to plug it in via USB-C to charge it. However, the battery lasts forever. I’ve used it for a week of meetings and haven't needed to recharge it yet. Tactile Feel: The tip has a nice amount of friction. It doesn't feel like slippery plastic-on-glass; there is just enough resistance to make your handwriting look neat. Verdict: Unless you are a professional digital artist who needs specific tilt-shading capabilities of the high-end Slim Pen 2, save your money. For taking notes, marking up PDFs, and general navigation, this is an absolute steal.

I’ve had ongoing issues with Surface Pens purchased from Best Buy, so I decided to try this one instead, and I’m so glad I did. Although I’ve only had it for a few hours, it’s already far better than any of the original Surface Pens I’ve used. Shipping was fast (arrived within two days), and the pen itself looks great in the emerald green color. It charges via USB-C and comes with two extra pen tips and a pen tip extractor, which is a nice bonus. The biggest surprise was that I didn’t need to connect it to Bluetooth at all; it worked immediately as soon as I turned it on. It also arrived fully charged, which was greatly appreciated. I’m especially happy to be done with AAAA batteries, which are frustratingly hard to find in stores. The writing experience is excellent: very responsive, with strong pressure sensitivity that accurately translates into line thickness. There’s no noticeable lag, and it feels natural to write with. The pen fits comfortably in my hand and is very easy to use. For reference, I’m using it with a Microsoft Surface Book 2, and it works perfectly. Overall, I’m genuinely excited to start using this pen in my day-to-day work.

Works well with my 12 inch surface tablet. The only thing that I mark it down for is that it is a little longer than the storage slot on the back of the tablet, so you can't stick it to the tablet.

Product works as advertised. It feels well built and i have zero complaints about it for what it is. If you need a basic stylus then this is great, however as someone who really likes to use my tablet for drawing, i am going to replace this stylus with one that has the built in eraser side at the end.

This pem works right out of the box. Perfect fir my Microsoft surface Go 2.

Best overall experience: The Surface Slim Pen 2 is hard to beat if you plan to use your Surface Pro 12 for serious productivity or creative work. Great value picks: Mid-range third-party styluses provide strong performance at a fraction of the price, especially if your focus is note-taking, document markup, or general use. Budget-friendly: Simple stylus pens are perfect for casual users or as a backup. Weight & Size: Very lightweight at about 13 g (0.03 lb) — lighter than many competitors, which reduces hand fatigue during long writing or drawing sessions. Compact dimensions (~5.38″ × 0.44″ × 0.25″) give it a sleek, pencil-like feel that many users appreciate. Feel & Balance: Feels thin and modern — closer to a traditional pen than older Surface pens — offering a natural grip. Reviewers often describe the writing experience as pen-on-paper like, with good balance and control. Connectivity & Features: Connects via Bluetooth 5.0, enabling button functions and extra features like customizable clicks. Magnetic attach and optional keyboard dock charging (depending on your Surface accessory setup) make storage and power more convenient. 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity and zero-force inking make for smooth shading and detailed writing. Pros: Excellent accuracy, light weight, rich features, great for notes & art. Cons: Price is higher than budget options, and you need the right keyboard case or charger to recharge easily.

The pen worked great for the first few days. I was able to handwrite digital notes with very good legibility. The pressure feedback generally worked quite well. My pen may have been defective. After 2 weeks, the pen would write while floating above the tablet surface, creating scribbly illegible notes. After 1 month, the pen stopped working all together. I tried all of the troubleshooting listed in the self-serve support. Would replace, but window has passed. Cannot recommend this product. Paired with Microsoft Surface Go Model 1962

It's not bad for the price, but there are a few noticeable differences from the official Microsoft stylus. First, the good: there's a usb-c charging port, which is nice. The standard Microsoft stylus uses a AAAA battery, which I honestly didn't even know existed until I needed to replace it. The colour is pretty nice The neutral: this is a little bit longer than the standard stylus and I think a touch thinner in diameter. It's also significantly lighter. Whether or not you like that is going to be up to you. The bad: this is the reason for my 3 star review. There is no button on the eraser part of the stylus and it does not function as an eraser. It also seems to have slightly less pressure sensitivity which can result in less smooth gradients if you're drawing/painting.