The material or elasticity of the nib seems to be different. Feel: I used it with Whiteboard and OneNote. If you have short nails, you can insert the blade of a cutter (the part without the blade) into the gap and twist it lightly.
No tools are provided, but the pen tip can be easily removed by pinching it with a fingernail. Vironment of use: Surface Pro8 + Nakabayashi Paper-like protective film> Replacement: No problem. 4 not a painter or a cartoonist, so I have a rough idea of what I'm talking about.When I use this material on top of a paperlike screen protector, I find that the pentip wears out very quickly.I am an artist, and I can lose up to a millimeter of my pentip in just one piece of work, and the pentip will wear unevenly in a short period of time due to the tilt of the pen and the surface, so I have to keep rotating the nib to achieve a symmetrical tip.At the same time, the wear was so high that the pen tip made a very noticeable vibration and a rustling sound when rubbing against my ELECOM paperlike screen protector.In conclusion, this product may be an emergency substitute for a short period of time, but it is not suitable for drawing needs, and Microsoft's original product is better. 4 Temporary substitute, but not recommended for drawingĭo not use with ELECOM or other paperlike screen protector!But if you use it on the original glass then it will work fine.I have been using this product for a while and I feel that it is different from the original Microsoft product, as other consumers have said, the pen tip is hard plastic.Haptic feedback functionality compatible only with Surface Laptop Studio 4 and Surface Pro 8 4 with Windows 11ĥ.38” x 0.44” x 0.25” (136.8 x 11.3 x 6.
Side button, Top Button with eraser functionality
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