🖊️ Uogic Surface Stylus Pen – Bluetooth Remote Control, Shortcuts, 4096 Pressure Levels, Magnetic Attachment, Rechargeable Review

I like the Uogic Surface Pro replacement pens because they are lighter than other pens I've tried. They all look more like standard writing pens, making it much easier to control pressure when shading. This pen comes with four interchangeable nibs in different textures and is so much fun to experiment with! I often lose my Surface Pro pens, either because my cat stole them from my desk into the unknown or because I accidentally left them in a coffee shop. This is a really affordable option that

This is my fourth non-Microsoft Surface pen I've received and so far it's my favorite. My last pen (Surface Pen by Renaisser) was very similar to this one in terms of design, feel, weight and material. The first two I got (one was rechargeable and the other required a AAAA battery, which isn't easy to find) were fine, but not great for a variety of reasons. This Uogic Surface Pen comes with three different nibs (two nibs are also equipped with extra features). a total of 5 nozzles are included…

On the Surface Pro 4, the Uogic pen does everything the MS pen can but at a much better price. The slim look and the weight of the Uogic are very appealing. The side button is great. The Bluetooth shortcut button is responsive and can be configured in the Windows pen settings (I configured two clicks to open the photo editor, for example). Uogisch scores very well for typing feel. No comment on pen tilt as SP4 doesn't support it. Conclusion: The Uogic Pen is now my favorite pen.

I lost my Surface pen and thought it would be a hassle to replace it. I was 100% wrong. This pen does everything the original pen does, and at a better price. my surface and I had no problems connecting it. I could get up and walk around with a pen to take notes. The numerous tips supplied are also very practical for switching between writing and drawing. The pen charges quickly with the included USB cable. However, it looks like the charging cable is pen-specific, so I have to keep a better…

I recently got a Surface 3 laptop and it seemed like a good alternative to the rather expensive MS Pencil. The accompanying documentation says they are licensed by Microsoft to make pens for the Surface line of products, so I can only assume that means they are made to similar specifications. This easily connects to a laptop and works well with a touchscreen. The button at the end of the pencil responds as configured in the Pen and Windows Ink settings. The two buttons on the stem don't seem to

This is my fourth non-Microsoft Surface pen I've received and it's my favorite pen so far. My last pen (Surface Pen by Renaisser) was very similar to this one in terms of design, feel, weight and material. The first two I got (one was rechargeable and the other required a AAAA battery, which isn't easy to find) were fine, but not great for a variety of reasons. This Uogic Surface Pen comes with three different nibs (two nibs are also equipped with extra features). a total of 5 nozzles are…