Wooden EMR Stylus for Remarkable 2 Pen,Replacement Pen for Remarkable 2 Tablet, Digital Pens with 4096 Pressure Level, Palm Rejection Compatible with Remarkable Devices & Replacement 2 Tips

I really like this pen. It is smooth and chunky and feels very nice in my hand when using it. It has a real wood housing around the pen nib, but it does not have an built in eraser function if that's something you are needing in a stylus pen. This writing and drawing is very smooth as well, and the pressure levels are very noticeable when using (see included video). It lays down your mark right when you touch the screen and not before, which is really important to me when I need accuracy. I feel like it does a great job of palm rejection when using, but no pen like this is perfect and there is a tiny bit of bleedthrough from my hand. I have used this device for 2 weeks now with very heavy use and the nib shows no signs of wear at all. I use it with my Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ and S24 Ultra. I can't speak to how it works with a Remarkable or any other tablet like that. In addition to being excellent for drawing and writing, it is a great stylus pen to use for playing games and manipulating objects during this use. In a merging game it picks up the item in question everytime and moves them smoothly on the screen. Tapping and double tapping during gameplay are very well executed and have a low failure rate. If you are looking for either a true writing/drawing pen, S-Pen substitute for gameplay, or a hybrid device that can perform well at either, this is a great pen. The price-point is good if it falls in your budget, and performs just as well to me as pens at twice this cost.

Wooden EMR Stylus Review I have been using a reMarkable (rM) 2 for over a year with both the rM Advanced stylus and the Lamy EMR POC stylus. This review of the Wooden EMR stylus allows me to compare it to both of those. Choosing a stylus for the remarkable has three decisions, size and shape, nib, and cost. Size and shape make a difference on comfort for extended use. Nib differences determine how the stylus feels and sounds on the tablet while writing or drawing. Cost is simply a budget item, unless your preference for shape and nib are controlling for you, I prefer a larger pen than the standard reMarkable stylus, which is about the size of a#2 pencil, I like the feel of this fatter Wooden EMR stylus, letting me write longer without hand cramping. The wooden EMR stylus is primarily round, with one flat side so it will not roll away. The Flat side also allows firm control when holding it, This is a very comfortable pen to hold and write with. I prefer it over the size of the remarkable stylus. Moving to the nib, this nib is smoother than the remarkable and Lamy POC nibs. As a result, it is less scratchy and quieter than either of those; I prefer the rM and Lamy nibs over this one But the real solution- get the stylus most comfortable for you, in your price range, then buy replacement nibs you like; you are not stuck with the nibs suppled with your stylus, Like the basic rM stylus, this one has no eraser tip as the rM Advanced has. That is not a big deal. Even when I use my Advanced stylus, I use the eraser Tool on the tablet more often than the eraser tip The only minor drawback to this stylus is that it will not Fit in a case pocket sized only for the #2 pencil size of the rM styluses, Overall conclusion: I like the feel of this wooden EMR stylus, and can recommend it as a quality cost-saving alternative to the rM-branded styli. However, I will probably replace the nibs. with a Lamy or rM nib One photo shows this stylus next to the rM Advanced Stylus for size comparison.

I got this to have a spare pen for my boyfriend's Remarkable 2 tablet. This pen doesn't have a magnet so it's at risk of becoming easily lost. Also, it's not packaged well enough to survive being shipped with larger objects. The end of the pen where the nibs are inserted got cracked in multiple places so it's unlikely this will last long. The weight of the pen feels nice and it does have that wooden feel to it, I'm just not sure it's cool enough to make up for the other down points.

This stylus has a good magnet, it has the push button and it comes with extra tips and tip tool. The back has a silver cap so it is slightly different from the OEM in appearance but the functionality is the same. Prices for these styli are all over the place ranging for $25-$100. With that in mind, I think I got a good item at a good price. I would recommend!!

I use this on a Kindle Scribe without issue. The wood feels great in the hand and the small vibrations as you move it over the surface feel like you are writing with a soft lead pencil. Shame there is no eraser on the other end. I switched out the tips to one I like better and had no drop off or issues with the tilt function.

I got myself a Boox Note Air 3 about a month ago. It's a great device, but I'm not thrilled with the stylus. I got another one through Vine, but it's too narrow for the case (which was also a Vine item). I was intrigued at the thought of a wooden stylus, so I took a chance and ordered this one. If you want some heft to your stylus, you may want to think twice about this one. Personally, I like it - it's not super light, but it's not even as heavy as the stylus that my Note Air shipped with. It works great with my tablet. It does not have an eraser; of course, the default stylus for the Note Air 3 doesn't either, and I've adapted, so that really doesn't bother me. I got used to an eraser with my remarkable 2 at work, so it would be nice to have, but it's not essential for me anymore. It's also not magnetic, so it's not going to attach to the side of your tablet. Yeah, I know - wood isn't known for being magnetic, but I was hopeful that they had put in a little bit of something so that it would attach to the side of the tablet. Again - not a big deal for me, since I have a case with a loop on the side that this fits into perfectly, but it's something to know when you are making your decision to buy or not. All in all, this is a good stylus. I wasn't sure what I was getting when I ordered it, and it's not really on the cheap end of the spectrum when you're looking at EMR styli, but I have to say that I am very happy with it. I still have the original (just in case this one didn't work out), but that will be staying in the drawer, used only for emergencies (or by my son with his Wacom tablet). This wooden stylus is a keeper.

Calibration is good out of the box for my S6 Lite. The stylus feels nice in the hand and has a flat edge so it won't roll away. The pressure sensitivity is good for drawing and note taking. Works well for the wacom EMR enabled devices without any additional adjustments. Good pen!

it is a cheaper version of the original pen for sure but i will take it as a back up. It was recognized by the tablet as well.

It's great pencil it works with tab s9 fe Only problem is it doesn't have magnet to stick on side or back of the device else great product