UOGICPen for Microsoft Surface, 90-Day Battery Life, Smooth Writing, Palm Rejection, 1024 Levels Pressure, Flex & Soft HB Nib, for Surface (Pro, Studio, Book, Laptop, Go)

Works perfectly with my Surface. No lag, pressure sensitivity is great, and it’s comfortable to hold. Ideal for note-taking and drawing.

I'm happy with the functions of this pen when using it with the Microsoft Surface 6 and Windows 11. It has pressure sensitivity to change the width of lines drawn, and two buttons for mouse-like features and other pen functions you can assign to them. I use it a lot for underlining and taking notes in documents. It's also helpful when you need to select small details because it's accurate. It's definitely a big improvement over my index finger. It takes a AAAA battery, so I'll be looking for a replacement to keep on hand. It also fits perfectly in the pen holder on my Surface case.

It works well enough, just sometimes it las. I don't know if it's because I leave it for a bit then grab it again. But that's the only thing.

I bought another Uogic stylus a few months ago – the model with Bluetooth support and a button on the end. I really like that stylus, but its one drawback is that it has a unique, proprietary charger. I haven’t had to worry too much about it because that stylus has great battery life (I’m a college student using it to take lots of notes, and it lasts probably 2 or 3 weeks on a single charge), but it’s still a concern having to keep track of the charger because that’s the only way to charge the stylus.I bought this stylus specifically because it has a USB-C charger, like pretty much all of my other devices – including the one I use it on, my Surface Pro 7. Hugely more convenient, especially on the off chance that it dies during the school day, because I already carry USB-C chargers.The pen writes great, the pressure sensitivity is just as good as Microsoft’s stylus and having the eraser and right-click buttons on the side is much more convenient than flipping the pen over to erase things, as you have to do with Microsoft’s. I also like that the pen is quite a bit lighter than Microsoft’s, but it’s also longer – my hands seem to be a little bigger than the original pen was designed for, so this pen seems to balance better.The only drawback to this pen is that without the Bluetooth connection, there’s no option for a multi-function button, which both Microsoft’s stylus and the other Uogic model have. This might not be a problem for you if you don’t use that extra function, but I haven’t found myself missing it.

Great value for $10 (it was $10 when I bought it). I have no idea how it works, but it's better than my surface pro 4 pen (barely any jitter with no loss in pressure sensitivity). It works with the touch screen disabled - my pro 3's touch screen went out, so I had to disable it in order for the PC to run properly, but the pen still works on it. I can switch between my pro 3 and my surface book 2 without an issue - just tap and go. My surface pro 4 pen just died one day - no amount of trouble shooting would fix it, and I didn't want to pay like $80 for a new pen, or whatever it is they cost. It is weird because you don't have to connect this pen at all, no bluetooth, just start drawing with it. Kind of sketched out by that, but by god, it just works, so it's great in a pinch.Only downside imo is that it's non magnetic. I loved being able to clip my pen to my tablet or to my pegboard on my desk. I have to store it in a pen tray/cup to avoid losing it now. It takes the same battery as a surface pen as well, so no loss/change there if you've already got the batteries (which I have a ton of because I was trying to get my old pen to work, and I thought my batteries might have been the problem).

I don't like an aluminum body now that I see it won't attach to the laptop like the last one using the magnet feature. I would not have picked it had I known this. At this point, it's not serving a useful feature and can just scratch stuff in addition to hampering grip. If I put a little lotion on my hands, it just slips around my hand. I took a long time to decide on this type and did so because of the rounded tip. Thus, I deducted another star when I received it and found that the replacement tips, which I thought would be good to have around, are not the same. That seems wrong. Next point of irritation, I put in the battery it came with and my computer says the battery only has 22%. So, before I got to use it, I already ended up irritated with the device. I should also mention that directions are poor. I logged into Amazon to look at the order in order to find out what the buttons do because that was not in the directions so I figured I'd write this review while I'm here. I have one big issue that nags me pertaining to pairing. As soon as I plugged in the battery, it started working and my comptuer recognized it. I didn't have to tell my comptuer it was my device. IS THAT A CONCERN MY BRAIN SAID? MAYBE SOMEONE KNOWS...I'm going to ask around but because of this I may just return it. I think I should have given it permission to be on my computer first, which I did not. I was trying to figure out how to do that by coming on Amazon and looking around to see if anyone posted information. There was nothing about that in the directions. I just realized it was working and thought, "huh, that doesn't seem like a good thing." There was nobody else around me with which I could check if they had access to it too but I won't be leaving it paired. Sadly, the more I read over what I wrote, I can't think of a strong positive, thus I can't think of a good reason to go through the trouble of keeping it. I like the tip it had installed but I don't want to get used to it and not have the same replacement tips so the only good thing is actually not such a good thing.I am editing this response to include this: I downrated to 1 star after email exchanges with the seller which proved to be a waste of my time. I was contacted by the seller and replied to explain my concerns and ask for information. I was essentially told to trust that everything is fine with this product regarding my security risk. I feel this is insulting and wasteful of my time. They asked to assist with my concerns just to provide no useful information. I informed that I told my computer to "forget" the device due to concerns of leaving it connected and that the pen did not pair again afterwards. I informed of steps I took to get to reconnect which did not work. The reply from the seller did not even acknowledge my raising the issue that I didn't have a functioning pen.Edit again: 4/2020. I was contacted by the company and offered money to remove my review. I will not as I think this is wrong. I chose instead to report it here. They said they appreciated my comments and have enacted changes, though couldn’t bother to provide details if what was changed. The email to me was poorly composed, showing to me lack of interest in communicating clearly, an issue I raised originally.

I like the comfort of this pen but sometimes I could have connectivity issues and it doesn't have a magnet which made it hard to carry around since it didn't attach easily to my tablet

This things has saved my sanity from trying to write with my finger. Highly recommend