EMR Stylus Pen + Magnetic Snap Hold + Extra Nibs for Marker Remarkable 1 & 2 Tablet Pen Gen 1 & 2, Boox Note Air Pro, iFlytec T1 T2 X1 X2, 4096 Pressure Point Sensitive Technology

Lost my original Mobi stylus (fell out of my tablet Cover pen elastic). Looked through potential options and landed on this one, due to the cross compatibility amongst tablets. The additional benefit with this one is the erase button. Might amend this more after my ipad test. Thumbs up!

I was looking for something that attaches to my ReMarkable like my old pen, this is not it. The magnets are really weak.

This stylus DOES work with the Remarkable 2 tablet.... kindof.It is possible to write on the tablet, but the stylus does NOT have the range of the original pens. In other words, you cannot make a line thicker by tilting your pen: there is no variation in the line, no matter how I hold the pen, tilt it, press it, or whatever.I selected this pen because it has a magnet in it to hold to the side of the Remarkable... True, but also useless. The magnet is so weak as to be laughable. It'll stay on the Remarkable Tablet until you bump it.Finally the pen is too light weight for me. (maybe you like that?) It feels cheap, has a BUTTON on the side of it (don't know why). And it does not erase (I don't think it advertises that it does, but I want to be clear).

If you're looking for a remarkable stylus. This one in fact dies write on the remarkable.Compared to the remarkable version and if you're used to remarkable stylus and you're looking for a back up. Look elsewhere. This stylus is smaller. Much lighter to hold. The magnet is not as strong to hold onto the remarkable. I can envision this getting lost quickly. The writing experience. It does in fact write well on the remarkable. Although the pressure feature doesn't exist. If you switch to ink pen or try drawing this stylus doesn't support any of those features. This is a bare bones writing device only. This stylus also does not support the erase feature.Wanted anyone to know what you're getting to be fully aware.

If your looking for easy replacement, save money and buy this one!

I picked up this electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen as a backup for my Boox Tab Ultra tablet, since I occasionally find I’ve misplaced the others I own when I need them most.If you do a lot of writing or sketching for work like I do, the last thing you want is a stylus that is uncomfortable or one that under performs - it just makes everything less enjoyable. Unfortunately, that is how I feel about this stylus – it is too small in diameter and length and too light to be comfortable in my average-sized hand (-1 star), and the accuracy and overall quality are considerably less than the Boox, Samsung and Kindle Scribe styluses I own (-1 star). Yes, those products do cost more, but they are more ergonomically correct, write fluidly, and are well built.While this is not my favorite stylus, it does have its positives. For example, it worked straight out of the box, it is tilt and pressure sensitive, it comes with extra nibs (very small and not high quality), the rubberized matte finish helps with gripping, it has a button that triggers the eraser function on my tablet, and the price (currently $24.99) is pretty good.While this is not a premium stylus (NOT a suitable replacement for a Remarkable 1 or 2 pens as advertised), it does perform the functions it is designed to do. For casual stylus users with smaller hands and smaller budgets, this might be a stylus you consider. All others should probably avoid it.

Both my marker plus pens ended up with the little ridge around the nib breaking on one side, so that the nib sits in there crooked. I needed a pen that actually worked and didn't cost an arm and a leg, and this fit the bill. Be aware that it is very light in the hand, so personal preference might make that a positive or a negative for you. I am glad to have it and use it daily. Works well on the Remarkable 2 screen and a variety of nib brands fit in it.

I've been using this on my Boox Note Air2 for a while now. This pen feels and works great, including for pressure sensitivity (see photo of the impact on lines from slowly increasing pressure. The part of the pen you hold in your hand has a matte rubberized feel that is very nice. The only thing that isn't perfect is that the two magnets in the pen don't *exactly* line up with the two in the Boox Note Air2, but I'm not going to take a star off the rating for that since this is a pen for a whole bunch of different tablets and you can't match them all perfectly since they have different magnet locations. The pen will stick to the side of my Boox tablet but not super firmly by itself.