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The article makes it sound like there's no place at all to attach the pen on the Pro 3, is that true? I'm a heavy pen user w/ my Pro 1, that would be a dealbrea

• fumar 12y ago
  True. It comes with an attachable pen holder, but it is held on by glue. I do miss the pen's ability to attach to the Surface. The eraser nub is now a button on the pen. The top of the pen activates OneNote. The pen does feel more durable and better in hand. I would check it out in person.
  • RyJones 12y ago
    I kept losing the pen on my Surface Pro because I needed power more than the pen. Very annoying.
    • lstamour 12y ago
      Now that it doesn't attach there, I think you'll develop new habits to avoid losing it in the future. Happened to me too because the pen was tiny, black and ... less useful.
      • RyJones 12y ago
        Yeah, I bought an aftermarket pen and promptly list it, too.
• dworin 12y ago
  I clip mine onto the cover, the same way I used to clip regular pens onto the cover of my notebooks.
• lstamour 12y ago
  You can "attach" the pen magnetically to two positions on the surface device itself, including the power area where you're used to, and magnetically to the power bar also, iirc. Plus a loop for the keyboard if you buy one. Personally, I used the Universal 13" Snugg case I also got at the Microsoft Store and was very happy putting the pen in with the power adapter.