Stylus Pen for Remarkable 2 Pen with Eraser, EMR Replacement Pen for Remarkable Marker Plus,Tilt and 4096 Levels of Pressure Sensitivity,Palm Rejection,Tilt Sensitivity,3 Felt Replacement Tips

This pen works very well I used it to replace my S-Pen it's very good quality it's bigger than my S Pen it's so easy to use and set up there's no charging or battery that you need to put in it it's compatible with my S9 my S6 tablets and my remarkable. It's a well thought out design and the color is the standard black. Perfect compatibility between all my devices.

The media could not be loaded. Requires just a hair more pressure to register that it's touching the reMarkable 2 screen whereas the original pen registered and put down a line with almost no pressure. About a millimeter or two longer than original, but still fits my aftermarket case, and is the same weight (by feel) and diameter as original.Observation: feels and sounds like plastic where the original has a soft-touch rubber-like coating on it. Visually, has the same appearance of finish, same color, same sheen.Tips are interchangeable with original, so if you already have 20 spare tips, don't worry, they'll fit and work correctly.Had for only a few hours, so far used more on making the review video than in actual usage. I won't promise to update after I've had it a while: Everyone does that and almost none of them deliver. But for fifteen bucks (bought while it was on sale half off) it's decent.UPDATEWhile I've been using this sporadically over the past month and a half that I've had it, it's been perfectly adequate but this morning I went to use it and it didn't write. I tried a number of times. Finally, I pushed harder and it wrote. So it appears its sensitivity (the micro-switch that detects the pen being pressed to something) degrades in time. I pushed the tip firmly into place (there's no reason it wouldn't already be fully inserted) and it's writing.... fairly correctly. But it still doesn't feel right.I still have the factory OEM original and it still writes perfectly (as long as its tip isn't crammed in too far). Comparing them against each other, I now find I prefer my broken original to this one.It was okay at first, and in fact a perfectly acceptable stand-in or spare, but the original is clearly a better product. Unfortunately, I've decided this loses a star. The thing should last longer than a month and a half with as occasional a use as I've made of it.

This is great. perfect for my tablet. pressure sensitive, very precise, and excellent quality.doesn't scratch my screen, and easy to hold for hours.Love it

Cheaper than remarkable pen. Does everything you need to do.

I recently broke my s-pen tip, and I sketch on my S22 Ultra daily. I had the option to get another s-pen for around the same price as this pen, and decided to get something more comfortable in the hand. This thing has been great for extended sketching sessions. Keeps my hand from cramping like it does with the s-pen.The pressure and tilt work well using Autodesk Sketch. I love the built in eraser. It's great for a quick flip and erase, but I do wish it had the variable sensitivity that I get from setting the tip on eraser. The tip has a real high sensitivity, and allows for light touch shading similar to using a soft pencil on paper. I have yet to use it on my Samsung Chromebook Pro, but it should work with that as well since it uses the same EMR technology. It should actually be compatible with the whole Samsung/Galaxy line. Decent deal for a full size EMR upgrade from a crampy s-pen.

The media could not be loaded. The weight is nice for this pencil, but its functions are not good. This does not work well with the Remarkable 2. The pencil feature doesn’t work well as you can see in the video. You have to press hard for it to work.

Four stars because this is a great backup stylus for my Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. It requires slightly more pressure to produce a thin line compared to Samsung's S-Pen but that's not a deal-breaker. What irritates me the most is the rattling sound the eraser tip makes when you give it a slight shake. This is extremely annoying and really makes one question the build quality of this device. It's really bad and nothing like I have ever encountered on any stylus before. I'm almost tempted to pull it out and secure it with some glue but I don't want to damage my brand new pen.

I tried this pen out on my fire tablet as well as my iPhone and it doesn’t do anything. I can’t click on anything, I can’t write in notes, or scroll. The pen nib is plastic and I thought it would be silicone, and the “eraser” side is also plastic. It comes with replacement nibs and tweezers as well, but none of this matters because it doesn’t work. I thought maybe it needed batteries or something so I unscrewed the pen and it was glued together and just slides back on. There appears to be a microchip inside for whatever reason, maybe mine is defective, but I wouldn’t waste my money on it again.