Remarkble 2 Pen with Eraser

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.

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.

Work just a good as the original one

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

I had a very hard time with this pen. From the very first use on my reMarkable 2, it was spotty when writing. The first tip wore down after about 6 notes. The first replacement tip lasted 1. It is probably because I have to press hard (to me) just to get it to write. I didn't buy the one with the eraser but it took me so long to get the magnetic part to work, I thought it didn't have the feature. I had to hit just the right spot to get it to stick. It stayed until I moved the tablet to a different desk, then it fell right off. Complete waste of money and now I still have to purchase one of the ridiculously priced OEM pens.

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.

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!

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.