fllynewrite Emr Digital Stylus Pen For Remarkable 1/2 (4,096 Pressure Levels) For Kindle-Scribe Tablet,Writing,Drawing,Emr Devices With Tips/Nibs (Black)

I have three of these because I occasionally misplace them when I don't put one back in the Kindle Scribe. But that's on me. I have one in FL, one in GA and one that's supposed to be on my Kindle (when I remember to put it there). But this means, I always have one on hand!

This pen has a great feel and writes very smoothly，it's a good alternative.

I purchased this EMR Digital Stylus to use with my Kindle Scribe, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised with how well it performs for the price. It surprised me- the pen connects instantly (no Bluetooth pairing required), and the 4,096 pressure levels make writing feel smooth and natural. The tip feels just like the tip of a thin marker: There’s no noticeable lag when taking notes, and it keeps up well whether I’m journaling or sketching. The line variation responds nicely to pressure, which is great if you use your Scribe for drawing. It has a comfortable weight and feels balanced in the hand. The matte black finish gives it a clean, professional look. I also appreciate that it comes with extra tips/nibs, since those do wear down over time. It doesn’t have a magnetic attachment like the official Kindle Premium Pen, which would have been nice for storage, but that’s expected at this price point. For a more affordable EMR option, it performs extremely well. Overall, this is a solid alternative to higher-priced styluses if you want reliable performance for writing and note taking on EMR devices like the Kindle Scribe or reMarkable. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a cost effective backup or primary pen.

not sure what others are talking about, but it does not work w/ my kindle scribe. it works to enter my password but does not write.

It works on the Boox 10.3 Gen I. It is small and lightweight. The magnet functions well and sticks securely, offering a good tip feel and durability. It feels slightly firmer, and the eraser button works. However, the pressure sensitivity isn't very responsive, and it broke within the first week. Now it writes but in a single tone only; there is no gradient. Sometimes it stays pressed down, and the screen even detects it from a distance. Therefore, it is suitable for someone who just writes words, but it is not a good option for drawing.