Throw away your mouse for work, and take hold of the Microsoft Surface Dial for graphics work and scrolling. This intuitive device connects with your computer to adjust volume, pan through maps, and multiple other applications. This Microsoft Surface Dial is compatible with a range of Microsoft applications, including Sketchable, Mental Canvas and Bluebeam Revue.
Q: What is the weight of the Microsoft Surface Dial?
A: It weighs 0.32 pounds.
Q: Does the Microsoft Surface Dial work with the Surface Pen?
A: Yes, you can use both the Surface Dial and Surface Pen together.
Q: Can the Microsoft Surface Dial be used with other devices?
A: It is compatible with Windows 10 devices.
Q: Does the Microsoft Surface Dial provide any feedback when in use?
A: Yes, it has built-in haptic feedback that provides vibrations.
Q: How do you access tools using the Microsoft Surface Dial?
A: Simply press and hold the dial to access tools and shortcuts.
Q: What can you do with the Microsoft Surface Dial?
A: You can adjust volume, pan through maps, and use it for multiple other applications.
Q: Can I pair this with an Alienware area 51 computer and use it to change the Colors of the computer
A: Surface Dial was specifically optimized to be compatible with Surface devices only.
Q: Can I use this for other laptops beside Microsoft? I having a XPS Dell Laptop and I kinda want this.
A: While Surface Dial was designed with the Surface line in mind, it is currently compatible with all Windows 10 devices. Features include, press and hold for the menu, rotation, click and dynamic feedback. On-screen detection is compatible with Studio only.

Throw away your mouse for work, and take hold of the Microsoft Surface Dial for graphics work and scrolling. This intuitive device connects with your computer to adjust volume, pan through maps, and multiple other applications. This Microsoft Surface Dial is compatible with a range of Microsoft applications, including Sketchable, Mental Canvas and Bluebeam Revue.

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Bought this Surface Dial for my Microsoft Surface Book 2. This device gives the SB2 added functionality. Ease of use is a hallmark feature as well.
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Digital Posted
Overall the Dial works and feels great. It is a pretty hefty metal puck with a semi grippy material on the bottom. It can be used on the screen (On Studio) or off the screen (normal Bluetooth) and can be programmed to a degree to do certain keyboard inputs when you twist it. My biggest issue with it is that it lacks a lot of meaningful support from the Adobe CC collection so if you use those programs you don't really need this item. Another kind of bummer is that even with the Studio screen in full draft position the puck will still slowly slide down the screen so you definitely have to keep a hand on the puck if you put it on the screen. On the plus side I was able to program it to give me 100,000 Simoleons in Sim City every tick when I turned it so that was entertaining. Really well built item that lacks support from Adobe (there is some official support but just not a lot) so it is hard to justify the high price for ultimately a volume knob unless you use the art programs provided with the Surface Studio.
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Erich Posted
It is a great, well built device, with some unique use cases. Not sure the average person would need one. You can use it to scroll, or zoom in many programs, which is just as easy and more familiar using a mouse and touch pad. Other applications, largely graphics/photo oriented allow you to select many things that can be varied, such as color, line width, saturation, etc., either independently or while you are using the mouse or pen. This creates some interesting new capabilities for artists (I'm not one of those). It does require some learning, as do most professional tools. It will work 'on screen' with the new surfaces, but it takes up a bit of real estate using it that way. Works fine from off screen as well. Really suited for on-screen on the Surface Studio, but considering what those cost, picking up a dial would be trivial and a no-brainer. The one star off is just because this is such a niche device, it has limited utility for most. If you need one this is a 5 star unit.
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SvenJ Posted