STAEDTLER Noris Classic Digital Stylus Pen: No Charging, EMR Palm Rejection, 4.096 Pressure Levels, Hexagonal Shape, Natural Writing and Drawing on Touchscreen Tablet, Laptop, Phone

Love it! It works great with my new reMarkable 2. Slightly shorter than the Model Marker Plus, and feels slightly thicker - maybe its the triangular shape. It fits in the pen caddy of the case that I bought [not the reMarkable cases]. Has a softer, rubbery-er texture. Eraser works great. Functionality seems pretty identical to the Model Marker Plus. I have not yet changed nibs in this Staedtler marker, and am unsure of how easy that is. The nibs seem to be comparable, at least to Model Marker Plus stock nibs.

I've had this for a year, using it with a Boox Note Air device. Before I bought it, I was worried that it wouldn't feel right, because it's shorter than other styluses and its body is triangular. But when it came, it was so lightweight and easy to hold and use -- I didn't care about either of those things and still don't. It's the best EMR pen in the house. I think in a year's time I've replaced the nib only once, with daily use. The pen writes for me at any angle, which is really important because I like a very flat angle to the page sometimes. It snaps into the pen-holding slots for at least two cases I've tried, even though it looks like it won't. It's just a really responsive, comfortable, lightweight writing device. I wish they would put an eraser on the back of their EMR pencil version; I'd buy it in a heartbeat if they did.

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.

I got this for my Remarkable2, it writes smoothly and feels good in the hand due to the hexagonal shape. You will find that it has a slightly different response than the Remarkable marker due to the thinness of the nib, so that some settings, such as "pencil" do not work as well. I never did like the pencil setting anyway. But as it is, I use the same settings as I did before, it's just a little different. It also doesn't have a magnet, so it doesn't attach to your tablet.

I've been using the STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo 180J 22 EMR Stylus for a while now, specifically with my Remarkable 2.The stylus has a great feel in the hand, which is largely due to its ergonomic design. It's clear that STAEDTLER has put a lot of thought into making this stylus comfortable for extended periods of use, whether you're writing, drawing, or erasing. The inclusion of a soft eraser at one end of the stylus is a nice touch, making it easy to correct mistakes.There's one aspect of the STAEDTLER Noris jumbo 180J 22 that I don't like: the rubbery nibs. While they might be designed to mimic the friction of writing on paper, they feel kind of rubbery. I do not mind it a lot, as it is a great Stylus and the nibs are a good quality, however, I prefer King Write MR05 Stylus nibs, as you can feel and hear yourself writing.Despite this drawback, the stylus performs great in terms of responsiveness and accuracy on EMR displays. It's great for anyone who values a stylus that's visually appealing, comfortable to hold, and equipped with a convenient erasing option. Just keep in mind that if you're particularly sensitive to the feel of your stylus on the screen, the rubbery nibs might not be for you. Overall, the STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo 180J 22 EMR Stylus is an amazing choice. And don't worry, it is not really JUMBO!!

After much research, I decided to buy this for my Galaxy Book 4 360. It works GREAT!!! I 100% recommend. It is comfortable in the hand, not too heavy, and glides great across my screen.I don't have to use it often so I can't speak to how long the nibs last. However, it's pretty good quality and much better priced than the S Pen.

Great Emr pen! I've tried several now for my Boox Note A4c. This is by far the best, with maybe the exception of the $80+ kindle premium pen. This pen feels like writing with a felt tip pen on paper. I like the feel of the writing as well as holding the pen.The eraser works better than any I've tried, possibly better than the kindle premium pen.Well worth the money!