EIPMagnetic EMR Stylus with Eraser for Remarkable 2 Pen/Remarkable 2 Tablet Pen Replacement/Kindle Scribe/Wacom/Boox Note/Samsung Galaxy Tab S7/S8/S9, 4096 Pressure, No Pair or Charging Required

This EMR stylus pen is an excellent choice for anyone using a reMarkable 2 or Boox. It fits perfectly and offers a better experience than the original reMarkable Pencil. The tail eraser is a convenient feature, and the magnetic function ensures it stays securely attached to the device. Writing with this stylus is a smooth experience, thanks to its pressure sensitivity, which provides a natural feel. I highly recommend this stylus to anyone in need of a reliable and high-quality EMR stylus.

The sole purpose of this pen is to write when you touch the pad, it does it 2cm before. Plus it feels cheap.

Device : Remarkable2.The original remarkable pen nib was broken and I purchased this as a replacement.However, the Remarkable2 did not always recognise the trajectory of this pen and could not be used as a pen as it could not write or the letters were dashed, so I returned this pen to Amazon.I hope it would be an individual difference or a defective product, if so, there is no way around it.

After 3 years I lost the pen that came with my Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+; I was about to buy a replacement OEM pen when I saw this one and decided to give it a try. It is functional as a pen and pointer, although I occasionally have to press multiple times to get it to register that I'm trying to touch the screen.For writing in Onenote or Samsung Notes, I've had no issues with significant skips or writing pressure not being taken into account. The eraser works very well and is a nice addition given that it's not even a powered pen.The pen does attach to the magnetic holding spot on the back of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+, but not as strongly as the OEM pen did; I wouldn't walk around or travel with the EIP pen attached there, but do put it there when sitting at my desk to keep it from getting in the way on the desk. I do with the pen were just a tiny bit shorter, because then it would fit into the INTERNAL holder that is part of the keyboard case. Since there is nowhere to easily carry the pen to have it always with the tablet I'll probably go back to the OEM, but that would be the only reason I'd be willing to shell out the extra $$ for the OEM, otherwise this pen was satisfactory for how much I use a pen on my tablet.

Light, not as heavy/sturdy as the original, feels cheap