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

Bought this to pair with my Surface Pro 11 Elite (purchased the tablet and this keyboard in January 2026), works exactly as one would want, this isn't the bluetooth version which is far more expensive, but it functions flawlessly so far, so I'd recommend it as a good addition to the Surface and if you don't need the bluetooth version, this OEM product is the way to go. The pen is also great, works as expected. It's slightly more expensive than some of the other off-brand accessories, but it seems to work flawlessly so far, so I'd say spend the extra money to get a quality device. Super thin and light and folds neatly over the screen of the Surface tablet. It's not ideal for longer typing sessions but it will work especially when on the go. The pen stays securely in place magnetically and charges as it should, so that's a cool feature and no hidden surprises or failures on that. It's pricey but if you are using this for a business purpose it makes sense to go for it instead of rolling the dice on a no-name knock off to save a few dollars which might not be as good.

I've been using tablet PCs since they first became available, going back to the innovative devices from Motion Computing in the early 2000s. The Microsoft Surface is part of how these versatile devices became mainstream, rather than niche. This is a surprisingly good keyboard, capable of letting you type with speed and accuracy, despite its thinness and lightness. Very welcome is a slot to store and charge the Slim Pen, finally solving a small but persistent issue with tablet-and-stylus that's been around for a long time. If you've used tablets with auxiliary keyboards for a long time, I think you'll be pleased with this keyboard's design and performance for the long haul. Its materials seem well-chosen and, if past examples are any guide, will prove to be reasonably durable over the long haul. I rely on my Surface Pro. It's my "daily driver" and has thoroughly taken the place of a conventional laptop for most of my non-computationally-intensive tasks. The original, OEM, Microsoft keyboard for the Surface Pro is a big part of why the system as a whole works so well. Accept no substitute! Just buy the Real Thing.

Holding up well after 6 months of near-daily use. I will see how long it lasts. I feel quite apprehensive about detaching it. The motion required is similar to tearing a page out of a book, and I am afraid to rip the keypad at the flex joint. But so far, there's no sign of that. Keyboard is silent but tactile. Touchpad works well. It is a nice accessory.

It works great i really like it, but itbis expensize, and this is the second one i have had to buy, my first keyboard only lasted 2 years. I love the pen, it works perfect.

I was going to go with a bluetooth keyboard, but read some of the hassles that people have had with them and didn't want to take the chance to have to send one back. I know this is pricey, but the piece of mind, and quality you get with the OEM keyboard is worth it for me. Plus if you sell the Surface Pro you have for a newer one you can keep the keyboard. Keys act very very similar to a real keyboard, and I barely had to change my typing style.