In order to accurately emulate a pen and paper, the Surface Pen has to “flow” as effortlessly as an old-fashioned pen. One of the things Microsoft focused on with the new Surface Pen is latency. Microsoft also reduced the amount of force required to activate the tip and increased the tilt angle to allow for a more natural experience when drawing and shading. The new Surface Pen has four times the sensitivity of its predecessors – 4096 points of pressure compared to 1024. The thing that changed for me is the hardware. Some of those features and benefits have existed for years, but were not enough in and of themselves to convince me to use the Surface Pen on a regular basis.
While there is still something viscerally satisfying about old-fashioned pen and paper, the improvements in hardware and software combined with features that are unique to the digital experience do make it better in many ways.
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