EMR Stylus Compatible with Remarkable 2, Replacement Digital Pen with Eraser, 4096 Pressure Levels, Tilt Support, Palm Rejection, for Remarkable/Samsung/Kindle Scribe Devices(3 Pen Tips)

Me llegó en tiempo, funciona muy bien, viene con una especie de bolsillo que se pega a superficies que te permite pegarlo a tu tableta o escritorio que es práctico para que no se te pierda. El borrador funciona solo si se presiona por lo que evitas borrar por accidente al manipular el lápiz.

I picked up the Jvkzaen EMR stylus as a replacement for my Remarkable 2, and it’s a pleasant surprise at this price point. The pen pairs instantly with no setup required, and writing feels smooth and accurate—very close to the original. The pressure sensitivity is responsive, making handwriting and sketching feel natural. The built-in eraser is a great touch, especially for quick corrections. The stylus is lightweight but feels solid in the hand, and the nibs hold up well without wearing down too quickly. For a fraction of the cost of the OEM pen, it does everything I need. Pros: Works seamlessly with Remarkable 2 Smooth, accurate writing with good pressure response Built-in eraser adds convenience Lightweight, affordable, and durable Cons: Doesn’t have the same premium feel as the original Remarkable pen No extra nibs included—you’ll need to order spares separately Overall, this is an excellent low-cost replacement stylus. It performs reliably, feels natural to use, and makes a smart backup or everyday pen for the Remarkable 2.

I bought this pen for my Supernote Nomad due to my HOM2 pen non-contact writing. It was really getting on my nerves and I didn't want to invest in another supernote made pen after already being sold a defective one. I mean seriously, it's been a known issue for years, fix it. So here are my takeaways of this (much more affordable) pen. First and foremost, it is compatible. Yay! First hurdle overcome. It is a lightweight pen, which I personally like. It doesn't feel super cheap to me like other commenters have mentioned, just light. It's smooth and sleek and comfortable to grip. The eraser actually works! Which I totally was not expecting since the original Supernote pens don't have erasers. The pen writes perfectly well and I haven't experienced any non-contact writing with it yet 🎉 The pressure sensitivity works well, just as well as the original pen (with the supernote, you do have to have quite intentional pressure variation to really see it, but that's no fault of the pen). The tip point is the biggest difference. I provided a picture to illustrate the difference, I like to write really small, so I generally like a finer point. This pen is fine enough, but it's definitely thicker than the supernote pens. I'm not sure how long the tips in this pen will last, but all in all totally worth 20 bucks.

First off, it's light. It feels like a cheap Bic pen in terms of width and weight. Not a lot of heft, but it's kind of nice for quick writing. Second, it has an eraser built in which most of these don't. The eraser doesn't function like the Staedtler-- you have to push down on the eraser here to get it to work. It's not my favorite because it wears the texture off my paper like screen protector, but it's quick and easy to use. Third, pen clip. Fourth, the tip is firmer. I prefer this because the tip doesn't grab the screen. It's still soft enough that it doesn't make a ton of noise. I prefer this to the Staedtler. Finally: it's highly functional and it's at a really good price point. The adhesive case is pretty good quality, too.

I prefer this to the official remarkable pen, which I find rather heavy and bulky. I bought this one to replace my Remarkable original pen because the nibholder on that one partially broke off. This pen is lighter and more comfortable in the hand and seems to work as well for my uses. The price is much better than the official pen too. It included 3 spare nibs and seems like it uses the exact same nibs as the standard pen.