AT-Mizhi Stylus Pen for Surface, Surface Stylus Pen Compatible with Surface Pro X/8/7/6/5/4/3, Surface Go 3/2/1, Surface 3, Surface Studio 1/2, Surface Book 3/2/1, Surface Laptop 3/2/1 (Silver)

What’s in the box- surface pro pen- Spare nib- AAAA batteryHas a silver/aluminium finish and looks as well as having the size and feel of a ‘normal’ pen.Once the battery has been inserted, the pen actually works straight away. No need for pairing or Bluetooth. Weighing 19g (with battery) and measuring 14cm and with a diameter of 9mm, you use it like a normal pen. Has a button toward the bottom end that is used for erasing (bottom half of button) and for computer right click function (top half of button). For erasing, keep bottom half of button pressed down and it will erase whatever is touched (single letter or whole word if written in joined up handwriting)Not using this pen ? It is magnetic and stays firmly on left hand side of screen (see pic), turning itself off after 1 minutes of no usage.When using the pen, as the nib approaches the screen, the Microsoft pointer appears on screen, touch the screen with the nib and it disappears and is ready to draw or write. There’s no lag, the drawing or writing occurs as nib is moved along the screen. Also, because it feels like a normal pen, it is very easy to handle, and with no wobbles. Weight distribution feels good in the hand. Palm rejection functionality is fab as it means I can still write or draw whilst my hand is resting on the screen.Pen is comfortable and has sufficient grip whilst also being smooth to the touch. It proves easy to draw and write effortlessly, doesn’t need to be pressed hard on the glass, and is without any lag, ghosting, or overlap.Nib can be replaced using the pincer. Not tried this yet though, not needed to as the current nib works perfectly well.Overall excellent value and functional surface pro pen.

I've been using this pen for only a couple of days, but it seems to be doing the trick. I don't have a Microsoft pen, so I can't really compare the two. But the price of this pen is much lower and frankly that's pretty important.

I have beTen on the lookout for a new pen for my Surface Pro as my Original Microsoft Surface Pen now does not auto shut off, continuously drains the battery and the Bluetooth for the eraser has stopped working, poor quality from Microsoft.As the original pen still works as a stylus, I am able to compare the two side by side and for those who want the outcome, this new pen is a great buy.The A-Mizhi pen actually tracks more smoothly across the screen than the original. The erase is a button on the side of the pen, so no Bluetooth pairing required.Just put in the battery and off you go.The pen is nice to hold and well balanced.There is a spare stylus, tool to remove the stylus and battery in the box, only a battery comes with the original MS pen.The pressure sensitivity and palm reject both work well.Although the AT-Mizhi pen is magnetic it is not as strong as the MS pen. It will hold onto the side of the Surface Pro just not as strong, only point to bear in mind.The AT-Mizhi pen is the same weight with the battery as the MS pen weighing in at 20 grams and very similar diameter and being only a little bit shorter.

Put in the battery and it just doesn't work at all with my surface pro 4 no idea what is wrong with it, brand new out of the box today

This pen is very responsive, comparing to the official Surface pen. You can write faster with this. There is no need to pair with Bluetooth. It's also sensitive, you can really glide on the screen without applying extra pressure. Btw, it does support continous sensitivity levels. The erase button works just fine, it does takes a while to get used. Good value product.

If you have the keyboard with the trackpad and a finger to poke at the screen with, it's an extra you can do without unless you are a graphic artist, or some other kind of artist.

The media could not be loaded.  can’t say a bad word about it.So much better than the pen that came with the Microsoft surface pro and that cost £80.Spare nib with the pen!! Even better.This is the only pen I’ll use now

It rarely ever registers when I try and click something with the pen, only the drawing seems fine. Solid build but useless in actual usage other than constant drawing. Try type a few words on the on-screen keyboard with this and you'll see it does not register half the letters.

I have an Asus t102 transformer mini that came without pen. I bought this and it's been working fine. Seems to support the windows pen standard compatibility junk.Unfortunately the AAAA battery dies really quickly, and they're kinda hard to find in person. You'd better pick up a rechargeable battery alongside this if you want to use it a lot 😅 I've spent more on batteries than the pen so far.I use it for drawing and it has worked decently. Pressure sensitivity is there, and it is accurate on the screen when pressed. I notice it is very laggy/inaccurate when hovering above the screen though. I do not know if this is a problem with this pen in particular, or my tablet, or just this pen technology in general.Additionally, there is no way to change settings for the pens function, such as pressure curve, what the buttons do, etc. It seems it relies entirely on Windows built in function, which is pretty limited.Seems decently solid, im happy with the purchase.

The media could not be loaded.  I have 3 different style of Active/Capacitive Stylus for my HP Envy x360 15-1xx series1. Refurbished Wacom Bamboo2. Capacitive Stylus3. Certified Surface PenThis review is for Certified Surface Pen but I will provide the overall comparison with the others, you can see my other reviews under the other 2 products review.My husband bought me the Bamboo pen a while back, it is a pricey pen and I lost it during our road trip.So he bought me another Bamboo as a replacement and this time is the refurbished one LOLThen I lost it again at home and couldn’t find it. I felt so guilty so I told him don’t buy me another one yet. Then I saw listing of capacitive stylus (Please check my review on the Capacitive Stylus) and a Certified Surface Pen I want to give it a try and don’t want to buy another Bamboo incase my second Bamboo shows up.The functionality between this pen and Bamboo are similar and they both works well as expected.This pen diameter is a bit smaller than the Bamboo, I prefer the size of the Bamboo, feels more comfortable for me the way I am holding the pen.The Bamboo has a rubbery feeling and this pen is more smooth.Weight wise almost the same, I cannot really tell the differentBamboo comes with 3 different tips while this pen comes with 2 tips. They both has soft and hard tips.I like softer tips more for drawing less detail, I prefer the hard tip for writing and detail drawing.There is no holder for the extra tip and the tool to replace the tip with this pen, but the Bamboo comes with a holder to hold the 3 tips and the holder also function as a tool to replace the tip.This one there is no extra steps that need to be done for my laptop to recognize it.I had to do some set up with Bamboo to make sure its on the protocol that works for my laptopThe Bamboo has some glitches once a while, but this one so far has no glitches.Both Bamboo and this pen does not support tilt for my laptop, and unfortunately I couldn’t find any information if my laptop support tilt function or not. I wish I can find a pen with tilt function that will enhance my drawing experience.Fortunately so far I use my system more for basic drawing and art&craft that does not need any tilt functionality yet.Overall I am happy with all 3 that I have. They have plus and minus but that depend on your preference. Functionality wise they all work as expected.I have to give the Bamboo 4 start instead of 5 not because of the functionality but because of the price. For a lot cheaper price, this pen provide the same functionality as the Bamboo. And for the Stylus, I like the flexibility of the stylus that it can be used on my sons and husband’s touch screen devices.If price is not an issue, then you should go with the pen that made specifically for your system. I go with Bamboo because the HP pen is more expensive than Bamboo, but since this pen works as good as the Bamboo, I wish I bought this one instead of the Bamboo.

Not sure how to rate this pen since it doesn't work on the tech that I bought it for. I purchased this pen for my daughter to use for an art/drawing app on herAcer Chromebook with touchscreen. After researching and reading reviews, it seemed that this would work on it. There is no way to tell if this pen is on. We tried to use it several times on the touchscreen but nothing happens. I am sending it back.

Pen is pretty nice and is of perfect length to attach to Surface Duo. Works well on all screens supporting nTrig and MPP (I tried).Construction is good, nothing spectacular, and overall is easy in the hand.For some reason, I don't feel it as responsive as the Microsoft pen, but ever so slightly; I can't really prove not isolate it, perhaps just a biased feeling.Overall, at this price, it is hard not to recommend it. And for those people who lose pens often (*cough* me) it is a gift from the heavens 😄

I purchased this pen for the backup. I do have a four generation Surface Pro pen. This pen is automatically connected to my Surface Pro Book and it is working well as you can see from the picture I shared. Very smooth. It is definitely a good buy.