EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2 Pen with Eraser, Replacement Pen for Remarkable 2 Tablet/Wacom/SuperNote Device/Kindle Scribe/Remarkable, 4096 Pressure Levels, Palm Rejection (Included 3 Pen Tips)

Love it. Unfortunately I broke the clip on it but throat was probably more a me thing than the pen thing. 😁

Wanted a pen with a clip for me Boox tablet. This one works great and love the erase button. Just wish it was a bit heavier. Its so light its easy to drop.

I bought this “pen” for my ReMarkable 2 hoping it would work well enough for emergencies, and found it to work as well as the original for a fraction of the price. Totally worth it

I love the ability of my Scribe to let me write and draw. I can take notes on some types of documents and just keep general written notes.The Scribe comes with a stylus. It's a good stylus. It has the regular stylus, which is nice, but there's also the fancy stylus, which has the back end that "erases" what you previously wrote or drew. The only real problem is that the stylus is too thick. Not a lot, just a little, at least for someone with girl hands.I find this stylus to be easier to work with. It's more comfortable to hold than the one that comes with the Scribe. It's about the thickness of a standard pencil. It has pressure sensitivity. It also has the back end that works as an eraser.It doesn't quite feel like paper, but that's fine with me. A lot of Autistics have issues with texture, and personally, I generally found writing on paper to be about two steps removed from fingernails on a chalk board. This isn't so bad. The detection built into the tablet works really well, so with this stylus I can write naturally and without discomfort. And palm detection hasn't been an issue while writing with it.It's marketed for a variety of tablets. The only one I had that's compatible is the Kindle Scribe, but I'm sure it'll work on the others that have the same kind of stylus detection.

Works fine with all the tilt and pressure inputs on my Kindle Scribe and the eraser end works as well.However, I was not very impressed with the size, build quality and lack of a magnet to keep it attached to the Kindle. As you can see in the photo it's quite a bit shorter, but it's also a bit thinner as well which to me isn't very comfortable. It's also made from a smooth plastic rather than the nice grippy texture of the actual Scribe stylus. And that plastic also makes it feel like a toy that could easily break. And since it is quite a bit smaller than the Scribe stylus it doesn't securely fit into any of the Scribe cases and since it doesn't have a magnet you can't just stick it to the side of your Scribe. In other words there is no convenient way to securely keep it with your Scribe so you're bound to just lose it at some point.

I have the premium Kindle Scribe pen and was curious how this pen compared. It works really well! It writes nicely and the side button can be programmed to perform a function when depressed (such as erase). I find the button on this pen is better-placed than my OEM Scribe pen. On my OEM Scribe pen, I am forever accidentally depressing that button (I am a lefty so maybe that contributes to the issue). On this pen, I don't have that issue. I can also still turn it over and use the click-top to erase. I like that this has a pocket clip on it as well.All in all, I rate this very well. It works like the original.

Got this as a replacement pen for my Remarkable2. Wanted something for a little less money. I was nervous that it wouldn't be great but its basically the exact same as the original one. Great alternative if you dont want to spend the $$.

This is a great stylus for devices with EMR digitisers, including Samsung phones/tablets with S-Pen support.The stylus is comfortable to hold, and the clip allows it to be easily stored in a pocket etc. It works for precise writing/drawing, while the top of the stylus can be used for erasing. There’s also a side button, which, when pressed, causes the tip to erase rather than write.The stylus comes with three spare tips and a tool for inserting/removing them, though I’ve never found it necessary to replace tips on EMR styluses.Overall, this is a great stylus that I can recommend for writing/drawing on devices with EMR digitisers.