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

This pencil works great on the 10” scribe. I bought the premium pencil to get the convenience of the eraser. The premium pencil was excellent, and I think worth the cost. However found this one yesterday. Forgot I bought it. I like the size a lot. It’s a comfortable pencil to use, and the eraser works fine. It was $35 and I should have tried it first. Writing is very smooth. Good choice if you don’t want to part with $80.

I've been using this stylus daily with my BOOX Note Air5 C and it has genuinely impressed me. As someone studying for the CPA exam, I rely heavily on handwriting my notes for retention, so a stylus that feels natural and responsive isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. The writing experience is smooth and accurate, with the 4,096 pressure levels making a noticeable difference in how natural the strokes feel compared to styluses I've used before. What surprised me most is how comfortable extended writing sessions have become, my hand fatigues significantly less than it used to, which matters when you're writing for hours at a time. The no-charging feature is a genuine quality of life improvement. It's one less thing to think about, and the palm rejection works reliably so I never have to worry about accidental marks while resting my hand on the screen. One thing worth noting, out of the box setup was straightforward with no learning curve, which I appreciated. Solid build, great feel, and yes, it looks really cool too. Highly recommended, especially for students, professionals, or anyone doing heavy daily writing on an E-ink device.

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.

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!!

I got this because I wasn't thrilled with the stylus that came with the Boox Note Air 5C. The Boox stylus isn't bad, but the strongest magnetic connection to the 5C interferes with the down button on the side, and it just feels like I'm going to lose it and I miss having an eraser back. So I ordered the Staedtler, which is not magnetic but does have an eraser. And boy, do I love it! It's probably not meant for people who like a hard pen-on-paper or scratchy pencil-on-paper feel; on the 5C's surface it writes a lot like a fine felt-tip pen. To erase, just flip it over; the red eraser tip has a slightly rubberized surface and really feels like using an eraser. The triangular shape feels great in the hand and while it's got some girth, it's not so fat that it becomes awkward. I've solved the storage problem by getting the TENOC Universal Stylus Holder (see photo) and attaching it to the back of the origami case (so it doesn't interfere with folding). Very happy with this setup.

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 purchased this product specifically for use with my rM2 digital paper tablet. According to other reviewers, it's compatible and I can attest to this now as well. The official rM pens are just so incredibly expensive, and to be completely honest, you'll never be able to tell the difference with this pen. It's thicker, easy and comfortable to hold (it's "grippy" as the pen has a slightly "rubberized" texture but not overly so) due to the texture of the material and also because of its shape - it has the traditional Staedtler triangle shape I've come to know and love with its traditional ink pens. And it comes with an eraser?!? There is NO reason to choose the rM pen over this - you'd have to upgrade to the eraser version and pay even more. As for the writing experience, since I cannot compare to the official rM pens, all I can say is that I'll never miss what I never had. For me, this pen performs exactly as intended - the latency is great, writes smooth and is incredibly responsive to all writing tool options included on the rM2 tablet, including angle/pressure tests. To me, this product is a no-brainer and one of the best purchases I've ever made. No, I'm really not kidding. If you're on the fence, and looking for a quality alternative to the rM pens, look no further. You absolutely will not regret it and will be saving your wallet some pain.

Unfortunately, if does not match the positive reviews in my experience. 1. I use this for my Samsung Tab S9 Ultra 2. The app is Infinite Painter 3. In the uploaded picture, the left is the STAEDTLER, the right is the S Pen. 4. The pressure sensitivity is significantly better on the S Pen 6. The STAEDTLER pen feels fantastic on the grip. But if the issue is the size, it's easier and cheaper to buy a pen grip for the S Pen 7. While the eraser concept is fun, it's easier to press the S Button instead of flipping a pen to use the button. The pro for the STAEDTLER pen is not good enough to justify it, and the fix for the size of the S Pen is easy and cheap. Especially since the S Pen is better quality overall. That said, the price is fair, and it's typically cheaper than an S pen replacement. So if pressure is not the most important factor for you, it works well enough. I've seen a lot of hype around this pen. Unfortunately, in my experience, it's just not good enough.