Thread: Microsoft Surface Pen Compatibility
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Old 06-17-2023, 12:30 PM   #11
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That's a Plus feature Surface Pen. The BT is for One Note. The actual pen functions don't use BT.

The earlier SP for One Note had a separate button cell for the BT.

So only need to pair a One Note compatible Surface pen. No BT at all in the standard Surface pen!

Neither of the MS Surface Pens I have have the BT feature, which has an extra button only used by BT!
Crazy obsession and design flaw with One Note.
Wow do they not make this clear.

My Surface Pen merely says "Surface Pen" on the box, with no other model name. (Based on the help pages, i think it's the "Surface Pen Pro".)
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