EMR Stylus Compatible with Remarkable 2 Pen with Eraser, Replacement Pen for Remarkable 2 Tablet/Remarkable Device, 4096 Pressure Levels, Palm Rejection(Includes 2 Pen Tips)

I have a Fujitsu Quaderno (Generation 2) and bought it as a replacement for a lost pen. This appears to be exactly the same pen (except black instead of light grey). Every detail is identical, and the pen works perfectly with the Quaderno. The side button and eraser work perfectly without any configuration. The stylus tips (the same as those on the Remarkable) are the same.

Really like the size of this stylus, but the eraser button is right where I grip this thing. Consequently, I find myself accidentally erasing as I write. The size is good for me. A little more weight would feel more substantial and smooth out my writing.

Keep misplacing the one that came with my device. I clip this one onto the case and it's always there. The magnetic stylus gets bumped off into my back pack too often, so having a clip realy helps.. having both a clip and magnetic properties would have made for perfect stylus. Back in the day when smartphones first hit the market, the Treo 650 phones had a stylus that was stored in the phone's body and those rarely got losted or misplaced.

No need to buy the expense version direct from brand company. This pen works perfect on my remarkable tablet

The reMarkable 2 is a great tablet for note taking, list making, etc. One downside has always been that the stylus for the device is a) easy to lose and b) not exactly cheap! Fortunately, there's a number of aftermarket sellers that are now offering styluses (styli?) that work with the reMarkable 2 at much lower price points. This is a very good one--it's well made, has a classic pen form factor, and is significantly less costly than the OEM version. The now abundant third party stylus options make it feasible to keep a bunch of replacements around for when you need them. One of the better third party stylus brands I've tried. Highly recommended!

I’ve had my ReMarkable for a year now and am loving it. I got it for my birthday in 2022 and got the white pen without the eraser feature and really liked it a lot. However, when I saw the opportunity to try this one out, I jumped at the chance, and am not sorry! It works very well and so far is completely compatible. It comes with two replacement tips and a tweasers (which I think you may need to use to get the tips out of the overly secure packaging - no joke!). I need to test it out more and read more about it, but up to this point (I’ve only had it for a short while), it’s been great. It took a very short time to get used to. The feel of the pen itself is a bit different - it’s thinner than the name brand. It also writes more like a pen (thinner line) on the same setting that I normally use, and is a bit more sensitive. If you hold it down slightly too long, it will print the same letter (or number) twice when using the type set. It took a quick second for the pen itself to adjust and the eraser function didn’t work at first, but after trying the second time, it worked just fine. I’m not sure if it was the pen or if it was me, because I didn’t read it’s instructions as of yet as I previously mentioned, but like I said, after the second try all was well. My only real gripe about it (the other things just adjustments to something new) is that it isn’t magnetized like the pens that come with the ReMarkable. That for me is very important because I can loose something quicker than I can blink. I have a very nice case I got for my set up that has a pen holder on it so I’ve taken to putting the original pen on the side of my ReMarkable (since it will stay put. I know this because I have accidentally left it there, gone out with it, and low and behold the pen was still clinging on to it like it’s little pen life depended on it), and this one in the pen holder. HOPEFULLY this solution works and I don’t loose it. The lack of magnetization is the only reason I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5. I would still definitely recommend this, especially for the price point!

I'm using the Fondpen with my Kindle Scribe. The Fondpen is much smaller than the Scribe Premium pen, but has pretty much the same functionality. Writing is smooth and accurate, the side button is exactly as functional as the one on my original stylus, and the eraser works perfectly. The Fondpen is not magnetic, though, and does not attach to the side of the Kindle Scribe. I also find it a bit less comfortable to use because it is smaller and thinner, much moreso than a regular pen or pencil--but that's a personal preference. I do have a case with an elastic loop to hold the stylus, and the Fondpen fits in that just fine for carrying.

This pen is very lightweight, the pen is made of plastic and it is easy to hold much like a real pen. Although it did not work with my tablet, that is because my tablet is not compatible with this pen. The pen is still pretty good. It has high quality material. Not all tablet will be compatible with this pen though, so be careful and do your research before you buy.

It’s good, working well. The rubber eraser tip is not very useful. However, the eraser function on reMarkable is good enough. Only if the weight was little more, it would give a good feeling.

It works fine, buts it’s very narrow and not well weighted. I do not enjoy writing with this pencil. I bought another genuine remarkable pen … more expensive but nice and natural to write with.

Thanks so much