Stylus for Remarkable 2 Tablet Notebook - Black Marker Pen Replacement, No Charging Needed, No Setup & No Built in Eraser - EMR Device Compatible

This is overall a nice pen. Here are the pro's and con's:Pro's- very lightweight, feels like a pen should- not ostentatious. Some Remarkable pens are like, "look at me, I'm a geek with this pen." It looks like a normal penCon's- sometimes when using it, you have to press very hard in order to start the writing process. Once you do, though, it works fine.- at other times, even before you apply it to the surface of the Remarkable, it's already writing and it's blurry, not a clear lineOverall, I think if you can manage getting it to write as you want, with it on the surface, it does function as a normal pen would. The other things under "Con's" can be irritating at first but can be overcome.

I thought this would work like a stylus but it does not. Not sure if I'm just not using it right. It doesn't work on my samsung phone (with screen protector) nor my Lenovo tab (without screen protector). I am not sure what it's for but it does not work like a stylus. It is a nice shape and seems well made and balances nicely in the hand.

I bought this pen to use on my Kindle Scribe and it does work. As the title says, there is no built-in eraser. However, there is a second button so you can use that just like you would the second button on the Kindle pen (I have mine set to highlighter).This is also slightly smaller and thinner than the Kindle pen, so it might be an option if you want something a little smaller. It does have a magnet and it will snap on to the Kindle scribe, but it is a little flimsy. Otherwise it is a solid pen and can be a potential good alternative if you don't mind sacrificing the eraser.