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Surface
Surface Pen
Surface Pen
Identify your Surface Pen and features

If you're not sure which pen you have, use this page to help you identify it and see what features are available. For info on how to use your pen, go to How to use your Surface Pen.

Note: Your Surface Pen might work with other Surface and Windows PCs. To check if it works, go to Use a Surface Pen with another Windows PC.

Surface Slim Pen 2 with numbers indicating the different physical features.

  1. Pen tip

  2. Right-click and select button

  3. LED light

  4. Eraser and top button

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device. 

Tactile signals in Surface Slim Pen 2 can be experienced in some apps on Surface Laptop Studio and Surface Pro 8 running Windows 11.

Note: If your Surface Slim Pen 2 isn't charging in your charger, you might need to update it. For info on how to update it, see Fix problems with charging Surface Slim Pen.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth 

Magnet attach

Tilt

Tactile signals

Zero force inking

Surface Pro 8
Surface Pro 9 

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, with Surface Pro Signature Keyboard 

Yes

Yes

Yes

Surface Pro X

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, with Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard or Surface Pro Signature Keyboard

Yes

No

Yes

Surface Laptop Studio
Surface Laptop Studio 2

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, in the charging area

Yes

Yes

Yes

Surface Duo 2

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, with Surface Duo 2 Pen Cover

No

No

No

Surface Hub 2S
Surface Hub 3

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

No

No

No

No

Image of Surface Slim Pen with call out items.

  1. Eraser and top button

  2. LED Light

  3. Right-click and select button

  4. Pen tip

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro X

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, with Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard

Yes

Surface Duo

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

No

No

No

Surface_Pen_diagram-520

  1. Eraser and top button

  2. LED light

  3. Right-click and select button

  4. Pen tip

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device. 

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro (5th Gen)
Surface Pro 6
Surface Pro 7
Surface Pro 7+

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes

Yes

Surface Laptop (1st Gen)
Surface Laptop 2

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

No

No

Surface Laptop 3 (all models)
Surface Laptop 4 (all models) 
Surface Laptop 5 (all models) 

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

No

Yes

Surface Laptop Studio
Surface Laptop Studio 2

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

No

Yes

Surface Book (all models)

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

Yes

No

Surface Book 2 (all models)
Surface Book 3 (all models)

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes

Yes

Surface Go
Surface Go 2
Surface Go 3
Surface Go 4

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes

Yes

Surface Studio
Surface Studio 2
Surface Studio 2+ 

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes

Yes

Drawing of a Surface Pen with single button on flat edge, with key features marked with numbers 1 through 7 to correspond to the text key following the image

  1. Eraser and top button

  2. LED light

  3. Cap

  4. Clip

  5. Magnet

  6. Right-click and select button

  7. Pen tip

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device. 

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth 

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro 3
Surface Pro 4

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

Yes

No

Surface Laptop (1st Gen)

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

No

No

Surface 3

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

Yes

No

Surface Studio

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes

No

Picture that calls out the different buttons on Surface Pen with clip.

  1. Top button

  2. Right-click and select button

  3. Eraser button

  4. Pen tip

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device. 

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro 3

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

No

No

Surface 3

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

Yes

No

No

Microsoft Surface Classroom Pen features

  1. Right-click and select button

  2. Eraser button

  3. Pen tip

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device.

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries. 

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Go
Surface Go 2
Surface Go 3

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

No

No

No

Diagram of the Microsoft Classroom pen 2 with certain features numbered.

  1. Pen tip 

  2. Eraser button

  3. Right-click and select button

  4. Storage Clip and tether slot for secure storage

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device.

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries. 

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro 7+

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

No

No

No

Surface Go
Surface Go 2
Surface Go 3

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

No

No

No

Surface Go 4

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

No

No

No

Surface Pro Pen features available on your device.

  1. Pen tip

  2. Right-click and select button

  3. Eraser cap

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.

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth

Magnet attach

Tilt

Surface Pro (1st Gen)
Surface Pro 2

Yes, with 1024 pressure points

No

No

No

Shows where to find features on the Surface Hub 2S Pen.

  1. Pen tip

  2. Right-click and select button

  3. Eraser cap

Find your Surface model to see which pen features will be available on your device.

For info on changing the battery, go to Change Surface Pen batteries. 

Surface model

Supports pen and inking

Supports Bluetooth 

Magnet attach

Tilt

Tactile signals

Zero force inking

Dual Pen support

Surface Hub 3 50" 

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, on the sides and top of device

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Surface Hub 3 85"

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, on the sides of device

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Surface Hub 2S 50"

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, on the sides and top of device

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Surface Hub 2S 85"

Yes, with 4096 pressure points

Yes

Yes, on the sides of device

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

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