Adonit Stylus for Surface (Silver) 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Tilt, Palm Rejection, Rechargeable Pen, Made in Taiwan, Compatible Surface Pro X/8/7/6/5/4/3, Surface Go 3/2/1, Duo2, Surface Book/Laptop

Works with my HP envy x360 15-bp0xx. I've never used a stylus before with a hard tip like this one, so that was a bit of a surprise - I'm still worried this is going to scratch my screen! But no issues so far and this has worked very well. Nothing to connect or set up, just turn this thing on and it works. Rechargable, turns off after 15 minutes of no use.

Pretty great value. Pretty stoked about the purchase. The only thing is that it takes somewhere between 2-5 seconds for the pen and the device to talk.So in order to not do a bunch of crazy stuff on the screen you have to hold the pen to the screen for a couple seconds until the screen registers that the pen is close.Mildly annoying, easy to get used to, still think that this is a way better deal than a hundred dollar pen. Other than that the palm reject works great.

Since I don't have an actual Surface Pen I can't make a true comparison, but the Adonit Ink is more than capable for general use with the Surface. The hard plastic tip is a bit "clicky," which I don't mind but might be a consideration to some, and accuracy around the edges of the tablet seems to suffer a bit although I'm not sure whether that's the tablet or the pen. General writing, drawing, and clicking functions are excellent and it also has the same dimensions as the Surface pen, making it compatible with accessories like the Kensington case which has a pen storage slot.

I got this pen for my surface because the previous pen I had bought was so inaccurate. This pen has worked amazingly for the most part. Its accurate, it has decent sensitivity, and I love that it;s rechargeable. However, the erase button is somewhat in the way of my grip which can sometimes be a problem but I'm adjusting to it. The main problem is that the tip started coming lose. It will start coming out just from normal use and now the tip is bent because I put it in my bag with realizing the tip was slightly undone. It still works but I think the pressure sensitivity is slightly decreased and a replacement tip is $10. This is frustrating as I've only had the pen a few weeks. I think this is just a flaw with my specific pen but I'm disappointed it didn't last longer with how much I paid.

So I bought this hoping it could save me some money compared to the official microsoft pen that costs $99. I was wrong. You get what you pay for. It works fine but the tip is a hard plastic so doesn't have the same friction when writing as the surface pen. No matter I could live with that, yet a few months after purchasing the top popped off and then stopped working completely. So now I ordered a surface pen and regret buying this one.

I purchased the Adonit Ink - Surface Touch Pen for my Microsoft Surface Pro 6. It works well and helps me for what I need from it. I use it more for writing notes and drawing diagrams at work and make it look easy.Also, I have been using it for Microsoft Whiteboard, Inkscape, Krita and other image manipulation or for making vector graphics. It works very well for me.Best of all, the pen is rechargeable, so no need to grab a battery and you won't have problems in the future.

I purchased this for use with my Acer Spin 111-32N 2-in-1 notebook/tablet, which has Windows 10 Pro installed with Windows Ink support. The product was identified as compatible by the seller and by the attached reviews. While the product does work with Windows Ink, the pen simply doesn't work consistently enough to be used for the intended purpose, which was to jot down notes when in tablet mode. The pen is inconsistent, leaving blank spaces on the screen, making the handwriting illegible. It does work as a fine pointing device for making selections on screen and for completing forms with minimal handwriting requirements, but it's otherwise useless to me for use as I'd planned.I was concerned that I was doing something wrong to connect it to the system, but quickly learned that there's no "Bluetooth" connectivity in the stylus... while that doesn't seem to be important for it's intended use, it does reflect that the advertising for this product is incorrect. I recommend using caution and doing a great deal of diligent comparisons before selecting this product for use with Windows Ink.

So far this is great. 100x better than the pen that came with my tablet. This has made the experience of writing with the device so much better.I am glad I tried this out. I would probably have upgraded the device thinking that was the solution, but decided to give this a go first.Using this with staffpad music notation on a cheap nuvision tablet. Loving it.