EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2, Magnetic Digital Pen, Eraser, 5 Tips

My reMarkable pen was looking ragged and had a chip at the top, and frankly the prices they charge for replacement pens, especially if you want one with an eraser, are insane. This works great. It writes smoothly, is comfortable to hold (though I do miss the papery texture of the brand name), and has the same replacement nibs as the original pen. I was also happy to see that the eraser feature works perfectly.

After upgrading to my Samsung Tab S11, I think the new S Pen is not as comfortable as the old one I had with my Tab S7. The button on the S11 pen is almost impossible to find, and I wanted something that had the eraser on the end like my wife's Remarkable pen. This pen works fantastic with the Tab S11 and even has the side button to use the eraser or open the pen menu in Samsung notes. The rear eraser actually has to be depressed for it to enter eraser mode, so it's almost like using a real eraser on the screen. I do use a paperfeel screen protector with my tablet. I find this pen gives a nice friction with the paperfeel that the standard S11 S pen does not. It feels just like the S7 pen which is an improvement. I will say the magnet on this new pen is not quite as strong as the Samsung's S Pen, but I use an origami cover with my tablet that has a cover for the S pen as well. I'd recommend something similar if you want to make sure you don't lose it although this pen is much cheaper than most pens out there. Also came with 5 extra tips and a tip puller. Exactly what I was looking for in an S Pen.

I was skeptical given the disparity in pricing from OEM stylus. After using for a few weeks I’m a believer. It is significantly lighter than original Remarkable pen. After a few weeks using I have to say I think I prefer it now as I use my Remarkable alot. No difference in feel when writing and I think eraser a little smoother and works better. I’m happy.

Didn't see my exact model listed but took a chance and it has worked well for me since I lost my stock pen. Works good and magnet attaches to the side like the original does. Hope not to lose another one lol

I love this pen. I think it's a good size, easy to hold. Seems just as durable as my staedtler mars lumograph. The side button needs to be pressed decently hard so you shouldn't accidentally erase while writing. It's an EMR pen so its compatible with any device that has EMR screens. It writes super well, the nibs feel better than my staedtler too. I really like this pen. I'm using it for my Supernote Nomad, for reference. Its a great value. I think it works with the textured paper-like feel of the Nomad screen as well, you feel the texture more with this pen than I do with other pens. And you can't beat the price! I have no issues writing teeny tiny or super precise, either!

For the price, I have no issue with this pen. It doesn't have a high quality feel like an expensive pen, but it doesn't feel like garbage, it feels like what I paid for and it works. The good: It works on both devices I tested it on as far as writing and the eraser on the back. The two devices were a Remarkable 2 and a Boox Note Air 4c. The bad: The erase/optional button on the side did NOT work with the Remarkable 2 no matter what I tried. It DID work with the Boox Note Air 4c. I dont know why it would work on one but not the other, but you'd think someone would have mentioned it somewhere... The little instruction pamphlet that came with it claims it is compatible with Remarkable 2, so who knows. I paid about $20 for this which I think is exceptionally fair compared to the price of other stylus pens and it does have an eraser function which many don't. The magnetic part sticks to both the Remarkable and Note 4c, but the magnet is in a different place in the pen which makes finagling it into just the right snap-to spot a little weird till you know what you're doing. The magnet is also weaker, so not quite as secure. Overall, a good choice for a cheap pen with both magnet and eraser, and possibly a side button which may or may not work on your device. If you're willing to pay a lot more for a name brand you can definitely get something more solid though.

Less expensive alternative to the Remarkable pen. Works well and feels smooth. Eraser feature is nice. Would be great if the side button could be configured or a Remarkable specific version where the side button performs the clipboard/ select function, but still an awesome stylus

This was too thin, so hard to grip and it did not fit the magnetic holder in the Remarkable 2. In case this comes up - there was a button on the side, of the pen where you place your finger when writing, so it got in the way alot.!I t also did not help that the palm control did not work

Using it on a remarkable 2 and works like the original pen for a fraction of the price. Really nice product.

Meh, nothing very impressive about it. It's perfectly functional as a stylus, but feels cheaper in the hand than the stock stylus so it's definitely a backup and not an upgrade.

It's either this or a $200 remarkable stylus replacement... No contest there. It's small so I suggest getting pen grips to make up for that. Also, this stylus writes very smooth. The remarkable tablets pride themselves on a realistic pen on paper feel right down to the pencil scratch. This doesn't have that. It's also very light. This doesn't quite have the bulkiness or scratch of the original remarkable pens but that's a small sacrifice for the nearly $200 price difference between the two.

Really cheap quality. Do not buy

While it does write and erase perfectly for the ReMarkable 2, the pen is VERY light and thin (circumference of pen) compared to the original. This pen has some mild magnet inside but slides off easily despite being so light in weight. The pen also does not have any grip/texture to it compared to factory. However, this pen is a fraction of the price and I have a pen holder with my remarkable