Surface Pen, Safe ABS Plastic Material Body Surface Stylus, 360Days Standby & 200hrs Continuous Using Surface Go Pen for Drawing and Writing Compatible with Surface Pro/Go/Laptop/Book/Studio/Neo(Blue)

The pen is very sleek looking it is very lightweight and made from good quality materials it looks and feels very durable comfortable to hold whilst working. The sensitivity is excellent the pen moves and stops as it should I was able to draw or write precisely and clearly without any smudges this is much better than the fibre and rubber tipped stylus' and so much easier to use. The pen works well with the screen protector that I have on my surface pro the battery life seems fine. So far I have been extremely impressed with the surface pen the quality is excellent I could not ask for more and I would definitely recommend this Surface pen.

This has a similar weight and feel to a traditional refillable ballpoint pen. However, I feel that it slides across the Surface Pro 6 screen a little too smoothly compared with a traditional pen and paper (and slightly more so than the Apple Pencil 2 on the new iPad Pro). I anticipate that I'll get used to this. There a few settings you can adjust; for reasons I can't explain, turning the cursor off made my handwriting much neater.So far I've used the Pen in a few different apps, including third party ones. It's fully integrated into Microsoft Edge, Word, Excel, Powerpoint and crucially, OneNote. Drawing diagrams, writing maths equations and marking up is much quicker, easier and gets better results, compared with using a mouse or trackpad.Overall I'm very pleased with my purchase and plan to use it a lot on my upcoming teacher training course!

I had purchased a tablet for drawing and needed a pen. I wasn't sure it was going to go well so I didn't want to purchase an expensive pen. I saw this and it had good reviews and a good price so I thought I'd give it a try. It connected easily to my tablet and worked with my drawing app. The turn on / off is odd and the pen width different from pencils and other pens, just takes some getting used to. Sometimes there is a lag when drawing but that may not be the pen's fault. It came in a nice color and has a rope where you can carry it around your neck so it doesn't get lost. Overall, this is a good beginner pen. For experience digital artists, I'm nor sure it would cut it but it could be due to the app being used. If you aren't an expert (like me), this is a good pen for the price.

This stylus worked fine with my Surface Go. Mine came with the battery, device, and instructions and was easy to power on and use. My complains are that it feels extremely cheap and the magnet is weak - so it did not stick to the side of my Surface Go. I suppose you get what you paid for. I will be returning.

I have used many pens on various tablets over the years, and I rate this one better than most one of the best implementations of a stylus I've had the pleasure of using. I have the Surface Pro 6 with Microsoft Surface pen, I don't particularly care for the Microsoft branded products, and always trying to find better alternatives.The Pencils is a capable device, arguably more so than the original Surface Pen, but I find it incredibly awkward to hold, as it's too thin, too long, and too slippery.The Lacoramo Surface Pro Pen has just the right amount of resistance, feel of the Pen on screen. The pen has enough weight that it feels good, without feeling too heavy. It is thick enough that I can hold it comfortably. There are 4096 levels of pressure, which I think should be more than adequate for most anyone. It has an eraser function with a click switch, which can easily erase what you wrote and it also has a side click switch, typically used for ""right-click"" functions. Excellent quality and low price. Recommend.

Was hoping to use this product for work. It is very lightweight and plastic. I have used the Microsoft product and it felt more robust and much higher quality. But I was willing to look past all of that to get this at a good price and quickly for a meeting. Issue is... I am unable to get the pen open to insert the AAAA battery. Two of us have tried - after reading instructions - and can’t get it. I resorted to tools to try and get the dang thing off and created dents in the plastic. Oops! Long story short, this is not for me.

"I've come to really like the button eraser operation over the ""more realistic"" Microsoft OEM pen's eraser. It's much faster and more reliable to just press the erase button rather than flip the Microsoft pen over as if it's a pencil. The ""right-click"" button above the eraser button functions just like the side button of the OEM pen, not like the right click of a mouse. The new pen works great for me. I just put in the AAAA battery, let the machine recognize it, and I was back in business. The only difference that I have noticed so far between this pen and the original is that this new one does not attach magnetically to my Surface Pro 6; this is not a function I really have any use for and at the price I paid for this new pen, I highly recommend this pen as a replacement for the original.I attached an image that I drew with the pen."