AWAVO Stylus Pen Compatible with Microsoft Surface, Digital Pen with Palm Rejection, 2 Different Tips, 4096 Pressure Points, Compatible with Surface Pro Series/Book/Go/Studio/Laptop

I've had this pen for over 2 weeks of daily use, in comparison with my Surface Pen. This was aimed as a spare pen, and I also prefer a button for erasing near the writing end, as opposed to the Surface pen's eraser end.Initially, I found the pen to have an ever so slight delay during input (Surface Go) However, within a day of use, I got used to it and it felt normal.The pen felt more like a normal writing pen, and it writes like it too, with 2 different pen tips as standard, hard and soft.When you use it as a pencil sketch, it definitely isn't the same as the surface pen. Your technique may vary, but I'm a Onenote scribe, and for day to day note writing, I actually prefer this pen - the tip gives a finer and thinner lines.No syncing needed, just input directly and off you go. I would highly recommend this as a spare alternative.

I'm totally new to the Surface Go and was horrified by the price of the official Microsoft stylus. I decided to give this one a go to see whether it worked and whether I was really suited to using it!I was pleasantly surprised by the pen. It feels substantial and comfortable to use. I don't think I've quite got the hang of writing on my Surface Go yet, but that's probably not the pen's fault! The pen comes with 2 nibs, one hard and one soft, but I can't really notice the difference between the 2 - maybe it's more apparent when you are doing something fancy with it, whereas I was just playing around with the functionality.It comes with the battery also which is very handy. It also has a magnet on the pen so it can stick to the side of the Surface Go, but the connection isn't that strong so I don't think I'd use this.Overall, this seems to be a good pen at a very reasonable price. I would recommend.

We have misplaced our original Microsoft surface pen so I wanted to get another, but they are fairly pricey! Knowing as soon as I night another the original would turn up, I looked at alternatives and found this one. The good reviews and great price attracted me so I gave it a go. Well I'm glad I did! It is beautifully packaged, stylish and comes with 2 different nibs and battery. Popped in the battery and held it to my surface pro 4 and voilà! It just works! No setup, no settings changes or anything. I cracked open my art program and it works well with pressure sensitivity too. Handy easy to reach right click button and erase too. Whilst not as fun as turning it to erase using the end like the original it works just as well. Can't fault it so far functionally, but would be handy if it would magnetise to the side of my surface too :)

It's nice looking and has a good weight, despite this is not properly balanced.Doesn't have a back button (like and ereaser) and the two buttons on the body are so smooth that is impossible to locate them without looking at the pen, you will never find them with just your finger. They are also same color as the body, so if you work in a dark environment you will never find them.It does have different pressure levels, but probably much less than what is stated as on Photoshop gives much less control than my 8 years old intuos pro.Works fine on HP envy 2020 model, the delay is tolerable.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I have sony vaio fit 15, my pc model is written that is not compatible with the pen but i took the risk and made the purchasement. I received it very fast and I'm suprised with it. It works incredible with my laptop. The pen is so thick like a regular pen and i can write very well. Also the eraser button is so helpfull. Overall an excellent product with vallue of money.

When lockdown happened I left my Surface pen at work, so I ordered this one to keep me going. I use my Surface a lot for writing notes and I have always liked the Surface pen, it is much better then the Apple version which spends more time being charged than writing with it, until I gave up and just stuck with the Surface.This pen though is better. It seems more accurate and the eraser feature by clicking the button on the side is brilliant, saving time moving up and down the screen. It also looks like a pen, has a clip to live in my shirt pocket, and after two weeks of daily use I am very impressed.

So my Surface Pen broke a few weeks ago, leaving me in need of another. I had had quite a few issues with it (but think that my model may have been problematic). Not wanting to spend £70 on another, I decided to give this one a shot, and I'm genuinely surprised as to how good it is.I use mine to handwrite notes into Onenote, and this pen is perfect for it; I'm thinking that my surface pen may have been overkill for what I needed. This pen has a button to erase too, which is very useful.I'm not sure how it would be for artists, since the surface pen had the tilt feature, and I don't know if this one does, but its brilliant for just writing notes, I'm honestly very surprised. It even comes with a battery!I'd recommend taking the nib out and switching to the included soft one.