Raphael 520C Stylus Pen for Surface, USB-C Charging, Designed in Houston, Made in Taiwan, 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Match Surface Pro 9 & Pro 8/Laptop 5, Magnetic Attachment

Works fantastic on my Surface Pro! Don't even have to connect it, just turn it on and go. The battery life is absolutely stunning too. I use it constantly and still have enough battery for quite a few days of use!

I use it to draw in meetings and sign and annotations on PDFs. Works well.It feels substantial and like a real pen.

Nicely weighted and sensitive when in use. Considerably cheaper than the Microsoft pen. The only issue is that the magnet is not very strong and its easy to knock off the side of the surfafe tablet. Possibly because of the power switch and volume keys being prominent. Otherwise I'm happy with its performance.

Cheap, works, ive not had to charge it in the year ive had it, but tbf ive not used it much.Its light, and it works solid. got to click the button every time it goes to sleep to turn it back on though.came with different nib attachments, ive only used the standard one as its got some sort of special tip on the front. the other ones are just straight plastic.

Good alternative to the Microsoft Surface pen and a lot cheaper

Although it looks nice and occasionally feels good (haptic are strong WHEN it works) couldn't get it to cooperate with MS SP8. It might work when properly connected but after completely reinstalling the entire MS OS11, it barely registered and virtually nothing worked 😑The entire Surface Pro 8 package had to go back as it was very buggy: Tablet was shipped inop (as in thier own specified keyboard wouldn't register until after completely reinstalling it) and this pen claims compatibility yet simply won't fit KB tray designed for such). Whole experience was frustrating, time wasting and obviously zero QA!!!

Works great on Asus Zenbook UX363EA and Ubuntu 23.04 (plug and play, no need for additional drivers). It is better than the stock pen (which is more expensive to be replaced). You cannot buy replacement tips for the stock pen, while 520C comes with 3 spares and two different hardness types (3 of them hard plastic similar to stock pen). After 1.5 years with two stock pens which are now misplaced or broken I am happy I went with sth else.For me neither the stock pen nor 520C feel "natural" and I use them only for notes.

I've not used the Microsoft pen to compare, but I am very impressed by the 520C. Feels like quality. Definitely a metal chassis. It has weight.It worked straight out the box on my Surface 6 Pro. The Magnet is very strong when attached to the left side of the tablet. You're not knocking it off easily.The only thing I wish was different is the side buttons are flush with the pen chassis, making them hard to find. You'll be constantly trying to press one of them but instead pressing into a buttonless part of the chassis. They needed to be raised, or some way of identifying them by touch.