MoKo EMR Stylus Pen Compatible with Remarkable 2, Digital Pen with Eraser, 4096 Pressure Levels Palm Rejection 3 Extra Tips, for Remarkable 2&1/Galaxy Tab&Book/BOOX/Wacom/Scribe/EMR Devices

Worked perfectly

I couldn’t find my pen for my Galaxy Tab S6 Lite tablet anywhere so wanted to have a replacement just in case. I enjoy digital drawing as a hobby and this pen is a great tool. Not only compatible with my tablet but also lightweight, makes me forget that I am not drawing on paper. The top part is the eraser, works fine. One thing to get used to as you draw and gently push the tip, it activates the eye dropper tool which can be annoying at first. As you know the proper pressure it’s ok just remember to save often. All in all I would recommend!

Although my device wasn't listed as compatible, I thought I would give this a try anyway. I've got both an Samsung S22 and S24 Ultra, that have the small stylus built in to them. The small size of that stylus makes it quite difficult for me to use this pen for writing accurately and neatly. Initially I thought I had made a mistake, I tried the MoKo stylus on my screen, and nothing happened! When I took the stylus out of the phone though, that activated the pen mode on the phone, and this pen began to work, without requiring any additional setup.Being of a size more like a normal pen, it was easier to grip, and I was able to write far more neatly with it, than the small Samsung stylus.My only complaint is that the pen could do with a rubber grip on the body. As it is, it's just a smooth tube, so grip could be affected for some people.I also tested this pen on a couple of other devices, namely a Surface Pro 7 and a Surface go 3, it didn't work on either of them, which isn't a surprise seeing as the Samsung stylus doesn't work on them either. Overall though, I'm really happy with this, and with just a little ergonomic tweak, this could be almost perfect.

The penworks perfectly with my remarkable2.

It works fine, but its not a premium writing experience.It's balance is ok, if a bit plastic and light.Comes with three additional nibs.

This pen worked very well with the iPad. It was accurate and tracked without stuttering. It appeared to do the same as the more expensive Apple pen but for a fraction of the price.However, it fell from a kitchen workshop onto the tiled floor and literally fell apart. The top flew off and the tiny button fell out. Hoping it was just bad/cheap glue, I carefully reassembled the parts but to no avail. It does not work at all.I am disappointed that it broke with only a simple fall of about 1m height. It is reasonable to expect a more sturdy pen than this one, give how often pens roll off a table and onto a floor. The build quality is poor with cheap glue and inferior parts.The sellers suggest buying another pen from them. Why waste more money????

Unless you really need the additional functionality that an Apple stylus gives you, you can’t go far wrong with this one from MoKo. My needs don’t go much beyond note taking and a few doodles when thrashing out ideas and this stylish stylus meets my needs. It is the one that has a permanent place in my iPad case. It also has a hefty magnet in it, so it clamps itself to the side of my iPad when not in use.Battery life is good. I have used it all day, so good enough for me.

This is a decent pen.I find it writes well and that it is accurate.It comes with three nibs.