The Surface Pro doesn’t have the same screen real estate, but the Dial is still a worthy companion for Microsoft’s 2-in-1 PC. Have you ever adjusted the volume on a high-end stereo system and experienced that ever-so-slight resistance and smooth scrolling action? Microsoft had the crazy idea to put that kind of user experience into a unique peripheral designed for its high-end Surface Studio desktop. One emulates the frictionless glide of a ballpoint pen, while another provides the crisp and slightly resistant drag of a number two pencil. The Surface Pen Tip Kit allows users to customize the friction and drag of their Surface Pens, based on use or just personal preference.

Plus, it’s a handy kit to keep around just in case you lose your Surface Pen’s tip. With this optional tip kit, however, it comes remarkably close to the real thing. On its own, the Surface Pen is a versatile tool for note-taking or artistic endeavors, but it’s still not quite as tactile as a real pen or pencil. But with the Surface Pen, it’s a mobile sketchpad, notebook, and professional-grade artistic suite. Without it, the Surface Pro is a powerful Windows-based tablet. Microsoft is bringing ChatGPT to your browser, and you can test it out right now The best tablets in 2023: top 9 picks you should buy MacBook Pro battery replacement: everything you need to know

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