Stylus Pen for Surface Pro - Eraser & Right Click Button, Palm Rejection & Tilt, Stylus Pen Compatible with Surface Pro/Go/Book/Laptop/Studio/Duo Series

Much better, in my opinion, than the official Microsoft pen. No fiddling about making it pair with the computer - it worked straight from the box.My only slight niggle is that you can't, apparently, buy spare nibs.

Works really well with Surface Pro 7. Sometimes a bit slow recording movements, however, that might be down to me going to quickly. Does switch itself off after 10 mins, so that can be a bit annoying if you go off and do something else (unlike a paired Apple pencil). Easy to switch back on though.

Used by very fussy teen in school and he has no complaints. He’s very pleased with its accuracy and responsiveness. Also very easy to hold and fits into the pen holder of the surface pro case he uses.

Very happy with this pen works fine the only down side I’d say is the nib feels a little hard against the screen compared to official surface pens, but you also save £60 so would quite happily live with the difference and might change nib in the future to a better one

I love this pen, it works amazingly and is perfect for what I need it for. The nib glides over the screen and is accurate all the time. I have not needed to change the nib yet, but really like that a nib changing tool is included for when the time comes. Delivery was fast and customer service was excellent. Highly recommend.

Works really well on the screen, you don't even need to be touching the screen for it to work, connects flawlessly. However it arrived with the tool to remove the stylus, but it didn't have a spare stylus as advertised!!Update:The supplier has informed me that some Amazon stock does not contain the spare stylus, however if you contact them they will send another pen out, but note that this could possibly have a missing stylus as well, but at least you will have a spare pen

Has made teaching on a surface pro 7 so much more interactive and easier.The weight is fair and balanced, the nib is smooth on the screen (and with a screen protector), and the dual button options work well.

I found that it is abit thin to hold and as a result it can 'slip' on the screen, causing abit of frustration.At a much cheaper price, I was able to buy a 'thicker' pen that gives you a lot more control over drawing/handwriting on the screen