RENAISSER Taiwan Raphael 520C Stylus Pen for Surface, USB-C Charging, Designed in Houston, Made in Taiwan, 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Match Surface Pro 10& Pro 9/Laptop 6, Magnetic Attachment

For being so much cheaper than other pens, the quality is outstanding. Got this when I first purchased my Surface Pro and have had zero issues. Really like how I can just plug it in to recharge instead of replacing the battery, which is extremely nice when I'm traveling. Pen pressure is absolutely perfect, she's very lightweight and doesn't easily fall off the side when magnetically attached.

I have an HP pavilion 360. I had purchased the original authentic HP rechargeable pen. I found it lagged and when it did work it wrote not as smooth as my iPad Pro pencil, which disappointed me as I was hoping to switch to HP and Microsoft software as it works seamlessly with more complex software. I’m a student and I do a lot of note taking, especially on Microsoft note. It’s important to me to have a pen that works as it should and so far this has exceeded my expectations and for an unbeatable price at that. I will keep using this pen and update if need be but so far I give it a thumbs up. The pairing was complete ease. All I had to do was turn the pen on and it automatically linked to my computer, just amazing! Looking forward to this semester :)

Overall, I’m very happy with this stylus/pen. There is a faint rattle—no idea what from, but something on the inside—that is only slightly bothersome. Otherwise, it looks great, feels very good in the hand, and writes very well with my Dell Inspiron 14 (7415). My primary app used with the pen is Inkodo. If I could give it 4.5/5 I would, but with the rattle it just doesn’t quite get the 5/5 it would otherwise deserve. Very good product. Very good value. Loved seeing the extra nibs included.

My surface pen died, and I needed a replacement. This was reasonably priced, and looked like it was well designed. After using it - this is the pen Microsoft needs to be using. The writing experience is clean - much better than the surface pen. The ergonomics are great, and it just looks sleeker and more refined than the surface pen. 10/10 would (and have) recommended.

I am a digital illustration artist and I use adobe photoshop to create and this stylus has been the best purchase ever! I love that you can recharge it (battery life is so long I go weeks without charging it) easy to connect to your computer it took less than a minute. The overall design is lightweight but I love that because it’s easy on my hands! 100/10 recommend (I use a HP surface pro 7)

Normally a Surface Pen will set you back $100 to $120 but for $25 this pen dose just about everything the expensive ones can. The only downside is that you need to press the button power it on and it sometimes times out, Despite that it changes up in mere minutes. The aluminum body at first felt like plastic due to how lite it is but I've gotten used to it.That being said, it's a great stylus and is quite accurate and easy to draw with. I often enjoy using it over normal touch imput because it's like a mouse for your phone. Used with Surface Duo.TLDR:It's a great value but it does have a few comprises.

this pen is defective after 2 weeks of use, no longer consistently writes, has random bugs such as writing while hovering over screen. I am using a surface 7 pro, I wish I could recommend this pen, it is built nice and i love the usb-c charging. the quality on all Renaisser products is lacking however, I also bought the 530c which they are not offering anymore, it's battery died within 8 months of purchase. I have known other people who have bought these and experienced similar issues.

I use my Microsoft Surface to create art, and for a long time I've been using a Wacom Bamboo Surface pen. However I was getting frustrated with constantly having to replace the expensive, and difficult to find AAAA batteries. When I found this pen for sale I thought I would give it a try, and so far I've been impressed.Accuracy is every bit as precise as the Wacom. It tracks my drawing accurately, while being rechargeable by USB-C, and holds enough charge to draw for days without a recharge. Like other pens it can magnetically cling to the side of the Surface, has full pressure sensitivity, and two buttons for additional control.There are maybe two minor gripes. You do need to push a button to turn it back on. It auto sleeps after a few minutes without use. This conserves battery, but it is a new habit you'll have to develop. The other is that it feels a bit light. I know the weight of my older pen was largely due to the heavy metal battery it needed, but making the pen's case out of metal, or including a small amount of zinc weights inside might have given it a bit more heft. Again that's something I'll just have to get used to. Neither warrants less than a 5 star review however. I've included a small snippet of artwork made with it.