STAEDTLERNoris Digital Classic EMR Stylus, 0.7mm Tip, 4096 Pressure Levels, No Charging - Yellow

This is indeed better than the original prime pen. And it feels perfect to me. It's called Jumbo but it's the right size. The classic style looks more like a real pencil but I like this "half-used" pencil length more. It's short enough to put in my Galaxy Z Fold 4 case but unfortunately it doesn't work on Fold 4. It works with my S22 Ultra though. Really nice stylus.I bought it mainly to use with my Kindle Scribe because it's recommended everywhere. The point is thinner than the Prime pen coming with the Scribe bundle. It writes smoothly and with the right amount of friction. The eraser is the highlight here. It's 1000 times better than the Prime pen. It feels like a real eraser. Soft that I don't worry about it hurting the screen. The Noris digital jumbo doesn't have a side button which can be configured to apply highlights. But after 10 days using the Prime pen with the highlighter button, I perferred the Staedtler way. You don't switch between pen and highlighter often so there's no need for a shortcut. The button is only in the way to be clicked unintentionally. So with the Prime pen, I'm used to turning it to a position that I won't touch the side button by mistake. With Staedtler, one less thing to worry about.Aesthetically, the Staedtler style is really good, though I much prefer the classic look. The jumbo's eraser looks unreal, yet it's functioning so you'd better to have it. Now I use my Scribe like real paper.

After looking at my replacement options, the Staedtler pen proves to be a great replacement for the Remarkable 2 pen. I made the mistake of buying the pen without an eraser when I purchased my RM2. My wife has a RM2 as well with an eraser pen and I became jealous.The pen’s triangular shape is one of its defining features, providing a practical design that prevents the pen from rolling off the desk or any other surface.Writing with the Staedtler pen offers an exceptionally smooth experience, like using a felt-tip marker rather than a pencil. This finesse in its functionality is a huge plus, making writing more enjoyable compared to the Remarkable pen. The pen also offers the same precision as the RM2 pen, ensuring the point touches the pad accurately where the line is drawn.Its eraser is notably softer the RM2 pen. Despite the eraser having a grippy feel that some might not prefer, the overall performance seems to be the same as the RM2 pen.The aesthetic details have not been overlooked, with a charming touch of wood detailing adding to its appeal.There are a few things to consider before making the purchase. The pen's length is a tad shorter than the RM2 pen, which could feel slightly odd at first, though it doesn't hamper the overall writing experience. The lack of a magnet to attach it to the tablet can be an inconvenience for some, but its distinct look makes it easy to spot, reducing the chance of misplacing it. Some reviewers have experienced slight inconsistencies in its function, but I have not experienced this.Despite a few compromises, the Staedtler pen wins big in essential areas such as functionality, comfort, accuracy, and value for money, making it a strong contender and a preferred choice among Remarkable 2 pen users. This pen is recommended to any Remarkable user seeking a primary or backup pen - it's unlikely you'll regret the investment.

Purchased this stylus to replace the standard pen with the Boox Go 10.3. The writing experience differs from the default stylus and feels more like a pen than a pencil. I felt the standard stylus that comes with the Boox had the feel of a pencil or felt tip pen on paper, which has a more ball point pen feeling. The weight is balanced well and the diameter of the STEADTLER is heavier. I enjoy the more triangular design and I do not get cramping in my hand when using the stylus.Adding an eraser, while small quality of life improvement, drastically improves the overall workflow, especially with e-ink tablets that do not have gestures for an eraser. I've been using the stylus now for over a month, daily writing, note taking, drawing and I'm still on the original nib/tip that came with the stylus.Overall, great quality for a decent price. If you are looking for trying a different stylus than your standard out-of-the-box stylus I would highly recommend giving this one a try.

Shipping and delivery was relatively quick. I bought a Remarkable 2 and I have been trying to find the best after-market stylus. After some research I tested out 3 different ones. Staedtler Noris Jumbo, Lamy, and the Tab 7 SPen (already owned). I ended up keeping all of them.The Staedtler Jumbo works great for everyday use. It's size is comfortable, 6'5" male, the writing and responsiveness is great, and the eraser is very useful in large areas (not for precision). The pen came with additional nibs but unfortunately the Remarkable 2's nibs do not fit in a Staedtler stylus. The Remarkable nibs truly make the best writing experience on the Remarkable 2 itself.Over all though, the price is pretty good and the pen fits perfectly in the holder to the case I bought. The responsiveness, accuracy, and durability all seem great. Unfortunately the Staedtler does not support the magnetic attachment, I wouldn't use it anyway. After a few weeks I decided that the Lamy, with Remarkable nibs, is the best long term writing device. But, the Steadtler is easier to travel and just as good for shorter uses, and the Lamy does not fit in my case. Staedtler is a great option either way.