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

Purchased this pencil as a replacement for Staedtler's other stylus pencil, the thin-bodied model. That stylus worked great, but ended up cracking when it was forgotten at the bottom of a backpack, so we bought this one as a sturdier replacement.I loved the thin pencil, but I think this one is actually much better. The thicker body is more comfortable for long drawing sessions, and feels a little weightier in the hand, which I enjoy. Thick as it is, it's not too thick to slip a rubber pencil grip onto it, for even better hand comfort. It's compatible with my drawing setup— Krita running on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7.As someone new to drawing on a touchscreen tablet, this stylus has made the transition from my Wacom Bamboo perfectly seamless, and now I much prefer drawing on the Galaxy Tab simply because of this excellent stylus.

I bought these as a cheap replacement for my Boox pen which hid in the back of the couch. But, I'll be honest I think I prefer this over the official pen. It's a pencil, looks like one, feels like one and just works well - I think it's more than worth it.

Overall this is a great pen. It feels nice in the hand, it is responsive with the phone and it actually seems to work better than the included S Pen on my S22 Ultra, so zero compatibility issues. My worry is that this is actually made of wood / polymer wood and it can snap. I am so careful with it. I would have preferred if it was reinforced somehow. I had their other pencil and that DID snap on me when I had it in my pocket. I am hoping this has a longer life than that one.

I've always loved the Staedtler styluses, and unfortunately my dog does, too. My dog is ok, but my old stylus isn't. This new one is fantastic as well. Comfortable in the hand, and some apps still include eraser functionality. Fantastic for art programs with a near brushlike quality.

I usually give a max of 4/5 stars for products I love, since there is always something that could be a little better, but this is one of those products that checks all the boxes for me.I have the Boox Go 10.3", and while the included stylus is decent, the Mars Lumograph stylus is a game-changer. It has a finer tip and a softer, more tactile feel that creates a better connection with the screen. Unlike the Boox pen, which tends to slide and click, the Mars pen feels more controlled, making my handwriting noticeably neater on the device. Plus, the finer tip allows me to use a thinner line width, enhancing the overall writing experience on the Go 10.3".

This pen works well with my kindle scribe. It fits snuggly into the pen holder in my case. I do prefer it over my kindle pro pen, as it writes softer, almost like a pencil and the wide grip makes it easier to hold.

I really like Staedler graphite pencils, I’ve been using them since birth practically so when I got a Kindle Scribe, I wanted a neat pen to go with it! I just got the digital pen delivered this morning so I go to test it and it looks exactly like the real pencil, other than the odd drop off in the wood before the tip.But much like the real one (and unfortunately much to my dismay) there’s no eraser! I can appreciate no eraser on the real pencil because it’s for sketching and stuff but when I’m writing in my little notes on books, I want to flip it over and erase. NONE of the reviews mentioned it being eraser-less and I guess I didn’t look hard enough but I don’t want to buy the ugly jumbo version with the eraser because that barely resembles the real one like I want it to.Oh and it’s so thin, it sleep right out of the pen loop on the kindle case :(Not Staedler’s fault but I really wish they considered a pen clip to attach to the side opposite of the words written on the pen, and maybe having a black eraser on the end that still blends with the rest of the pen’s style.

The Staedtler stylus along with the Kindle Scribe cured me of using the death grip and suffering from hand pain when I write. I've had the Scribe for two years, and never liked its pen, and I've had the Staedtler stylus for a day. Its triangular design has already helped me to adopt the traditional tripod grip and write with a gentle hold. Hallelujah! I'm a leftie in my 50s. No other pen I've tried has ever helped me (including a LAMY rollerball, which also has a triangular grip). I love the Staedtler's light, pencil-like feel, and its soft, nearly silent tip, compared to the scratchier tip of the Scribe. For anyone who may be wondering, the yellow and blue jumbo stylus versions are exactly the same, except for their names and colors. Highly recommended!