metapenStylus Pen M1 for Microsoft Surface (75-Day Battery Life, Smooth Writing), Compatible with Surface Pro 11/10/X/9/8/7/6/5/4/3/Book 3/Laptop 4/Studio 2, ASUS VivoBook Flip 14 for Students&Doers

I bought this in replacement of my microsoft pen, Im content with it so far. The packaging was easy enough and sealed properly. After I charged it for the 1st, time it easily responded to my surface 7 pro. I haven't had it very long to fully write a review. However, I found that charging it was easy, connection was automatic and overall it appears to be slightly easier to hold. It's thinner than Microsoft, it comes with a replacement tip and a Seal for the charging port for protection. Im praying this lasts as long as it feels it will. Seems we'll made for effectiveness and efficiency.I'll write more in a review later after I've actually had it for a while.

The media could not be loaded. This works for the Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 2 Alpha!!!! I’ve been on the hunt for a pen that works for that specific laptop that doesn’t break the bank. It does have some sort of pressure sensitivity (I haven’t set it up yet). Palm rejection is okay at best. It’s easy to use and the design is good. Not laggy at all. I really like it and it’s a great alternative to some other pricier stuff. Better than the 3 other pens I purchased! Note: there is no way to turn off the pen but I posted a photo of the manual. It lasts a very long time. No Bluetooth or app needed, I honestly don’t even know how it connected but it works!

Works very well with the Surface Pro 11. Great build quality for the price. Only real downside is that it only connects magnetic at both points on the bottom of the Surface, typically where the keyboard would be when it is connected. Not the biggest deal in the world but something to note. It is fairly accurate, I haven't had many issues with it tracking. The design is nice even though it is a bit big so it can become uncomfortable to hold. Ultimately I'd say it's worth it if you want a pen that works well with the Surface Pro 11.

This is a great stylus! It works well and is compatible with my Asus Rog Flow. I appreciate the sensitivity and tilt capability when using it for digital drawings (I work in Adobe Fresco). I also like the ease of erasing. Overall great purchase for the price.

It worked right away with no trouble on my Surface Pro 11. For something that costs 100 bucks less that the Microsoft pen, I have no complaints. Performs as hoped for.

I'm always hesitant to get third party accessories--particularly styluses (styli?). I've tried several for my reMarkable Paper Pro and none of them work. Not wanting to pay for the more expensive OEM stylus, and not wanting to wait a couple of weeks for it to arrive I decided to give this one a shot. Turns out it works perfectly with my Kobo Libra Colour. Charges quickly, feels great in hand and the battery lasts for ever. Solid accessory at a nice value price. Recommended!

Alright, I’ll admit it—I wasn’t expecting much. Stylus pens outside of official Surface gear usually fall into two categories: "barely works" or "kinda okay but dies in a week." But the etapen M1? This thing came in like a dark horse and actually delivers.I paired it with a Surface Pro 7 and a Surface Go 2, and it synced instantly—no weird button combos, no lag, and no awkward calibration drift. It supports full pressure sensitivity, palm rejection, and tilt support—which means whether you’re sketching, annotating, or just trying to take notes without using your finger like a caveman, you’re covered.The build quality is surprisingly premium. It feels closer to the Surface Slim Pen than any off-brand knockoff I’ve used. The matte finish gives you grip without feeling chalky, and the pen tip glides smoothly on the Surface screen without any jitter.What I Like:Instant compatibility with Microsoft Surface line—no Bluetooth pairing neededPalm rejection actually works, which is a huge win for note-taking and sketchingUSB-C charging = no AAAA battery scavenger huntsMagnetic snap-on to the Surface (depending on model) is a nice touchComes with replacement nibs and charges stupid fastWhat Could Be Better:No eraser end—there’s a button for that, but muscle memory had me flipping it like a pencilDoesn’t integrate with Surface Pen settings app (but honestly? I didn’t miss it)If you’re doing ultra-fine digital art, you might want something with more tilt nuance—but for everything else? Killer.