Microsoft Surface Pro Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 Bundle for Pro Copilot+ (11th Edition), Pro 9 and Pro 8, Alcantara Material, Black

Great keyboard and pen combination. I have always thought the Surface keyboard was the best portable keyboard and pen on the planet. The magnet is strong, it has three levels of brightness and it gets pretty bright, I notice zero lag in the keyboard. Overall I am very happy with this combo.

I returned it, but only because I found another for cheaper that arrived sooner. It looked identical, and I liked the one I ended up using.So... Confidence in your purchase, but technically I didn't try the specific thing.

This keyboard is unlike anything I have delt with before. It's very thin but well made. Attaching it was a breeze. I really like the digital pen that comes with it. The keyboard also can act as a case by folding the Surface pro down over the keyboard. Typing is smooth and quiet.

Connects easily. I would have given a 5 stars but occasionally have to reconnect.

Works well, connects easy

This appears to be an authentic Pro keyboard with the slim pen. It works as described with the Surface Pro 11.

Ordered this for my husband who is currently active duty and deployed. When he received the keyboard and tablet today he realized the keyboard is not compatible with the surface 7 (my mistake, wanting the most current with this being his now “work” laptop). I called Microsoft in hopes of getting an extended return date. I sent his package on November 13 and he just received it today. Microsoft customer service told me because it was ordered through Amazon they could not do anything for me and to contact Amazon. I know I made the mistake, but figured it would have a grave period giving the snail mail off my husband returning the keyboard to me, and then myself getting back to Amazon.

11/22/24Microsoft Surface Pro Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 Bundle for Pro Copilot+ (11th Edition)Great keyboard, the board does flex a bit and take some getting used to.In comparison to the flex keyboard I do not have a frame of reference, but the option to remove the keyboard to use, I have not found the necessity.Meaning, I have not needed to remove the keyboard unless it's to just use the pad and pen.the keyboard light sometimes forgets it's settings. I do miss the days of proximity lighting.I never understood why Microsoft does not include the keyboard, it is a necessity when using the pad as a pc.