EMR Stylus With Eraser Pencil For Remarkable 2 Pen Wacom One Drawing Tablets Onynx Boox Scribe Supernote EMR Devices + Extra Titanium Alloy Metal Tips Nib + Palm Rejection & Tilt Support+4096 Pressure

For those concerned about some of the reviews: All advertised nibs were included (3 plastic, 2 metal). Eraser works fine; if the erasure line is too thin, adjust the settings on your tablet and it'll thicken up. Also, it's a button, so you have to press a little harder than you might expect to active it. Not crazy hard, just know it's not a "different nib," it's a button. (It does seem to get a bit confused if you're erasing white text-on-black, but that could be user error.) Metal nibs feel great and are more responsive than the plastic. Very pleased, especially for the price. Might order another to take apart and put in a fancy fountain pen body.

Great additional pen for my Kindle Scribe. Worked right away, with the plastic tip. Will try the metal one, once I install a screen protector. Not that it would, but makes me feel more secure that the screen won’t get damaged by the metal tip. I received it with 3 plastic tips, 2 metal ones, and the tip remover, in a basic cardboard box. Price to value seems fair.

It's overall a very solid simple pen but Im giving 2 stars less based on two things I was really hoping for: magnet and touch-screen sensitivity. I adore the marker and was really like I was using a felt tip marker with my old pen but it was just deteriorating fast and was hoping this had a similar smoother tip that could handle the changes in pressure and pen width (thin to thick) but sadly it doesn't do that, or it does but kinda at an angle and its limited. Really huge bummer personally! one of my favorite writing tools. Works great with the other ones like pencil, highlighter etc. Was hoping it was magnet but alas I still need a separate harness for it which isnt too bad, I just missed that my actual ReMarkable pen had no issues with that. Really love how light it is with such a smooth matter outer finish. It gets stars for how light it is, in-hand feel, and ease of use generally.

Zero stars if I could do it. Does not work with Wacom at all. Waste of time and money.

Writing this on the first day using the stylus with my ReMarkable 2; may come back to update later. First impressions are: * It's much lighter than ReMarkable Marker Plus (this is 8g vs 18g for the OEM stylus). * Also slightly thinner in profile; the hexagonal profile of this stylus measures about 7.5mm from face to face or 8.5mm from edge to edge (Marker Plus is round in profile with a small indent, about 9.25mm in diameter). I prefer the feel of a larger grip, but I imagine I could add a silicone grip and perhaps get an even better feel. * Writing quality is impressive; very similar to the OEM product. I tested across a range of the ReMarkable writing tools. This one may need a touch more pressure to produce the same depth of line when using the pencil tool, but the performance was really very close. * The eraser tool works fine, but it needs to be pressed in to activate the function (the eraser end of the Marker Plus works just by touching it to the screen). The level of pressure needed is not very different from using a pencil eraser. * The nib is noticeably harder than the ReMarkable nibs, and its tip is more rounded. I prefer the writing feel of the ReMarkable nib, though I may just be used to it. Other comments say the ReMarkable nibs will fit this stylus, and I have no reason to doubt that, but I have not tried it. * Two spare nibs were shipped with the stylus. In my package at least, one of the spares is black like the one in the stylus and the other is a medium gray. I am not sure why I would want a different colored nib. Overall, this seems to be a perfectly functional and inexpensive replacement stylus for ReMarkable 2. The lighter weight and slimmer profile give it a less substantial feel--closer to an inexpensive roller ball where the Marker Plus might be more on the end of a nicer metal promo pen. But it works nicely, again as of the first day. I'll need to assess durability over time. As noted in some comments, it does not have built-in magnets to attach to the side of the tablet. It may be that the product listing used to advertise it as magnetic, given the level of distress noted in those comments. When I purchased, however, the listing did not say it was magnetic and I did not expect it to be.

I ordered a second stylus for my ReMarkable 2 as a standby in case I lose or forget (again) the original one. I really like this new stylus, it writes and erases just like the original $129 one. It is light plastic, not heavy metal and does not have a magnet but instead has a pocket clip, which is an advantage as the heavy metal one is always getting knocked off the Remarkable 2, temporarily lost and then forgotten. My original plan was to put the new plastic one in my pack and use it if I again misplaced or lost the original but I've decided to do the opposite and carry this one instead. I included a picture of the two, the original $129 is the larger of the two.

It's not magnetic, but it works very well. Much cheaper than the one that comes with the tablet.

The pen seemed to work okay, but not great. I started with the metal tip, but it didn't seem to be picking up everything I wrote, so I switched to the plastic tip, which seemed to do better, but still not as good as a simple stick stylus I have. Sometimes the eraser works great and sometimes it seems to not erase everything - I don't know if that's a problem with the stylus of software on the tablet. But the real killer was that the clip broke after about a month of use. I wasn't bending it much or anything. The main reasons I bought this one was for the eraser and the clip, now it's worthless to me.

I have a remarkable paper tablet and this pen I like better than the original one that I purchased. The only drawback is that it doesn’t magnetically clip to the tablet, but the clip works well enough for me. If you want a solution to forgetting or losing the original one I strongly recommend this!

I've tried a few replacement pens for my remarkable 1 (I keep losing the pens). This is the closest one to the original remarkable pen I've tried so far.

It works, but doesn't feel great to write with. Came with extra nibs.

I can confirm this pen works with Remarkable II, including the eraser part, but mine did not come with the replaceable tips as the image indicated. I'm a little disappointed by that.

First week of use was fully satisfactory, the pen is fully compatible with my Remarkable 2. I find myself missing the balanced weight of the original stylus, as well as its non-slip texture, but not so bad that it would make me pay 4x the price to get the brand's deluxe stylus with eraser end.