WacomCP202A02A Pilot Dr. Grip Digital Pen for Wacom - CP202A02A (Black)

Works well with the Kindle scribe. Feels really comfortable to hold too

I'm a big fan of Staedtler styli, but I seem to have a bad habit of snapping them. While I'm not usually a fan of thicker pens or styli, I like the Dr grip. There's a cushy grip area, but the best part is that it clicks in and out like a regular pen, keeping the nib protected. I do wish they put a pen clip on it instead of the eyelet for a string, but the world's not perfect, is it?

Pen point is great and it's great to hold. No clip to attach to pocket and no magnets. Lacks a premium feel.

Works great with Kindle Scribe. I've always been a big fan of Dr. Grip products for their bulkiness compared to other pens. So happy that I found this and can take notes throughout the day, cramp free. Build quality is great and it comes with additional tips for replacement if needed.

This has an ergonomic grip and feels great writing on my Supernote screen. I've tried many others -some twice as expensive and they didn't last, broke in half, ect...I think this is going to be my go to digital stylus from now on. Much nicer to Hold than prior ones as well. Feels like a regular quality pen and the others did not. Love it!

Had it for less then a few days. It fell once. It's already broke. Not for people with butter fingers.

Love this pen. Feels like a pen works like a stylus. Value worth the buy.

I'm fairly certain this is going to become my favorite pen. I've been (and still am) a fan of the HOM I and II from Ratta. I liked the idea of a retractable stylus, and I'm a fan of Dr. Grip ink pens, so I thought I would give this a try. I wouldn't mind if it was a bit heavier, but that's just a personal preference thing. I do like very heavy pens, hence the HOM. BUT I also love a large grip size, and while the HOM is fairly girthy, the Dr. Grip is larger and more comfortable to grip. I suspect I will be reaching for this pen more often than not. It writes great. The feel of the nib on the screen is a bit like the Staedtler Noris Jumbo--a bit slipperier than the fantastic ceramic nib on the Ratta pens. Hope this helps. I hope the SN community makes this pen popular so they'll keep making it!