How to use your Surface Pen - Microsoft Support
Interact with your Surface in new ways using Surface Pen. If you're not sure which pen you have, go to Identify your Surface Pen and features. Here's an overview of what you can do with your pen: Write and draw
Replace Surface Pen tips - Microsoft Support
If you have a Surface Pen with no clip, a Surface Pen with single button on flat edge, or a Surface Slim Pen 2, you can replace the tips.
Surface Pen help & learning - support.microsoft.com
Replace Surface Pen tips Learn how to get replacement tips for your pen. More on replacing pen tips
Identify your Surface Pen and features - Microsoft Support
Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device. If you don't see your Surface listed, it isn't compatible with this pen. The Surface Pro Pen doesn't have any batteries and doesn't require charging.
Use Surface Slim Pen 2 - Microsoft Support
Replace Surface Pen tips. Surface Slim Pen 2 is equipped with an easily removable pen tip. For more information, please view Replace Surface Pen tips.
Troubleshoot your Surface Pen - Microsoft Support
Try removing and re-inserting the pen tip or replacing the pen tip. For more information, please see Replace Surface Pen tips.
Use Surface Slim Pen - Microsoft Support
Surface Slim Pen is a redesigned and rechargable pen for Surface. The thin, new profile delivers a natural writing and drawing experience. Get to know Surface Slim Pen. Eraser and top button
What to try if your Surface Pen doesn't ink - Microsoft Support
If your Surface Pen isn't writing, rest assured that there are some steps you can try to get it working again. Before you start, here are some things to review. Surface Laptop Go models and Surface Laptop 7th Edition are not compatible with Surface Pen inking features.
3D-printable pen grip designs for Surface and Microsoft Pens
To create an adaptive option unique to you, you can add pen grips to the Microsoft Business Pen, Microsoft Classroom Pen 2, or Surface Pen. You can download 3D designs* to further customize your Surface or Microsoft Pen choosing a grip option that …
Use a Surface Pen with another Windows PC - Microsoft Support
Your Surface Pen might be compatible with Windows 10/11 PCs and other devices that support Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP)—not just Surface devices. Your pen and inking experience will vary slightly based on your PC or device manufacturer and the Surface Pen you use with it.