STAEDTLER 180 22 Noris Digital Classic EMR Stylus

Brilliant product. I have sensory issues and using a wood stylus is absolutely amazing, the texture isn’t overwhelming, it’s weighted perfectly. Styluses tend to be too light or draw too smooth to get a real sensation of drawing, the stylus has a good amount of smoothness vs friction against the screen to be able to draw accurately as you would a pencil on paper. As an artist who is used to traditional materials, it’s probably the best piece of tech I own. Works flawlessly with my Galaxy Tab for digital art, weighted perfectly, works smoothly. Pretty much impeccable response between stylus and the tablet. Prefer it over the “smart” stylus that came with the tablet, as for me all of the buttons and functions are far too overwhelming. Simple and minimalist, does what you need it to do, no accidental clicking of buttons which would otherwise ruin your drawing/work. Nice and minimalist but does what is says on the tin. The nostalgia factor as well is brilliant, I had an awful habit in school of biting the end of my pencils when I was trying to think, and it’s weirdly enough come back ever since I bought this. I think that just kinda speaks to how accurate this is to the OG pencil. My ONLY issue with it, is that it snapped very easily in two when it rolled off of my desk. Very easy fix with a bit of superglue as the place it snapped was entirely wood, slightly past the internal mechanics. Bit sad about that but very easily fixed. Would have liked it to be sturdier for the price point. I think it is a bit overpriced for how minimalist the actual stylus is, purely because it doesn’t come with any other functions than as a basic stylus (no eraser tool etc.) and the fragility of it. I think the price point is based off of the design and nostalgia of it.

Brilliant bit of kit to replace the original Samsung Galaxy Tab active 5 pen. This is the second EMR pen I have ordered as the first one was so good I wanted one for work and one for home use, if you manage to grab this while on a deal you're in for a great score! Simple to use and durable, this pencil simulates the real weight of the counterpart pencil, great buy and great value for money compared to the Samsung counterpart. This also works with Supernote devices which is a god send, be aware the tips will wear down much faster due to the screen protector on the supernote.

I have the older style S-pens on a Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 tablet and Galaxy Note 4 mobile. This Staedtler digital pencil is a huge step up from those S-pens. The Staedtler has a much, much finer nib and there is far less resistance when drawing on the screen, but still enough resistance to stop the pencil 'skating' across the screen. The finer nib also allows me to more easily see the line that I'm drawing making it a much more accurate drawing tool. The calibration of the Staedtler is exactly the same as my S-pen so no offset at all. It is also very light in weight for a digitial pencil (9g) compared to a normal pencil (approx. 4g). This is as close as I've got to the sensation of drawing with a real pencil on a digital screen! The big step up in performance from the older style S-pens, makes this Staedtler pencil worth the significant £35 investment I paid for it. The nib on the Staedtler is similar (but not interchangeable) to the nibs on the newer Samsung S-pens for the Tab S3, so if you have one of those, there won't be such a big step up in performance and therefore you will just get the feel of a pencil in your hand rather than a pen. Also, the Staedtler doesn't have a button like the S-pens, so this will be an important consideration if you like to use the button functions regularly. I can confirm that you do get spare nibs with the Staedtler pencil if you buy it direct from Amazon. I have to say that I am absolutley loving the massively improved drawing experience of the Staedtler, hence the five stars, even though the price is a bit steep at £35.

Bought this to use on the Samsung Notes series phone and the Tab S6, and the pen works as directly replacement without having to pair the devices up. The only caveat is that on the phones, you have to either remove the original pen from the phone first, or set a setting on the phone to allow multiple pens to work. Otherwise the phone will think your pen is still in the slot and won't try to detect it on the screen to save power. It is a compromise between battery life vs convenience. In use, it is as accurate as the original pens. I do miss not having the side button as the erase button, or as a short cut to start an app though. I do like the familiar pencil shape, which is easier to hold than the original pens. If it had the side button, it will be perfect and would have got the full 5 stars. As it is, I still like it and would use it whilst at the desk.

Cost: Got for £17 - much cheaper than most other EMR (electromagnetic resistance) styli on the market. Makes it very good value for money. Quality/Aesthetics: Hexagonally shaped the same as a normal Norris pencil would be so is much more comfortable than my laptop's included stylus. The pencil has a wooden core with the tip being an EMR compatable screen "lead" like tip and a clear cap to protect the end. Comes with replacement tips and a tool to change them. In Use: Works direct out of the box with my Lenovo Model 500e Chromebook 2nd Generation despite not being included on the compatability list (you will need to check your device's screen is an EMR screen). As it is thicker than the included stylus and sized/weighted like a normal pencil, I find it much easier to write/draw/sketch with. In particular the included "lead" like tips are much smoother than most other stylus and as a result it glides over the screen.

Really love this pen, using it with remarkable, has a slightly softer feel than the OEM pens. Looks just like an old fashioned pencil which adds to the appeal.

This is an amazing stylus. I use it on my Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and my Samsung Tab S3. It's so much better to sketch with than the small s pen with the Note 8 and the large one that comes with the Tab S3, My writing is also a lot more accurate and true to my actual writing on paper. It feels so comfortable in the hand, just like any pencil many of us are familiar with. This will really help with your art work. The lack of a clip is a bit of an issue so I will keep it at home rather than risk loosing it when out and about unless I specifically venture out to do a sketch. I'm looking at those lovely leather stylus pouches you can pick up, handy for this and my other ones. This came with spare nibs and the removal tool. There's a cap which many are guaranteed to loose as it's clear plastic. I would recommend getting something to replace it if you do as it is needed to keep the delicate tip safe. I will definitely purchase a spare as I can see this becoming an essential tool for my amateur art and I wouldn't want to be without it if I loose it.

The ergonomics and in-hand feel are great; it's lightweight and far more natural to use compared to the reMarkable 2 marker plus. The issue I have with the Noris is it's physical construction. To be clear, this could very possibly be just a me problem and not relevant to everyone else; the Noris is primarily constructed from wood, likely a kind of fiberboard or something; and the internal polymer tip mounting module extends around 50mm inward from the tip. Meaning the body is not fully reinforced... I often accidentally leave such items on beds, chairs and sofas; which means I often end up accidentally sitting on them... I wouldn't ordinarily hold what's effectively a wooden pencil to such high standards; however normal wooden pencils don't cost over £20 per-unit... And as much as the reMarkable 2 marker plus is overpriced and uncomfortable to use, to be fair to it, it doesn't break; and for what it costs, it shouldn't break. Ultimately, I think that the Noris Classic Digital, with some design iteration and structural adjustment, could be infinitely better than the reMarkable 2 marker plus. How I have gone through two in the past six months... Do with that what you will. If you don't accidentally sit on pens and pencils, you're good to go; if you do, maybe look elsewhere.

Bizim gibi Y kuşağının seveceği bir ürün efsane NORRİS sarı renk kalem analog daha çok yazı için kullanılabilir ben hem Samsung S9 FE tablet hem de eski Galaxy Note 8.0 tablette kullandım gayet iyi ama resim çizim için ne sonuç verir bilmiyorum ben istediğimi aldım.

iPad、iPhoneで反応しなかった。 先に知らせて欲しかった。 高い買い物して、損した気分。

Value for money. I bought this as replacement of my Remarkable 2 pen and I am so happy.

As someone who loves the tactile feel of writing by hand but also wants the flexibility of digital notes, I've been on the hunt for the perfect stylus. The STAEDTLER Noris digital classic delivers an exceptional experience that bridges the divide between analog and digital art. Right away I noticed the comfortable, hexagonal barrel that allows for a secure grip, just like my favorite pencil. It has a nice weight and balance to it too. I can write or sketch for hours without hand fatigue. The fine 0.7mm tip is the real star though. It glides smoothly over the screen with pinpoint accuracy thanks to the 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. With just the right amount of drag, it truly mimics the feel of pencil on paper as I sketch and write. Lines flow organically based on the pressure I apply. It requires no charging or pairing, which makes it easy to just pick up and use anytime inspiration strikes. It's powered entirely by the EMR film in my Onyx Boox Ultra Tab C. My only wish is that it had a magnet so I could easily attach it to my e-reader when not in use. But overall, the incredibly natural feel and precision of the STAEDTLER Noris stylus makes it the perfect fit for digital note taking and art. It's the ideal blend of analog comfort and digital functionality.

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