Uogic Pen for Microsoft Surface – Slim, Lightweight, & High Sensitivity: Ideal for Surface Pro/Go/Book/Studio/Laptop Review

Looks good, I like that it's rechargeable and magnetic but unfortunately it doesn't work with my Lenovo Yoga 6 13 inch 1 inch 2 My laptop uses the MPP protocol, so this handle should work with it, but I think the problem is in the smart parsing feature. My laptop's instructions state that the pen must be paired manually, although it appears that this pen can only be paired automatically. I suspect this feature prevents manual pairing with devices that require pairing.

The advertisement says one charge up to several hours of use, but it really makes me disappointed. After fully charged, it is used less than 5 hours and I cannot charge the pen. I contact customer support email address. After about 3 days of waiting for an answer, I have to return the product and get another one for my daily work. Customer service is very unprofessional.

No complaints. Slim and cooler design than Microsoft pen. Accurate, responsive and great quality feel. negative except that I've been using it for more than 10 hours and still have no charging issues. Plus a 15 minute charge (from your Surface) can give you several hours of use. So it's hard to imagine that charging will prevent you from using it. If you're looking for a surface pen don't go straight to the MS brand, start here, I doubt you need to go further.

Works fine now but when I contacted 24/7 support they told me they were unavailable. I assume that the 24 hours are not consecutive. I've since bought a new one from Microsoft so I can compare the sites. In short, both work pretty much the same. Sometimes I prefer to have two buttons next to each other, sometimes I prefer the eraser tip feel of the original. I think I like being able to swap out the battery for a rechargeable one, but from what I've heard none of these pens will survive a…

Sticks strongly to my surface. Battery life is good. The pressure sensor works but the light ends when the range isn't as sensitive as my old Surface Pen. It might just be the protective film I'm using. It can also be difficult to align precisely, the screen doesn't mark exactly at the top, but the difference is tiny, maybe a pixel or two, so that's not a problem. To me, this four star stylus beats a five star product that costs $50 too much. Update: I picked it up because this pen was a total…

I had a Surface Pen that cost about $100 even though I paid about $80 for a refurbished pen, but someone stepped on it and broke it. I looked for cheaper alternatives and was a little hesitant to use this pen, fearing it wouldn't work as well or be as accurate. In fact, I prefer this pen a lot more! To erase something, flip the pen over with a surface pen and use the back like an eraser on a pencil. However, because the back end is bulky, it's not very accurate. With this pen, you use the same…