Letech+ Stylus Pen MPP 2.0 Pressure Up to 4096 High Sensitivity spare tip Compatible with Surface Pro HP ENVY HP Pavilion ASUS Sony Vaio Dell Inspiration

I needed a pressure sensitive pen for artwork on my Surface Pro and this does the job perfectly.It's an impressive piece of engineering. Easy to use and it works flawlessly.It gives artistic results with no issues.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! AAA+++

Arrived in time, great looking stick of metal, because that seems to be all it is. It was not recognized by my Surface and there's no way to troubleshoot it, because the manual sent with the product only describes how to put in the battery... no other info provided. Total waste of money, I wish I'd noticed how few reviews there were before I purchased.

Testing this with a Microsoft Surface Book 3.Comparing this against another stylus that has only 1024 pressure levels.I definitely notice an improvement with the Letech+ in sensitivity, drawing feels slightly more natural and the stylus itself looks attractive / professional, is well built and the buttons for erase/ alt tool work great and are in good positions.The only uncertainty I have is with “Tilt”. My other stylus doesn’t support it but the Surface Book 3 definitely does, based on the Microsoft Pen spec sheet.This is something that could also be app specific; I’ve downloaded a half dozen drawing apps, some that claim Tilt support, but none work in a way that I felt was tangible.Even without Tilt, I felt like drawing was a natural experience with this stylus. It’s great value and functions well.The use of a AAAA battery is reassuring in some ways, as there’s no integrated battery to fail over time and make the stylus obsolete. Also, no bulky charging port / apparatus, just a skinny battery. There’s a spare tip included in the shipping tube also.So overall I’m liking this stylus quite a lot. Giving it 4 stars due to the uncertainty over Tilt but, from a value perspective, this is a great and cheaper alternative to Microsoft’s own Pen.