EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2 Pen,with Eraser,4096 Pressure Sensitivity and Tilt Support+ 2 Tips,Replacement Pen for 2020 Remarkable 2 Marker Plus

I'll start with this - this stylus is so good I'm going to buy another as a back up right off the bat, the same day I received this one. It's the same length as the original, a little lighter (but I like that), and the eraser works just like the original. The magnet is as strong or stronger than the reMarkable stylus - LOVE IT! I don't know that it will be just as good for other tablets, because it's listed primarily for the reMarkable, **and it's only $36!**. The nibs are identical to the nibs that came from reMarkable 2.I bought another replacement stylus for my reMarkable 2 one year ago. The original stylus broke off at the tip so it couldn't hold a nib (apparently a common issue). The replacement was $48 (King Write). It's probably good for other tablets, and it was *pretty good* for the reMarkable. The connection was pretty good for the nib, but the eraser didn't really work well. It was shorter and has a side button to use with other tablets (but hitting it by accident was annoying), and the magnet wasn't strong. Anyway, it stopped working 1 year later because it would start connecting without the tip touching the tablet, creating unwanted marks.

This nice stylus pen has a digital eraser and comes with two replaceable pen tips and pen tip remover. The stylus pen uses electromagnetic resonance technology (EMR); therefore, it does not require batteries, Blue Tooth, or a power source, and allows the pen writing on a device to feel like writing on a piece of paper. This stylus pen uses a number 4096 pen pressure to allow for a natural writing and drawing feel. Using this stylus pen with the Kindle Scribe, it worked instantly for both writing and erasing, although I did need to apply more pressure to write each letter smoothly without skipping part of a letter, unlike the basic pen with no eraser that comes with the Kindle Scribe. The digital eraser works good and instantly on first use. As described, this EMR Stylus pen is compatible with multiple device models, including tablets, notebooks, and chrome books. A user manual is provided. The quality of this stylus pen with eraser is good and the price value is low. Show as described on the Amazon online store.

I have a remarkable 2, and the pen seems to work fine ; erasure end works fine. Magnet works fine. All as described , 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded. SUPERNOTE USERS: this is not a good pen for this device unless you want a hard-pressing writing experience. I've gone through two pens (one shipped as a replacement) and both have the same issues: dead spots around the sides of the nib and, unless you write with the nib pointing 90 degrees down, you need to apply a lot of pressure to generate a stroke or hold it in just the right spot with moderate pressure. Compared side by side with the LAMY and Samsung phone stylus which work on light contact and at an angle, it's a very different writing experience. If you fatigue having to apply consistent heavy preasure (like writing with a ball point pen running out of ink), this pen isn't a good option. All that said, I love the weight and physical design of the pen! It has a an expensive feel to it; sleek and weighty for a slim pen. 2 stars for great form. Sadly for this Supernote user (one of the devices the seller says it's compatible with)...it just doesn't function correctly.

This was a birthday gift for my newly minted teenager who wanted something, "more pencil like" for drawing on his phone and tablet. In person, it has a nice even weight and fine tip. However, no matter what device we've tried it on, it does not work. (Even with screen sensitivity maxed out.) We went thru everything in the house and friends devices as well - 10 different ones - some with screen protectors, some without. And it does not work on any of them! I don't know if I just got a dud, but it's garbage nonetheless. Avoid and go with the more expensive name brand!

This works just as advertised and I have no complaints at all. Much less expensive alternative to the Kindle version.

This stylus write really well on the Kindle Scribe, is a nice weight, and has the eraser tip built in - but the eraser is kind of hit or miss on whether it will erase without a lot (to me) of pressure on the screen.

This pen/stylus looks virtually identical to ReMarkable's own offering, but costs about 1/3 of the price. Because of the way the stylus attaches to the ReMarkable magnetically, I figure sooner or later, I'm gonna lose it, and I want to have a back up on hand when that happens. But I'm not spending a hundred bucks on a backup. I ordered this thinking it would serve as a bridge if needed, until I could order and receive a new OEM stylus. Then I got it and tried it out. Honestly, the thing writes so close to as well as the one I got with the device, I might not even bother ordering another OEM if I lose my current one. My only hesitation is that I've found the eraser end is not quite as responsive the few times I've tried it. That may not be an issue in reality, or it may drive me bonkers - I don't think I'll know till I try using it on a daily basis. Either way, for a $35 version of a $100 original, this is close enough, I'd definitely recommend it.