RENAISSER Stylus for Surface: 4096 Pressure Sensitivity, Magnetic Attachment, D Shape Body, Quick Charge, Raphael 520 Review

This is an affordable drawing pen that really sticks. I've paid for more expensive surface pens in the past, but this is a top-notch pen for everyday use. Love the feel and the fact that it has a magnetic flat side that will hold your pen to your surface. An interesting feature is that it is rechargeable instead of a battery. This has now removed the button on the top of the stylus to clear opening other functions, but being able to charge this stylus with standard micro-USB is worth it. The…

I love this stylus. I just bought this SECOND RENAISSER stylus ONLY because I lost my first one. I got so used to this stylus that when I ransacked my house and had no idea where I lost my first one, I had to order another immediately. It's great for just touching the screen, but I'm particularly impressed with how well it works as a drawing pen. I'm really excited about this stylus. If I need another one I will order the same brand again. This time I chose a lighter silver color so I can see…

TL;DR: It does the job well and while it's not perfect I would buy it again. This is a good alternative to the surface pen. I'm not an artist but I have a small amount of handwriting and this pen does a pretty good job which I can't say about many other pens I've tried. make me a coffee Also, the lack of a battery indicator is silly. I also press the eraser or the right mouse button too often. I'm sure the eraser button is patented, but it's still a bit annoying. Finally, it would be really…

This pen was a bit of a gamble to replace my Surface Pen. I got it today and use it for typical OneNote writing, light photo editing and freehand drawing. For now I can say that it works just like the Surface Pen. I had a high resolution version with tilt shading. I can say that the response seems to be identical. I didn't notice any lag, meaning I didn't notice the stylus leading the on-screen movement. The lines feel sharp, just like the Surface Pen. Actually, I don't see any difference. The…

I bought this digital art pen because it says it tilts and supports Surface Book, which I did. intends to use it. In testing, it doesn't support skew in any of the various programs I use, including Clip Studio Paint and Photoshop. I also have ways to check what data the pen is sending to such programs for all common Windows pen interfaces. It reports NO incline with either. Other than that, I think it's a good, inexpensive replacement for the Surface Pen. I only got it for the tilt and some…

I bought this pen after a long search. I'm the type of person who prefers original products. This pen is an exception. After watching many YouTube reviews I noticed that it has better low pressure activation/detection. If, like me, you are a person who grew up using traditional pencil drawing techniques, you will love this pen. Some reviewers said they prefer the ink pen feel that the official Microsoft Surface has. If you prefer less pressure, save your money and still buy this pen, the…