Best answer: The Surface Slim Pen gets an estimated 15 hours of battery life, but you won't have to worry about that much thanks to its convenient charging options.Sleek pen: Microsoft Surface ...

Microsoft execs talked about the new Surface Pro 3's battery life, Connected Standby, and multiple-monitor support and more during a Reddit AMA.

Ashtaron14 was referring to the Surface Pro 3 firmware update on Aug. 29 — the one that fixed the Simplo battery problem. It didn’t fix the LGC battery problem.

Microsoft has officially announced the new version of the Surface Pen made for the Surface Pro 4 tablet. It will include a tail eraser and will last up to a year on its battery.

The Surface Pro 3 is having battery issues again, but this time it's largely affecting LG-made batteries. By Ian Paul. Sep 22, 2016 1:50 pm PDT.

The Surface Pro 3 is an awesome device, but recently some Surface Pro 3 users reported severely degraded battery life. It seems that some Surface Pro 3 models using Simplo batteries are failing to ...

The new Surface Pen, which works with the Pro 3 and Pro 4, has an eraser on the end of it (sort of an obvious design choice) and 1,024 point of pressure. The pen's battery lasts all year long, ...

To that end, Microsoft designed the new Surface Pro 3 Pen with real, ink-based pens in mind. It has the same weight and thickness of a normal ballpoint pen, so that it feels more natural in your hand.

Although it isn’t rechargeable like the Apple Pencil, the battery in the Surface Pen will last for one year. The Surface Pen will come with the Surface Pro 4, which will be available on October ...

Surface Pro 3 owners may not have to deal with a battery recall, after all. Microsoft says the tablet's sudden battery drain stems from software, not a hardware problem.

The new Surface Pro 3 can take notes and send them to the cloud with the push of a button. The new pen can wake up the Surface automatically for more pad-and-pen-like instant writing.

In fact, the pen is 9.5mm-thick and the Pro 3 is 7.62mm-thick, which means that it is not possible to shove the pen inside the tablet without the use of a hammer.