LACORAMO Stylus Pen, Supporting 500hrs Working 180Days Standby, USB Rechargeable Pencil 1024 Pressure Sensitivity, Compatible for MS Go/Pro 3/4/5/6/2017, Laptop/Book/Studio

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this pen as I wanted to compare it to the original Microsoft surface pen. I only use the pen to annotate documents and to draw sketches for university. This pen works fine for what I use it for and it is much cheaper than the original Microsoft surface pen. I used the pen with and without a glass screen protector and it in no way affected the pen use.Pros:- Long battery life- Eraser and right click button on the pen- Lightweight- Looks nice- LED lightThe pen needs to be charged. With no battery, it took me roughly 4 hours to charge. When the battery is dead the red led light comes on. When it flashes red it means the battery is low, but you still have 12 hours use. When charging, a blue light comes on and once fully charged the light turns off. It says you get 500 hours of continuous use (just under 21 days) and 180 days standby which I think is great. The pen and its features work fine on the laptop.Cons:- Have to charge- Can't change nips- Not magneticThe pen has to be charged but it warns you when you have 12 hours left which is well in advance so isn’t a problem. I personally find it hard to believe the nib will get worn out, but it says you can write over 20km before it starts to get worn out. The pen is not magnetic which is not a big deal, but it has a pen clip on it.Overall it works just as well as the surface pen and does the same job, but this pen is much cheaper! You can also used the pen while it is on charge.

This pen is incredibly useful for me, especially as a digital artist who has commissions to complete. It is quick and easy to set up, lightweight and made of a good quality material. The sensitivity of the pen is just perfect and works wonders. The palm-rejection doesn't always work but that's only an issue when my palm touches my surface go before the pen does. (You may want to look into getting an artist glove or something to cover the side of your hand if your grip is like mine).The charge has definitely lasted a long time, I don't use it on a daily basis but I haven't needed to charge it since I received it.Overall, this product is definitely worth looking into and well worth the money. Definitely a cheaper option than the Surface Pens!

I've been looking for an alternative to the over priced Microsoft Surface Pro pen and it looks like I have finally found a pretty decent alternative. Overall this is value for money. It's working well on my Surface Pro 2017.Positives of the Pen:1) Lightweight and attractive design.2) Easy to write and draw with as it feels like a normal pen in the hand.3) Nib seems far more durable than Microsoft's.4) LED indicator light letting you know when its charging and needs charging (blue and red)5) Charges really fast.6) Value for money.Negatives of the Pen:1) Unlike the Microsoft pen it's not magnetic (the primary reason why I have not given 5 stars).2) It needs to be recharged unlike the Microsoft pro pen.3) Nib cannot be replaced.

I got this pen to use with my surface laptop for note taking at university. It worked perfectly at first, the feature where you could lean your palm on the screen while writing was good. However, after the summer of it being not used and kept untouched in the desk drawer it no longer works or holds a charge. This is not what should be expected for a £30 product after a few months out of use. Customer service have not responded to my messages about this. Overall, a good product if you only want to use it for 6 months. If you have any plans past that find something else from a more reputable brand with better quality products and reachable customer service.

I fell immediately in love with a rechargeable stylus pen I’d bought a few days earlier for my iPhone, and I wondered how I’d ever played word games on a phone (with my fingertip) before having such a pen. I was in hospital at the time, far from home with a serious leg injury, and my new pen kept me sane during my prolonged stay, and aftercare. I had missed my granddaughter’s 14th birthday whilst in hospital, but my pen was so wonderful that it inspired me to order this Lacorama pen for her new Surface Go. It was less than half the price of the brand name pen, and probably just as good.I chose this particular pen from the many available because I liked the look of it, because it says it’s specially designed for the Microsoft Surface series, and because it is ideal for sketching and drawing. It came beautifully boxed, making it perfect to give as present. I was unable to give it to my granddaughter for three months but, as with everything I buy from Amazon, I opened it as soon as I was out of hospital, inspected it, and charged it so it was ready for use straight out of the box.I didn’t, initially, read the instructions - but I had to when I couldn't see how to charge it. Then I discovered that the charging port is neatly hidden in the top end, under an attached silicone ‘plug’. It took about 4 hours to charge, with its bright blue light glowing, but the charge seems to last for ever. The blue light goes out when the pen is fully charged, and a red light flashes when it needs recharging. It comes with a charging cable, and well written instructions, in English (with Chinese on the reverse). After buying the Go, her parents couldn’t stretch to a MS pen as well. That might have been a Christmas present. So grandma came to the rescue in time for the new school term. I haven't seen it in action yet, but my granddaughter loves it and is well happy with it. So that makes me happy too!

Works well on Surface 2017 - pros cost, rechargeable battery cons clip could be better designed, no special (buggy) button that ms pen has, not magnetic like ms pen is.