NBT08 EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2 Pen with Eraser, 4096 Pressure-Sensitivity, Palm Rejection, Matches Most Samsung/Remarkable 2 Tablet.

My Marker Plus pen fell and the tip broke. Not wanting to she'll out another $134, I tried this pen. It works amazingly well. I can even write more finely than with the original. The eraser is smaller and can therefore get into smaller spaces without erasing adjacent characters. The clip also holds the pen in my cover better than the original.

Just got this today and compared to my favorite HP EMR pen (which had the clip break off, hence why I’m shopping for a new one). The whole reason I got this was because it’s supposed to take Remarkable nibs, which do fit in the pen, but it will not write anything with them. I tried removing and replacing multiple times and I cannot get a Remarkable nib to write anything even though they do fit. Aside from this, with the supplied nibs, it does work on the Remarkable 2. The pen is very slender and light, which I personally like. The eraser works just like my HP pen. However, this does seem to have issues skipping or missing small bits of what I write. I can’t tell if it’s because the pen is slimmer than the one I’m use to, so perhaps my writing hasn’t totally adjusted. I also can’t find any information on the side button, what it’s supposed to do, or if it is compatible with Remarkable. It’s a decent pen. I’d give it 3.5 stars if I could. But if the skipping doesn’t improve, it will have to go back. It’s too pricy to not be consistent and not be compatible with the Remarkable nibs I have which it’s supposed to take. That said, I have tendinitis in my hand which causes spasms and cramps with heavy and wide pens, so I’ll give this some time and keep testing it because of the light weight and slenderness. *Update* - for whatever reason, it’s stopped skipping when I write, so I’m updating ti 4 stars. Not sure if the nib settled in or I adjusted my writing to accommodate the lighter weight and thinner profile. I still wish it worked with remarkable nibs, but it’s my new go-to since it clips onto the pen loop of my case so I don’t lose it.

I purchased this as an alternative to the expensive Remarkable 2 stylus. I have been using it for several days and I have had zero trouble. The pen writes very clearly and there have been no issues with the remarkable 2 tablet writing before the tip of the pen touches the screen. The eraser on the other end works as it should with no issue. From what I have read the side button is supposed to open a menu on the remarkable 2 tablet. I have not been able to get this to work, but that may be a good thing because when holding the pen I am constantly pressing the button in error. If it did work the menu would be constantly opening. The only reason I do not give it 5 stars on the "Easy to hold" feature is because the diameter of the pen is smaller than a normal pen and is somewhat hard to hold for someone with large hands. I wish there were a jumbo/fat size option of this product. I defiantly recommend this stylus, 100%

I'm loving this pen. It pairs perfectly with my Remarkable 2! The pen is responsive to pressure and and the eraser is great. This pen has good balance and it's comfortable to use. The accuracy of this pen is on par with the more expensive stylus made by Remarkable 2. The Remarkable 2 stylus costs almost three times as much, and this is a wise choice for anyone looking to save money without compromising quality. Plus, I can even use it perfectly on my Galaxy Note. Highly recommend this product.

Works well but does not draw the same line width as the original pen. Because the pen is not magnetic it is light to hold. The weight of the pen takes away from the writing experience.

I always forget to bring my Remarkable 2 pen when I go to work, so I need a spare pen to keep at the office. This pen costs only one-third of the price of the original pen, but its writing performance is just as good. Both the writing and erasing are very responsive. Moreover, it is lightweight, so my hand doesn't get tired even after extended periods of writing. It is the perfect alternative pen for my Remarkable 2.

My Kindle Scribe arrived with a "premium stylus" that made marks on the notebooks and pdfs when it was about 2cm away from the screen. This made the whole point of the scribe useless. This stylus works perfectly (even the eraser works as well as that one the included stylus) and saved me from having to return the Kindle Scribe which I bought to replace the Sony Digital Paper that I loved and used to edit manuscripts. Unfortunately. Sony decided to cease its production and it has become more and more difficult to use with no support. The Scribe although smaller has a very sharp screen and with this stylus works perfectly. The only caveats are it doesn't attach to the scribe using a magnet. (You can however carry it separately and use the clip to attach it to a pocket) and it is not cheap (but it costs less than what Amazon's price for the replacement premium stylus).

I love to take hand written notes, but I was always forgetting to bring a notebook and would lose track of my loose paper, or forget what notebook I had written in. So I bought a tablet to take digital notes - which has been a game-changer. This stylus/pencil takes it to another level with the ability to “erase” texts without having to switch in the menu and then keep on writing. While my video only shows erasing the last text written, you can erase anywhere on the page and then flip back around to keep writing. If that wasn’t awesome enough, you can also program the button on the pen to function similar to the traditional SPen so you can bring up the short menu (if needed). And (I know, more great stuff) you can you the “eraser” portion instead of your finger to type in your unlock passcode, scroll through documents, or anything you would do with a traditional stylus or your finger.