microsoft surface slim pen compatibility

256, 1024, or 4096 indicates the number of pressure sensitivity levels available when using the pen and device model together.

Slim pen 2: supports haptic feedback on SLS, SP8, SP9.

Slim pen 2: supports “zero force inking” on SLS, SP8, SP9, SPX.

SLS, SP8, SP9 : minimum latency reduced to ~13ms with 120Hz screen refresh mode.

Studio 1: partial tilt support added in June 2018 via firmware update.

Ver.2 pen: not recommended on SP5 and later.

Ver.1: 256 pressure levels on SP1 with launch firmware.

Surface Pen compatibility chart Chart Notes 3d-printed pen clip for Ver.4 penĭisclaimer: The following info is subject to change if/when Microsoft releases additional technical details Pen comparison chart Pen / Following the chart is a list of frequently asked questions. Pressure sensitivity, latency, initial activation force, tilt, and haptic feedback functionality are detailed using best available information. The table below summarizes compatibility between the different pens and Surface devices. In the past, Microsoft did not made it easy to to understand the differences in pen/stylus support between Surface device generations.

Pen stops inking after ~130 seconds of continuous writing.

Pen tip vs “ink” offset improvements on models supporting “tilt”.

What is up with pen “jitter” and tip offset on Surface Pro 2017?.

Other pen/stylus brands that work with Surface Pro 3 or later devices.

Swapping top and bottom half between pens.

Which pens shipped with which device models? What colors are available?.

Microsoft surface slim pen compatibility