Surface Slim Pen 2

Had it for more than two years. No issues. Sturdy design and construction. Great product

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.

Perfect, my daughter loves it

My daughter used the iPad pencil, offbrand pens, and this one combined with Microsoft notes just smokes the competition. The stock tip lasted her two semesters of an engineering degree of nonstop writing for hours and hours every day and drops on every surface imaginable from concrete to sharp gravel. Just don't expect Epaper level cause it's still a tablet pen. Just buy it used and get a pack of tips from the manufacturer (or metal offbrand and a thick plastic protector) and you'll be set for a couple years if not to the end of support for this pen imo. Only downside is no included charger (which you should buy used if you don't use a keyboard with charging support cause it's as durable as the pen). It's pretty useless without Microsoft apps so don't recommend if you're not using their programs. I cannot comment on its art capabilities but for design and writing it's only bested by literal Epaper devices.

Good

The Microsoft Slim Pen 2, has become an indispensable tool for my digital writing needs. This pen offers an good haptic feedback feature, providing a realistic writing experience (as realistic as you'll get on a screen). Contrary to some reviews, I find the haptic feedback to be noticeable and satisfying, especially at the default setting, which closely resembles writing on paper. The Slim Pen 2's precision and ease of use are commendable. It fits comfortably in my hand, allowing for extended writing sessions without any discomfort. The eraser on the back doubles as a button, which can be customized for single, double, triple clicks, and hold functions. Additionally, the pen's battery life has been exceptional, lasting me for extended periods without needing a recharge (never had to think about it having a battery tbh). The pen's unique rectangular shape took a bit of getting used to, but it has grown on me over time. The integration with the Surface keyboard is seamless, and the magnetic attachment ensures convenient storage.

It stopped working after 4 months, no product support, and no warranty support.

Good product fast delivery

Amazing product, the best surface pen. I thank the seller and Amazon for providing the pen in a well preserved original packaging, with additional protective package.

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Je recommande, il fonctionne très bien, sans souci. Je pourrais affirmer qu'il fonctionne mieux que d'autre compagnie.

Pencil is working fine