Uogic Slim Pen 2 for Surface, with 4096 Pressure, Erase & Right-Click, Palm Rejection for Surface Pro (4th/5th/6th/7th/7+/8th/9th/10th Gen), Surface Duo (1st/2nd Gen), Surface Book (1st/2nd/3rd Gen)

An excellent option if you are looking for a similar stylus to the Microsoft slim pen. Just lacks haptic feedback. Included in the pack is a plastic pen tip that i use on my surface pro. Very happy with my purchase.

If you own a Surface Pro, this is a must-have. Great product.

The media could not be loaded. So far, the slim pen 2 appears to function just fine. Sensitivity is as good as other brands I've used. As for accuracy, it works alright, it's not super accurate when the pen is tilted, but that's to be expected.The only issue I ran into was setting up the button on top (eraser end). Just holding the top button for 3 seconds doesn't enter pairing mode. The way I've managed to get it to pair was by plugging it into my surface pro 7. It should recognize the pen when it's plugged in and pair. If it doesn't, try pressing the button while plugged in.Even after pairing, however, the button isn't super reliable because it'll detect my press sometimes and other times it won't, as if though the Bluetooth function gets turned off. The way I "wake" it up is by plugging it in again or by hovering the pen over the screen so the cursor appears and pressing the button.

Bought this in December for my Surface. Worked great and was very happy with it. Beginning of March it stopped working completely. No warning, it just stopped working. Reached out to the company about the warranty and cannot get a response.

The pen was functional and was a five star choice price wise. However, the skimpy documentation that was supplied made it difficult to integrate the pen into work practices of a newbie to Microsoft Surface Pro tablet.Pros - nibs for actual writing on paper- reasonable battery lifeCons - insufficient user documentation

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I liked the idea of having a pen that didn't rely on AAAA batteries.This pen works (nib end at least), is accurate, small, and light. That's about all it has going for it.The first issue is there's no good place to store in on my Surface Go. The only place it can attach strongly is on the magnet bar of the type cover (the part that tilts the keyboard up by sticking to the screen), or the screen bezel in the same area. Additionally I found the stylus could be hung on either side of the screen, but this is only useful while you're working, and it's not a very strong connection.My photos show the magnet position and spacing next to a ruler (using green magnet viewing film). Maybe it works better on other surface models, but it wouldn't attach to the side like a normal microsoft stylus.The two side buttons rattle. About like having a mechanical pencil with the lead moving around.It comes with one spare nib and a really short charging "cable" (two usb c stuck together with a metal housing). I love the "cable". The nib seems custom.The pen shape is OK, but not what I would prefer.In operation I found the pen to be accurate. The pressure was not quite right though. You can definitely exercise the full range, but it's very hard to make gradual changes like you can with the microsoft pen. The side buttons worked fine.The eraser end was nearly useless. At first I thought it was just a stylus without tracking on that end, no big deal. However it would actually just start tracking randomly. Tilting it a certain way or flipping it over would cause it to track for a while, and then it would stop after a few motions. So inconsistent that it's unusable.

The pen is precise in writing and lightweight, it is a good option