Wooden EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2 Pen Replacement, Digital 2 Stylus Alternative Marker Plus, 4096 Pressure Levels, Palm Rejection, Digital Pen for Remarkable 1/2 Tablet/Kindle (with 3 Pen Tips)

I like retro tech so a stylus that looks like w od pencil is right up my alley. The extra tips are nice and the eraser works without issues. I have this as my backup stylus for my reMarkable. I wish I'd known that s-pen tech is the same as EMR because my house is full of old s-pens but this think looks good and may be a bit better when it comes to angles and pressure. Only knocked off a star because there are other pens at this price spot and even more under.

I got the version with the eraser, it's nearly identical to the Remarkable 2 pen (size and functions) but there are a few minor issues that cause some problems for me, and for the price tag makes it a bit disappointing.First off, it feels great, I like that it feels much lighter than the remarkable 2s original pen, makes it feel effortless to write but still paper like. The nibs are identical / compatible with the nibs that originally came with the remarkable pen. I have had no issues with ghost writing / writing before I touch the page, erasing, or glitching. Pressure sensitivity / writing and erasing feels identical to the remarkable pen. I love the wood look and from what I can tell it is in fact real wood (but very polished and finished).My biggest gripe is the lack of any magnets DESPITE having the flat face on it that would make you believe it did (just like the remarkable pen). I was looking at so many pens before I bought this one so I forgot to check if it did mention having the magnetic attachment but it does not mention it anywhere so I can't really be mad about it, just a bit disappointing to not have that option for storage / attachment.Another issue I have is the diameter is BARELY larger than the original pen (not by much, diameter is larger by maybe 1/16in?), by looking at it you can't tell the diameter is bigger than the original), but its barely large enough that it's a very tight and concerning squeeze to get it to fit into the aftermarket case, so no magnets AND it can't fit into my case, so I have to get a different case, attach some elastic pen holder, or lightly sand down the sides of the pen to make it fit without being too tight. If you don't use a case and store the pen separately anyways than this wouldn't be a big issue (the magnets on the OEM pen weren't the strongest anyways but I still loved it a lot, but the weekness of the magnets caused me to lose the OEM pen, hence me buying this one. The remarkable paper pro fixed this with stronger magnets but those don't use EMR style pens.one concern I have (and another review mentioned this) is the eraser feels like there is a very tight tolerance for the mechanism. Mine works and springs back but you can definitely feel a "tackiness" to the eraser when you press it in. It still springs out, but it feels like its rubbing against the inside, and I worry as dirt / dust and moisture inevitably finds its way in it may catch / not reliable spring back. I haven't noticed this being an issue, but it worries me for the longevity. This issue can also make angled erasing (for the thinner eraser, VS pressing vertically you get the big eraser) not as easy / smooth compared to the original pen.Overall, I like this pen a lot aesthetically and with how it feels to write with. It's so close to being perfect, It's just the diameter being barely too big and the lack of magnets, and then the potential concern of the eraser causing issues down the line. I'll see how well it holds up over time though. It works perfectly but my minor issues make it difficult to carry around with my setup to ensure I don't lose it like I did the original pen.

I have a King Write and it's fine, but I wanted a pen that feels more substantial and that doesn't have the function button that doesn't do anything on the Remarkable 2. This fit the bill. It's a wood body, no function button, and has an eraser. The pen is larger, it is too big to fit in my case pen slot so I ordered a pen holder to add to the case. Functionality is good. Eraser works just as well as the King Write. Weight is nice. Happy with it!

I ordered one of these and found the eraser presses in, but does not automatically depress as it is supposed to. Since the eraser is a button, and that button is always stuck in, it causes the the erase feature to activate without even touching the screen. It works from a half inch away, which makes precision impossible. I returned my first one for a replacement, but the same issue happened with the replacement. Since some reviews have not mentioned this issue, I have a feeling the quality control with this company is a gamble. Chancing a purchase is not worth the risk.

I liked the idea of this as a backup for my remarkable2. Unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The pen is thicker than it should be and doesn’t feel natural in the hand. It feels like one of those thick crayons you had in elementary school. The eraser feels too hard on the screen. The pen functions well enough, but the experience in lacking and just doesn’t feel natural to use.

Not magnetic enough to stay in my remarkable 2. Other then that a good stylist.

That feeling of writing on paper. This stylus made that happen for me. It feels right in your hand and writes smoothly on my Remarkable and Boox devices. I am happily impressed by this stylus.

Although a Wacom pad on Supernote tablets, this pen's eraser doesn't really work. The erasers on two Boox pens (Triangle and Pro) do work on the Supernote.