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

Took a risk based on the description but the top of the pen acts as an eraser and the button acts like a selection tool. I'm using a Supernote, but as long as your device can pickup eraser or button, this should work for you. Also handy that I am able to hook it to my pen loop on my folio as well without risking losing a cap. I will say it is EXTREMELY lightweight and could bother people that are used to more substantial pens.

I was on a business trip last week and took my remarkable tablet but forgot my remarkable 2 stylus on my desk, making the tablet unusable. I bought this one for a backup that will be in the bottom of my purse if this occura again. It's certainly not the feel of the original, but it works. The contents say that is a tweezer in the box - there is not. Also, it says you get 2 pen nibs - you do, but only if you count the one in the stylus. For me, this works. If I really lost my original stylus, I would probably swallow hard and repurchase the real thing.

Overall, I like this better than reMarkable's comparable marker. While the reMarkable marker has a little bit more weight to it, is magnetized, is designed to stick to the side, and somehow feels "nicer," I'm not a huge fan of the rubberized coating. When mine got a chip towards the tip that caused the replaceable tips to wiggle, I knew I needed to replace it. This one is a third of the price, feels lighter (for whatever that's worth to you, I'm okay with it), and has a clip like a regular pen if you want to use that in a pocket. I am also okay with my improvised solution to no longer having a magnet, which is getting a pen holding loop with an adhesive patch on it, sticking it to the back of the portfolio case, and sliding the pen in that loop. It works out better than the magnetized marker because I no longer accidentally knock it off and drop it on the ground.There is a button on it that is completely useless with a reMarkable, but in the grand scheme of things it's not a big deal, it doesn't detract from the experience of using it.Overall, if you need to replace your reMarkable erasable marker or didn't want to sell out the money for it in the first place, I would recommend purchasing this.

Works but with the Remarkable pen and tips, the results are much better. I eventually bought the Remarkable pen and use this for a backup.

Keep in mind I have had this for one day but below are my observations so far:This is a good back up pen for the remarkable. It’s lighter than the original (could be a pro or con based on preference) but writes smooth and well, in some cases better than the original. So far is not giving any phantom markings. The digital eraser also works well. Comes with some nibs, an tweezer and also has a pen clip. Also comes with a useful guide that tells you all the compatibility’s and functionalities.Would recommend.

Purchased this pen for collegues when I gave them the remarkable 2 tablet due to 1/2 the price of the name brand. This pen is significantly lighter than the remarkable pen which I personally would rather have a heavy pen but others like them to be lighter. I still gave 5 stars because the response of the pen is 100%, and just because I like a heavy pen doesn't mean that the rating should be less.

ITS LIGHTER AND THE ERASER WORKS AS WELL, MY BOYFRIEND LIKES IT BETTER THAN THE ACTUAL REMARKABLE PEN THAT IS 130 DOLLARS

This pen works better than the brand name pen that costs over $100. Absolutely will be order more.