After seeing your video I ordered one instantly. I have used many Kaweco products in the past, so I knew that the quality would hold up. What I didn't expect though was how much better it feels writing with this than with the original remarkable 2 marker. And since you mentioned the price: It is still cheaper than one from rm, which already broke on me two times. I just wish I had known about these alternatives earlier...
A video about nib compatibility would be great. I received my Kaweco this morning and can't get the reMarkable nibs to work. They are larger in diameter. I tried cutting it down so it would fit, which I managed to do, but the pen starts writing before it touches the screen. Unfortunately, the pen only came with the nib that was installed, no spare nibs.
Same here. The pen feels great and I love the format, but the nib it came with doesn't work properly with the Remarkable 2 and the RM tips are far from ideal: they wobble, unless you cut it like you mentioned, and if you don't the writing is very poor compared to the Remarkable Pro stylus. I tried ordering a Lamy refill to see if it works, but it's a shame that I ordered this for $160 after this review if it doesn't work properly with the RM.
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
I love the Kaweco pen. I didn’t change out the nib with a remarkable one, I use it just as it is and it works great and I never had any trouble with it with my Remarkable ( I literally just ran and got mine and used it on my RM2). I purchased the extra replacement nibs. The only think I noticed since I haven’t used it in a while is I have more control over my writing with the marker plus. I haven’t tied the Norris as some say the nib is softer which I feel is the same with the Kaweco. I don’t think you had to replace the nibs in the Kaweco with the remarkable ones, or at least I didn’t it work just fine as is.
Hey there, I totally get your struggle in finding the perfect stylus, and it seems like you've put a lot of thought into what makes one ideal. The Cavaco All Sport sounds intriguing, especially with its solid aluminum construction and comfortable grip. The fact that it feels substantial and well-balanced is definitely a plus. You mentioned that it works well with various tablets and has a unique, flexible nib that you enjoy. However, the absence of an eraser button or true eraser might be a drawback for some, but as you mentioned, it depends on your primary device and how you use it. The price point is a bit steep, but if it's the one that ticks all your boxes, it might just be worth the investment in the long run. Thanks for sharing your insights on this stylus. It's always helpful to hear about personal experiences when it comes to tech accessories. Enjoy your new stylus, and happy note-taking!
New viewer here. This is the first content I've seen of yours. This video is the only research i did before buying the sport connect, which was kinda dumb, but i got lucky becusse i absolutely love it. It feels so classy and expensive while still being something im comfortable using all the time. I will say, im a huge fan of the clip. I was worried it would either slide off since its just a friction fit, or that it would scratch up the pen as i put it on because its too tight. Glad to say ive had neither issue since picking it up a few weeks ago. :) Thanks for turning us on to this! Im now subbed and stuff! Excited to see your future stuff! :)
Kaweco provide two different styles of clip in multiple different finishes that you can add to the cap. The original clip and the nostalgic. I find adding one weighs the pen really nicely too. They're relatively cheap too. £3-£6 in the UK depending on the style and finish.
I use a LAMY AL-star black EMR stylus with my Onyx Boox Note Air. I am looking for better nibs than LAMY's own PC/EL nib (pointier nib, radius 0.35mm). You mention in the video Wacom Felt Nibs - is it Wacom Pen Nibs Felt 10-pack ACK22213 which fit and work well with LAMY AL-star EMR? EDIT: YES the Wacom Nibs ACK22213 works great with LAMY AL-star !!!
Thanks for the recommendation, Brandon. I just got my Kaweco. It feels great in the hand, and on the screen. I'm about to order the spare parts kit for the extra nibs. I may also order a clip, although I'm not sure that would be better than just sliding it into my trousers pocket. I have already dropped the Kaweco on a hard floor twice with no apparent harm. My reMarkable pen has struggled of late to make an impression at the top of a downstroke, and I can't figure out why. Anyway, solid pen, that Kaweco. I'm grateful for your careful analysis.
From which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it? Where to buy spare parts kit for the extra nibs?
Between all the devices you mention, how come the rM is your daily driver? Now I've the rM2 since 3 years, but since it's so limited I'm going for a new device. Torn between the Supernote and the Tab Ultra C. I love written notes, but on rM it's become a jungle with many notes and it's hard to stay organized and find what you're looking for. Furthermore I'm thinking of switching to Obsidian for my second brain. The only thing holding me back on Onyx is the fact that they're lagging behind in Android 11.
I recently bought a reMarkable 2, and so far I love it. The thing that prevents me from carrying it everywhere is that the magnetic attachment isn't secure enough for me - I'm afraid of losing the stylus. That said, I ALWAYS have a notebook and pen on me. With that in mind, I wonder if there is such a thing as a retractable nib stylus that has a clip. I prefer retractable pens because I want a one-hand operation rather than having to remove a cap.
Nice review, I shall check out that stylus. I am a fan of Lamy and used their fountain pens for years so no issues there though, as you say, the weight is not right.
I recently join the game in eink notebook for study which I'm glad it increases my productivity and less eyes strains. And after watching your video, I got this pen to try. Compare to the default Sony DPT-RP2 device pen and the gifted Staedler Jumbo from the device, Kaweco's nib is in-between the hard default nib and the soft Staedler nib. Kaweco feels like writing with a real ball pen. I am happy to take Kaweco pen for long distance commute as the aluminium seems more sturdy than Staedler's plastic/wood material (I'm afraid it will break). This is now my favourite pen. No rubber at the tip is not a big issue to me. But maybe later I will get a clip for the pen as the pen is so small, it drops to the bottom of the pen holder slot in my backpack. Thanks for your recommendation Brandon and keep up the good videos!!!!!!!
Regarding my previous comment (below) about the reMarkable nib not working in the Kaweco pen after reducing the nib diameter, the reason why it was writing before it touched the screen was because I hadn't reduced the diameter sufficiently. After sanding more off the diameter, eventually the nib worked fine. The reason why it didn't initially work and the pen wrote before it touched the screen was because the thickness of the nib meant it was squeezed inside the internal barrel of the pen. So, when I pushed it into the pen, it pressed against the internal pressure sensor that tells the pen it's touching the screen and its thickness just kept it pressing against the sensor. Then, as soon as the pen is moved to within the electromagnetic field of the screen (which extends a centimetre or so above the screen) it sends a signal to the reMarkable to start writing. Anyway, by reducing the diameter of the writing end of the nib a little more, this freed it up enough to only press against the pressure sensor when a force is applied i.e. when it is touching the screen. So, the result here is that, if you're determined enough to use the reMarkable nibs with the Kaweco pen, a few minutes of sanding the diameter of the writing tip down, seems to do the trick. I haven't as yet used the pen with the reMarkable nib in a real-world situation. So I don't know if it is a long-term solution.
Thanks for giving this a shot and reporting back! This inspired enough confidence that I'm going to give this a try as well. I recently attempted this with the Wacom felt tip and it wasn't a total success. It works, but I'm not sure if it's truly reliable. Now its time to try the reMarkable tips.
Just gave this a go. My experience was the same as Mark's. The reMarkable tips can work if you sand off more than you think you should. It technically works, but I feel like the nib loses a bit of it's integrity along the way. The hunt for the perfect Kaweco replacement nib continues...
Awesome, thanks for the support guys. Just received my pen today and must say I’m kinda ambivalent…really like the pen, really like the OEM nib as well but somewhat prefer the rM-nibs nonetheless. Besides I have a pack of 25 pieces sitting here so considering returning it…meh…we‘ll see. Thanks anyway!
Nice review and comparison. Just from viewing, I know, that this one is not for me. 1.) In my opinion it looks bulky with the cap on. 2.) There is only so little space to put the fingers and you have to place them exactely there. I also do not like the 3-sided pens like the Staedtler Jumbo or the Lamy. I am very curious about the SPen creator edition I ordered yesterday. Because it is heavier and longer AND it has a very different tip to the original SPen. That could be MY go to pen.
right choice for me if it had a built-in eraser or button. Instead, for my Boox Nova Air 2 I chose two other honorable mentions of yours, from a previous video: The Lamy and the Staedtler Digital Jumbo. Liking both, each in its own ways. :-) Especially liking the eraser on the Staedtler
Like most pens, It’s missing a magnet. When on the way (train, plane) it is convenient when your pen sticks to the RM instead of rolling off the table or having to have put it in your pocket of bag every time you want a quick look at your phone for instance.
Hi! I've been watching you from France. Thank you for your videos. I bought a Remarkable tablet two months ago and I'm now looking for the stylus that will offer me the best experience.
Kaweco is fairly well known in the fountain pen realm. I have their Brass Sport. Nibs have some issues where they are variable quality. The price you quote on this one, with no erase feature makes it a loser for me. I have both the Staedtler Jumbo and the Lamy for my Boox Note Air and am still looking for a stylus I like.
hey Brandon! I decided to give this pen a go after watching your video (big fan). So far I agree with your take on this pen and wondered if it still reigns supreme for you? I am trying to adjust to the softer nib feel - have you found these nibs need replacement more often than others? Finally, and the biggest ask, I do notice that this pen lags ever so slightly and will sometimes leave micro spots of missed connection when writing. I'm using the Boox NoteAir 2. Any suggestions on settings in the native Notes you could suggest to fix this? Overall, a great recommendation for a solid heavier pen :)
Hi Brandon! Thanks to you, I've discovered this stylus and ordered it from missing-pen. I've been using it with my Supernote and I really like it so far. It's precise and I'm getting used to the grippiness of the nib on the Supernote screen. I wanted to ask you, however: does the nib in your Kaweco wobble slightly? It's barely noticeable in mine, but it's not a really tight fit and I can feel it sometimes when I change the direction of my stroke. I tried wrapping a bit of tape around the shaft of the nib to make it tighter inside the "barrel", but it causes tracing issues. I'm considering ordering the spare nibs (from your other video) to see if it might be a slight tolerance problem.
Thanks Brandon, bought it from Rolf Missing-pen and also got the gummy bears 🐻 It does have a very nice feel, a feeling of quality and comfort. While I was at it I also ordered the Lamy Safari twin Emr pen with 3 different nibs. This one also feels nice, but it isn’t as balanced as the Kaweco. This is obviously my personal opinion. Now I have to update my old Wacom Intous tablet for my PC,
@@BrandonKBoswell it does feel nice, there is a bit of wobble in the nip. Lamy has said to reach out. Currently recovering from surgery. So when I am a little more clearheaded. The Kaweco feels more premium for the lack of a better word. I think the Lamy would be the pen I would take with me to work as my everyday. Then it doubles as a pen 🖊️ as well.
Idea: visit a sporting goods store and look for some lead sinkers to add weight. Just sayin'. By the way, in my experience, how a company packages their products is often a sign of a good product. It is all about attention to details and the little ones matter. Great video; I love heavy pens.
Looks good. Would you ever change the nib to the Wacom felt tip, or no need? It would be nice to see squiggle lines in your tests (not just writing) for those of us interested in drawing! But thanks for these reviews :). p.s. I am reading that many folks are having issues with their Remarkable 2 tablets no longer being able to recharge! Is this really a thing? 😵💫
I bought a ton of stylus also. On reMarkable 2, I still use the reMarkable's pen and tips. I found that's much better than any other tips and the plus model can stick to the side which is hard to match by a 3rd party one. However, on my Boox device with an iPad's paper like screen protector, which is pretty rough and chews through tips very quickly. The nicer tips are kind of expensive when it can go through a few after a few drawings. Recently I found there are metal tips which lasts forever. I bought the Reeyear ones and put one on the Staedtler stylus. It works great my Boox Lumi. I would not use the metal tips on any of the factory installed protectors, because they are hard to replace. But a iPad paper like protector is priced reasonably. So far I have not see any visible scratches with normal usage, so I am happy. I ordered a Lamy (I wish I watched this first) Twin. I plan to carry it with me with a reMarkable tip, because reMarkable 2 is still my primary device. I am considering move to a SuperNote once the A5X 2 comes out, so the metal tip would not be much use. However, I wonder if the metal tips work ok on SuperNote.
@11:39 that is the take-home for me. and that quote summarizes my lifetime with gadgets. i have soooo many gadgets that i buy (and then all the accessories; when available) - and i am just trying to find what works best in any give situation. like for example, i bought a chuwi mini book for use on the go, but then i bought a 15 inch touch screen to hook up to my s22u for dex. and ultimately, i am now thinking maybe i need to get a new ipad and use that on the go. (i have the air2, which is getting outdated). i switch phones every year bc i find another one does something i prefer. versus the one i had. yota phone 2 to hisense a2pro. now on the s22u. i just got the kobo sage - bc i want to be able to pop it out and take notes if i get called into a meeting. i ordered a rennaisser raphael 520 based on another youtuber's recommendation over the kobo stylus.
I just get one for my Samsung S7+ tablet and I agree : it is the best EMR stylus so far. It's a bummer it doesn't have a button but I can live with it.
Do you know if the pen has tilt support when drawing? eg. when you tilt the pen you can draw thicker lines? Thanks for mentioning it has no button, that's something I didn't notice.
@@SebastianChow EMR technology can detect tilt from a stylus, but most drawing software do not use tilt detection. From what I know "infinite painter" use tilt detection but it will depend also on the brush you're using... There are probablby others apps that use tilt detection..maybe Hipaint (a procreate clone on android) or Concepts or sketchbook... I think with many Stylus tilting is not very convenient because of the shape of the tip...
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
@@BrandonKBoswell Are you still using it or chnaged your preference? From which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it? Where to buy spare parts kit for the extra nibs?
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
Each of those stylus are very different, and it comes down to how sensitive you are to weight. If you prefer a heavy pen, then the Kaweco is worth the difference.
I broke my rM 1 marker. So I was looking for a CHEAP alternative. I saw the Wacom One Pen, and I was like well they make the technology and its only $30. On Amazon it was $5.60 for 5 nibs so 1.12 per nib, and I can use my remarkable ones if I want since there compatible. I installed button hacks. And for $30 its a nice stylus.
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
@@markraine9501 Thanks so much for this reply! Good to know that you like the nib it comes with. I’m thinking about getting it anyway in the hopes that that will be the case for me as well. Thanks again!
@@michelledodson3130 UPDATE: I sanded one of the RM nibs down and now they work in the Kaweco pen. You've got to make sure you sand the sides of the writing head down sufficiently, otherwise the pen begins to write before you touch the screen. When this happens it's because the nib is still too thick and when you push it into the pen it grips the inside and keeps pushing against the pressure sensor inside the pen. The pressure sensor then thinks the pen is touching the screen so when the pen gets within the electromagnetic field of the screen, it just starts writing. This happened to me at first but I then sanded a little more of the sides of the nib tip and now it works fine. Of course, this is not an ideal solution but I guess we could just sand down a few reMarkable nibs at once, which should last some time. Anyway, I just thought I'd let you know in case you weren't happy with the Kaweco nib.
@@markraine9501 Oh my goodness, thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to give this update. I was still debating about whether or not to get this pen because I was worried I wouldn’t like the nib. This is super helpful! Thanks again and Happy New year!!!
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
Interesting video. I live in germany and I never heard of this company. Even tho it does look nice, it's pretty expensive. But it's sold out anyway. So I think I will go with the lamy al star.
Kaweco really need to do better with their marketing. It’s totally pricey and just happened to be a great fit for me. The Lamy is still awesome and way easier to find.
In my experience, it's important to consider the durability aspect. I am not an extraordinarily graceful person, but I'm not clumsy either. In life, I drop things, especially things that I grab for use dozens of times a day. If I drop a stylus, I don't want the tip to crack or break. If the tip does break, I want to be able to replace it quickly and inexpensively. So it's important for me to know, before buying, not only how well the pen works, but how easily it will be me for to resume using the pen if I drop it and break it. There should be replacement nibs, they should be cheap, and they should be available at some place like Amazon where they can be delivered to me in a short period of times.
I'm trying to test out my reMarkable and had an old stylus I was going to use before I purchased anything. I can't seem to write on it but all the menus work, and the keyboard. Do I have to purchase a special stylus to use with the reMarkable? I was considering doubling up and purchasing an Apple pencil to use with my iPad and the reMarkable if that would work. BTW your fav stylus is currently sold out :(
Hey Steve, eInk tablets use Wacom EMR technology so you need a stylus designed for that. The stylus you're using is likely a touch stylus that is emulating you figure. The reMarkable is detecting your stylus as a finger. The Apple pencil uses a different technology from either of those. You're going to want a dedicate stylus for this device. If you're looking for something easy to use check out the Staedler Noris Digital Jumbo or if you're willing to do some hacking check out the Lamy or Samsung S-Pen. I'm not sure they have updated their stock yet, but apparently the Kaweco is now in stock at: www.thepencompany.com/product/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-touch-pen/
I find the Boox Pen 2 Pro is relatively great. If there is a matching pen with magnet and eraser button I'd probably go for it - not a big fan of the eraser end over the button eraser.
Hey Brandon how would you compare the writing feel of Kaweco and Lamy on Note 3C - in terms of nib thickness. I prefer writing with fine tips in general, paper or digital.. like in the days at school loved Pilot 0.38 gel ink ballpoint pens… I know Lamy has a pointier nib option, but don’t know if you tried it? Finally, any chance Kaweco nibs work on the Lamy? Thanks!
How is the pressure sensitivity compared to the LAMY? I returned my LAMY EMR since it required too much pressure to write with. Is it the same for the Kaweco?
Now that you mention it the Lamy does require more pressure than most to write. I hadn’t noticed this before. The Kaweco doesn’t need nearly as much pressure for full strokes
My question is: can the section of this be unscrewed and used with any Kaweco AL body? I have quite a few (fountain pen) Kaweco AL-sports and I'd love to be able to use those lovely bodies. Black is SO friggin boring.
a pen without a button eraser isn't perfect at all, yes even objectively, it might be for you because of the gesture but on a boox it is a interrupting nightmare to pick the eraser in the menus
I wonder if like with Lamy, you don't see the nib on the screen. I have the Lamy. I hate it as I can't see the nib on the screen due to my very low grip. I suppose this would be the same. And $94 is more that twice the price of the S-Pen or any other pen (Staedtler,...). I suppose you should like the Lenovo Yoga Paper stylus that is with the device. Quite similar to the S-Pen.
I know some that have the magnet, and others with the eraser, but few that have both. The Scribe premium pen has all of this, but it's not that much more affordable than the Marker Plus at that point.
These are the places I'm aware of: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-touch-pen/ mostwanted-pens.com/en/writing-instruments/rollerballs/3151/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-black estore.wacom.com/en-GB/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-pen-hm-10002099.html
@@BrandonKBoswell Did you find any issues writing with this on the Remarkable 2 compared to the Marker Plus? Didn't see any mention. Got mine a week or so ago and have been having issues with it. Even though the pen is not being lifted off the screen it looks like it is having contact issues. Have swapped the nib out and it seemed better, but only for a short duration of time until the poor experience returned.
Only thing that worries me is that it's made from aluminum. Great aesthetically but can imagine dropping it onto the screen would be more likely to result in damage than with a plastic pen
The e-ink insert in the front of the pen (the part that you hold) is plastic. With that said, if you drop your pen alot this could be something to watch out for.
I have BOOX Max Lumi2. Is Kaweco AL-Sport compatible? Is there a risk to corrupt the screen or it is OK? Currently, I use BOOX Pen Plus and Pro 2. BOOX pens seem to be quite fragile.
Why are e-Ink devices so expensive? I love the idea, but I could purchase an inexpensive laptop for the same price or cheaper. I could also just use the old fashion analog version of paper and a pen. Can't wait for the price point to actually drop and be reasonable instead of where they currently are.
No offence. I love your videos and followed your reviews to purchase Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus. But you hold the pen in the best possible weirdest way I have ever seen in life. The pen you recommended here will definitely hurt majority of people who hold the pen normally. The edge cut just above the finger tip position will create a pressure point. Pens are subjective to individual preference and comfort. This pen may be good for the way you hold your pen or to other people (if there are any) who hold their pen this way. But for the majority this pen is not a good idea.
It seems to be a good pen but it has no side button and it is way way too expensive...com'on...100 euros ? It's even more expensive than the Lamy Al star EMR...
"you never heard of" -- cant be serious. Lamy is one of the biggist brands for writing stuff in germany... maybe you just dont hear it which - lets face it - means nuttin'
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Is it magnetic?
double tapping on the reMarkable 2 erases??? Well.. thanks a lot, I missed that 🙂
After seeing your video I ordered one instantly. I have used many Kaweco products in the past, so I knew that the quality would hold up. What I didn't expect though was how much better it feels writing with this than with the original remarkable 2 marker. And since you mentioned the price: It is still cheaper than one from rm, which already broke on me two times. I just wish I had known about these alternatives earlier...
A video about nib compatibility would be great. I received my Kaweco this morning and can't get the reMarkable nibs to work. They are larger in diameter. I tried cutting it down so it would fit, which I managed to do, but the pen starts writing before it touches the screen. Unfortunately, the pen only came with the nib that was installed, no spare nibs.
I second this idea!
Same here. The pen feels great and I love the format, but the nib it came with doesn't work properly with the Remarkable 2 and the RM tips are far from ideal: they wobble, unless you cut it like you mentioned, and if you don't the writing is very poor compared to the Remarkable Pro stylus. I tried ordering a Lamy refill to see if it works, but it's a shame that I ordered this for $160 after this review if it doesn't work properly with the RM.
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
@@BrandonKBoswell I just surrendered to pay $9.30 to ship a $12.75 set of two nibs. Ouch.
I love the Kaweco pen. I didn’t change out the nib with a remarkable one, I use it just as it is and it works great and I never had any trouble with it with my Remarkable ( I literally just ran and got mine and used it on my RM2). I purchased the extra replacement nibs. The only think I noticed since I haven’t used it in a while is I have more control over my writing with the marker plus. I haven’t tied the Norris as some say the nib is softer which I feel is the same with the Kaweco. I don’t think you had to replace the nibs in the Kaweco with the remarkable ones, or at least I didn’t it work just fine as is.
Hey there,
I totally get your struggle in finding the perfect stylus, and it seems like you've put a lot of thought into what makes one ideal. The Cavaco All Sport sounds intriguing, especially with its solid aluminum construction and comfortable grip. The fact that it feels substantial and well-balanced is definitely a plus.
You mentioned that it works well with various tablets and has a unique, flexible nib that you enjoy. However, the absence of an eraser button or true eraser might be a drawback for some, but as you mentioned, it depends on your primary device and how you use it.
The price point is a bit steep, but if it's the one that ticks all your boxes, it might just be worth the investment in the long run.
Thanks for sharing your insights on this stylus. It's always helpful to hear about personal experiences when it comes to tech accessories. Enjoy your new stylus, and happy note-taking!
New viewer here. This is the first content I've seen of yours. This video is the only research i did before buying the sport connect, which was kinda dumb, but i got lucky becusse i absolutely love it. It feels so classy and expensive while still being something im comfortable using all the time.
I will say, im a huge fan of the clip. I was worried it would either slide off since its just a friction fit, or that it would scratch up the pen as i put it on because its too tight. Glad to say ive had neither issue since picking it up a few weeks ago. :)
Thanks for turning us on to this! Im now subbed and stuff! Excited to see your future stuff! :)
Kaweco provide two different styles of clip in multiple different finishes that you can add to the cap. The original clip and the nostalgic. I find adding one weighs the pen really nicely too. They're relatively cheap too. £3-£6 in the UK depending on the style and finish.
I use a LAMY AL-star black EMR stylus with my Onyx Boox Note Air. I am looking for better nibs than LAMY's own PC/EL nib (pointier nib, radius 0.35mm).
You mention in the video Wacom Felt Nibs - is it Wacom Pen Nibs Felt 10-pack ACK22213 which fit and work well with LAMY AL-star EMR?
EDIT: YES the Wacom Nibs ACK22213 works great with LAMY AL-star !!!
Thanks for the recommendation, Brandon. I just got my Kaweco. It feels great in the hand, and on the screen. I'm about to order the spare parts kit for the extra nibs. I may also order a clip, although I'm not sure that would be better than just sliding it into my trousers pocket. I have already dropped the Kaweco on a hard floor twice with no apparent harm. My reMarkable pen has struggled of late to make an impression at the top of a downstroke, and I can't figure out why. Anyway, solid pen, that Kaweco. I'm grateful for your careful analysis.
From which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it? Where to buy spare parts kit for the extra nibs?
Between all the devices you mention, how come the rM is your daily driver?
Now I've the rM2 since 3 years, but since it's so limited I'm going for a new device. Torn between the Supernote and the Tab Ultra C. I love written notes, but on rM it's become a jungle with many notes and it's hard to stay organized and find what you're looking for. Furthermore I'm thinking of switching to Obsidian for my second brain. The only thing holding me back on Onyx is the fact that they're lagging behind in Android 11.
I recently bought a reMarkable 2, and so far I love it. The thing that prevents me from carrying it everywhere is that the magnetic attachment isn't secure enough for me - I'm afraid of losing the stylus. That said, I ALWAYS have a notebook and pen on me. With that in mind, I wonder if there is such a thing as a retractable nib stylus that has a clip. I prefer retractable pens because I want a one-hand operation rather than having to remove a cap.
Nice review, I shall check out that stylus. I am a fan of Lamy and used their fountain pens for years so no issues there though, as you say, the weight is not right.
I recently join the game in eink notebook for study which I'm glad it increases my productivity and less eyes strains. And after watching your video, I got this pen to try. Compare to the default Sony DPT-RP2 device pen and the gifted Staedler Jumbo from the device, Kaweco's nib is in-between the hard default nib and the soft Staedler nib. Kaweco feels like writing with a real ball pen. I am happy to take Kaweco pen for long distance commute as the aluminium seems more sturdy than Staedler's plastic/wood material (I'm afraid it will break). This is now my favourite pen. No rubber at the tip is not a big issue to me. But maybe later I will get a clip for the pen as the pen is so small, it drops to the bottom of the pen holder slot in my backpack. Thanks for your recommendation Brandon and keep up the good videos!!!!!!!
Kaweco makes a clip that goes on it. My local stationary shop had them, perhaps your’s does as well.
Regarding my previous comment (below) about the reMarkable nib not working in the Kaweco pen after reducing the nib diameter, the reason why it was writing before it touched the screen was because I hadn't reduced the diameter sufficiently. After sanding more off the diameter, eventually the nib worked fine. The reason why it didn't initially work and the pen wrote before it touched the screen was because the thickness of the nib meant it was squeezed inside the internal barrel of the pen. So, when I pushed it into the pen, it pressed against the internal pressure sensor that tells the pen it's touching the screen and its thickness just kept it pressing against the sensor. Then, as soon as the pen is moved to within the electromagnetic field of the screen (which extends a centimetre or so above the screen) it sends a signal to the reMarkable to start writing. Anyway, by reducing the diameter of the writing end of the nib a little more, this freed it up enough to only press against the pressure sensor when a force is applied i.e. when it is touching the screen. So, the result here is that, if you're determined enough to use the reMarkable nibs with the Kaweco pen, a few minutes of sanding the diameter of the writing tip down, seems to do the trick. I haven't as yet used the pen with the reMarkable nib in a real-world situation. So I don't know if it is a long-term solution.
Thanks for giving this a shot and reporting back! This inspired enough confidence that I'm going to give this a try as well. I recently attempted this with the Wacom felt tip and it wasn't a total success. It works, but I'm not sure if it's truly reliable. Now its time to try the reMarkable tips.
Just gave this a go. My experience was the same as Mark's. The reMarkable tips can work if you sand off more than you think you should. It technically works, but I feel like the nib loses a bit of it's integrity along the way. The hunt for the perfect Kaweco replacement nib continues...
Awesome, thanks for the support guys. Just received my pen today and must say I’m kinda ambivalent…really like the pen, really like the OEM nib as well but somewhat prefer the rM-nibs nonetheless. Besides I have a pack of 25 pieces sitting here so considering returning it…meh…we‘ll see. Thanks anyway!
Nice review and comparison. Just from viewing, I know, that this one is not for me. 1.) In my opinion it looks bulky with the cap on. 2.) There is only so little space to put the fingers and you have to place them exactely there. I also do not like the 3-sided pens like the Staedtler Jumbo or the Lamy.
I am very curious about the SPen creator edition I ordered yesterday. Because it is heavier and longer AND it has a very different tip to the original SPen. That could be MY go to pen.
Let me know what you think of that new S Pen, I haven’t used it yet.
Link to purchase it?
My daily paper-inking tool is a Lamy Star fountain pen; my wallet pen is the Kaweco Sport. I'm so excited about this review. :-)
Which one do you like more?
Whoa! That was the most amazing review I have ever seen about these pens. You're a natural and you speak my tactile language. Thanks so much.
right choice for me if it had a built-in eraser or button. Instead, for my Boox Nova Air 2 I chose two other honorable mentions of yours, from a previous video: The Lamy and the Staedtler Digital Jumbo. Liking both, each in its own ways. :-) Especially liking the eraser on the Staedtler
I bought a Kaweco stylus after seeing this review. It's the best and changes the entire experience!
Which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it?
Like most pens, It’s missing a magnet. When on the way (train, plane) it is convenient when your pen sticks to the RM instead of rolling off the table or having to have put it in your pocket of bag every time you want a quick look at your phone for instance.
If the magnet is important for you then stick with the reMarkable marker, it’s excellent
Hi! I've been watching you from France. Thank you for your videos. I bought a Remarkable tablet two months ago and I'm now looking for the stylus that will offer me the best experience.
I wish Lamy would make an EMR pen based on the fountain pen series with the rounded bottom on the grip. I completely agree about the triangular shape.
Kaweco is fairly well known in the fountain pen realm. I have their Brass Sport. Nibs have some issues where they are variable quality. The price you quote on this one, with no erase feature makes it a loser for me. I have both the Staedtler Jumbo and the Lamy for my Boox Note Air and am still looking for a stylus I like.
Agreed that an eraser is pretty critical on the Boox. On the Supernote and the reMarkable less so.
my kaweco pencil is ordered today. I did not know about kaweco although i am a German native.
Which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it?
hey Brandon! I decided to give this pen a go after watching your video (big fan). So far I agree with your take on this pen and wondered if it still reigns supreme for you? I am trying to adjust to the softer nib feel - have you found these nibs need replacement more often than others? Finally, and the biggest ask, I do notice that this pen lags ever so slightly and will sometimes leave micro spots of missed connection when writing. I'm using the Boox NoteAir 2. Any suggestions on settings in the native Notes you could suggest to fix this? Overall, a great recommendation for a solid heavier pen :)
Hi Brandon! Thanks to you, I've discovered this stylus and ordered it from missing-pen. I've been using it with my Supernote and I really like it so far. It's precise and I'm getting used to the grippiness of the nib on the Supernote screen.
I wanted to ask you, however: does the nib in your Kaweco wobble slightly? It's barely noticeable in mine, but it's not a really tight fit and I can feel it sometimes when I change the direction of my stroke.
I tried wrapping a bit of tape around the shaft of the nib to make it tighter inside the "barrel", but it causes tracing issues.
I'm considering ordering the spare nibs (from your other video) to see if it might be a slight tolerance problem.
Thanks Brandon, bought it from Rolf Missing-pen and also got the gummy bears 🐻
It does have a very nice feel, a feeling of quality and comfort.
While I was at it I also ordered the Lamy Safari twin Emr pen with 3 different nibs. This one also feels nice, but it isn’t as balanced as the Kaweco.
This is obviously my personal opinion.
Now I have to update my old Wacom Intous tablet for my PC,
I’m glad you like it! I haven’t tried the Twin, does the quality feel good?
@@BrandonKBoswell it does feel nice, there is a bit of wobble in the nip. Lamy has said to reach out. Currently recovering from surgery. So when I am a little more clearheaded.
The Kaweco feels more premium for the lack of a better word. I think the Lamy would be the pen I would take with me to work as my everyday. Then it doubles as a pen 🖊️ as well.
Point to be noted!
Thanks for the video - very informative indeed. Any idea whether it will work on the paperpro? Thanks!
Idea: visit a sporting goods store and look for some lead sinkers to add weight. Just sayin'.
By the way, in my experience, how a company packages their products is often a sign of a good product. It is all about attention to details and the little ones matter.
Great video; I love heavy pens.
Looks good. Would you ever change the nib to the Wacom felt tip, or no need? It would be nice to see squiggle lines in your tests (not just writing) for those of us interested in drawing! But thanks for these reviews :). p.s. I am reading that many folks are having issues with their Remarkable 2 tablets no longer being able to recharge! Is this really a thing? 😵💫
I bought a ton of stylus also. On reMarkable 2, I still use the reMarkable's pen and tips. I found that's much better than any other tips and the plus model can stick to the side which is hard to match by a 3rd party one. However, on my Boox device with an iPad's paper like screen protector, which is pretty rough and chews through tips very quickly. The nicer tips are kind of expensive when it can go through a few after a few drawings. Recently I found there are metal tips which lasts forever. I bought the Reeyear ones and put one on the Staedtler stylus. It works great my Boox Lumi. I would not use the metal tips on any of the factory installed protectors, because they are hard to replace. But a iPad paper like protector is priced reasonably. So far I have not see any visible scratches with normal usage, so I am happy. I ordered a Lamy (I wish I watched this first) Twin. I plan to carry it with me with a reMarkable tip, because reMarkable 2 is still my primary device.
I am considering move to a SuperNote once the A5X 2 comes out, so the metal tip would not be much use. However, I wonder if the metal tips work ok on SuperNote.
about the weight. Kaweco 22 gram, Lamy 24. But you feel the kaweco weights more?
@11:39 that is the take-home for me. and that quote summarizes my lifetime with gadgets. i have soooo many gadgets that i buy (and then all the accessories; when available) - and i am just trying to find what works best in any give situation. like for example, i bought a chuwi mini book for use on the go, but then i bought a 15 inch touch screen to hook up to my s22u for dex. and ultimately, i am now thinking maybe i need to get a new ipad and use that on the go. (i have the air2, which is getting outdated). i switch phones every year bc i find another one does something i prefer. versus the one i had. yota phone 2 to hisense a2pro. now on the s22u. i just got the kobo sage - bc i want to be able to pop it out and take notes if i get called into a meeting. i ordered a rennaisser raphael 520 based on another youtuber's recommendation over the kobo stylus.
Wacom’s One with remarkable tips. Very comfortable. No need to find the eraser button. It’s on a very intuitive place.
Point to be noted!
Super helpful video! You may have said and I just missed it, but what are your favorite replacement tips for the Kaweco?
The Kaweco stock ones are the best. I'm working with some suppliers to make them easier to find.
@@BrandonKBoswell great, thanks for the help!
Do the Wacom ones work?
@@MaxTaylorMinistries they require modification because the tip is too large in circumference.
I just get one for my Samsung S7+ tablet and I agree : it is the best EMR stylus so far. It's a bummer it doesn't have a button but I can live with it.
Do you know if the pen has tilt support when drawing? eg. when you tilt the pen you can draw thicker lines? Thanks for mentioning it has no button, that's something I didn't notice.
@@SebastianChow EMR technology can detect tilt from a stylus, but most drawing software do not use tilt detection. From what I know "infinite painter" use tilt detection but it will depend also on the brush you're using...
There are probablby others apps that use tilt detection..maybe Hipaint (a procreate clone on android) or Concepts or sketchbook...
I think with many Stylus tilting is not very convenient because of the shape of the tip...
@@chocoboleg Thanks for the reply! I use Clip Studio Pro as an art program that has tilt detection on their brushes.
Thanks for this review ! Can you confirm the reMarkable nibs are compatible with the Kaweco ?
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
@@markraine9501
Thanx for you response. It is indeed disappointing...So I'll continue with my Lamy. Cheers
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
Are you still using this pen or have you gone back to one of the others?
Still using it
@@BrandonKBoswell Are you still using it or chnaged your preference?
From which website did you ordered from? What was the final price of product? Did you find it worth it? Where to buy spare parts kit for the extra nibs?
Great review and interesting option I might consider checking out. Does it work with the original rM-nibs? Thanks in advance! Greetings from Germany!
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
Great vid Brandon! Would the Kaweco AL Sport be compatible with the Wacom Cintiq 16 Pro? Asking for a friend…
It uses Wacom tech, so I think so.
Is the Kaweco worth the price difference than the Steadler Numbo or the Lammy ?
Each of those stylus are very different, and it comes down to how sensitive you are to weight. If you prefer a heavy pen, then the Kaweco is worth the difference.
Thanks a lot and your videos are very informative and useful 🙏
@@BrandonKBoswell Point to be noted!
Which ones have magnets so that you can clip it on like the origina remarkable pen?
Do you prefer this over the HOM pen for the supernote?
I don’t think so. The HOM is a perfect fit for the Supernote.
@@BrandonKBoswell The ceramic nib will fit the Kaweco with minimal modification.
@@tabrookins 🤔. As in buying the ceramic insert?
@@BrandonKBoswell Yes.
Where can you purchase it?
have you tried the Wacom DR. Grip?
No, looks cool though. Have you?
@@BrandonKBoswell no lol, I’ve seen no reviews about it but it looks mad comfortable, I might have to get myself one to try!
Out of interest, does the Kaweco Connect EMR Insert fit the HOM2 chassis (i.e. screw fitting)? Thanks!
I broke my rM 1 marker. So I was looking for a CHEAP alternative. I saw the Wacom One Pen, and I was like well they make the technology and its only $30. On Amazon it was $5.60 for 5 nibs so 1.12 per nib, and I can use my remarkable ones if I want since there compatible. I installed button hacks. And for $30 its a nice stylus.
The Wacom One is a great deal. If you swap out the nibs and let the buttons wear in, I bit it can be great.
Thanks so much for this review! Do you know if the reMarkable nibs work with this stylus?
Hi, I purchased one of these after seeing this review. I received it this morning and I cannot get it to work with the reMarkable nibs, which is disappointing to me. I really like the pen though, so will use it. Some brief internet searches today have also not resulted in finding anything that can confirm what nibs are compatible with this pen.
@@markraine9501 Thanks so much for this reply! Good to know that you like the nib it comes with. I’m thinking about getting it anyway in the hopes that that will be the case for me as well. Thanks again!
@@michelledodson3130 UPDATE: I sanded one of the RM nibs down and now they work in the Kaweco pen. You've got to make sure you sand the sides of the writing head down sufficiently, otherwise the pen begins to write before you touch the screen. When this happens it's because the nib is still too thick and when you push it into the pen it grips the inside and keeps pushing against the pressure sensor inside the pen. The pressure sensor then thinks the pen is touching the screen so when the pen gets within the electromagnetic field of the screen, it just starts writing. This happened to me at first but I then sanded a little more of the sides of the nib tip and now it works fine. Of course, this is not an ideal solution but I guess we could just sand down a few reMarkable nibs at once, which should last some time. Anyway, I just thought I'd let you know in case you weren't happy with the Kaweco nib.
@@markraine9501 Oh my goodness, thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to give this update. I was still debating about whether or not to get this pen because I was worried I wouldn’t like the nib. This is super helpful! Thanks again and Happy New year!!!
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
where can I purchase replacement nibs for the Kaweco?
I finally found replacement nibs: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html. Link: www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-connect-emr-spare-part-set/25729/
Have you found anywhere in the US to buy replacement nibs? It appears they are on backorder from Kaweco. Thanks for your thoughts.
Not in the US, but Yes: ruclips.net/video/8JNvRMgVfm4/видео.html
Interesting video. I live in germany and I never heard of this company. Even tho it does look nice, it's pretty expensive. But it's sold out anyway. So I think I will go with the lamy al star.
Kaweco really need to do better with their marketing. It’s totally pricey and just happened to be a great fit for me. The Lamy is still awesome and way easier to find.
Does the Kaweco EMR work on a regular phone? I use a pixel fold.
If it supports Wacom EMR then yes, otherwise no.
With how many extra nibs it comes?
1 I believe.
@@BrandonKBoswell Thank you.
In my experience, it's important to consider the durability aspect. I am not an extraordinarily graceful person, but I'm not clumsy either. In life, I drop things, especially things that I grab for use dozens of times a day. If I drop a stylus, I don't want the tip to crack or break. If the tip does break, I want to be able to replace it quickly and inexpensively.
So it's important for me to know, before buying, not only how well the pen works, but how easily it will be me for to resume using the pen if I drop it and break it. There should be replacement nibs, they should be cheap, and they should be available at some place like Amazon where they can be delivered to me in a short period of times.
I'm trying to test out my reMarkable and had an old stylus I was going to use before I purchased anything. I can't seem to write on it but all the menus work, and the keyboard. Do I have to purchase a special stylus to use with the reMarkable? I was considering doubling up and purchasing an Apple pencil to use with my iPad and the reMarkable if that would work.
BTW your fav stylus is currently sold out :(
Hey Steve,
eInk tablets use Wacom EMR technology so you need a stylus designed for that. The stylus you're using is likely a touch stylus that is emulating you figure. The reMarkable is detecting your stylus as a finger. The Apple pencil uses a different technology from either of those. You're going to want a dedicate stylus for this device. If you're looking for something easy to use check out the Staedler Noris Digital Jumbo or if you're willing to do some hacking check out the Lamy or Samsung S-Pen. I'm not sure they have updated their stock yet, but apparently the Kaweco is now in stock at: www.thepencompany.com/product/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-touch-pen/
@@BrandonKBoswell Thanks! I watched your Stylus video and was looking at those devices as an option :)
Can you use this on a boox note Air 3c?
Yes
Does the nib 'scratches' the tablet? Can you feel friction or does it glide smoothly? Thanks.
Works great. No issues.
I find the Boox Pen 2 Pro is relatively great. If there is a matching pen with magnet and eraser button I'd probably go for it - not a big fan of the eraser end over the button eraser.
The Kindle Scribe Pro pen likely meets all of your criteria
Nice to see someone holding the pen the same way as me :)
There aren’t many of us
Hey Brandon how would you compare the writing feel of Kaweco and Lamy on Note 3C - in terms of nib thickness. I prefer writing with fine tips in general, paper or digital.. like in the days at school loved Pilot 0.38 gel ink ballpoint pens… I know Lamy has a pointier nib option, but don’t know if you tried it? Finally, any chance Kaweco nibs work on the Lamy? Thanks!
How is the pressure sensitivity compared to the LAMY? I returned my LAMY EMR since it required too much pressure to write with. Is it the same for the Kaweco?
Now that you mention it the Lamy does require more pressure than most to write. I hadn’t noticed this before. The Kaweco doesn’t need nearly as much pressure for full strokes
@@BrandonKBoswell Thanks for the reply! Going to purchase it to see for myself
My question is: can the section of this be unscrewed and used with any Kaweco AL body? I have quite a few (fountain pen) Kaweco AL-sports and I'd love to be able to use those lovely bodies. Black is SO friggin boring.
(did some digging and it looks like yes, it is possible to do this. Might be the thing that sells me on this stupidly expensive option.)
Yes it unscrews
I saw that Kaweco even sells the digital pen section separate, without the barrel and cap.
a pen without a button eraser isn't perfect at all, yes even objectively, it might be for you because of the gesture but on a boox it is a interrupting nightmare to pick the eraser in the menus
Totally agree. I wish Boox would add the undo gesture.
No buttons?
This one works with lenovo p11 pro?
If it uses a Wacom Digitizer then yes
You can actually buy a clip separately for the Kaweco
Yes! I lucked out and my local paper store had them.
I wonder if like with Lamy, you don't see the nib on the screen. I have the Lamy. I hate it as I can't see the nib on the screen due to my very low grip. I suppose this would be the same. And $94 is more that twice the price of the S-Pen or any other pen (Staedtler,...). I suppose you should like the Lenovo Yoga Paper stylus that is with the device. Quite similar to the S-Pen.
I think you would have the same issue with the Kaweco.
Do you have suggestions for an affordable stylus with magnet and eraser feature that will work on my Remarkable 2?
I know some that have the magnet, and others with the eraser, but few that have both. The Scribe premium pen has all of this, but it's not that much more affordable than the Marker Plus at that point.
Not available anywhere!! The link you shared said Out of Stock
These are the places I'm aware of:
www.thepencompany.com/en-us/product/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-touch-pen/
mostwanted-pens.com/en/writing-instruments/rollerballs/3151/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-black
estore.wacom.com/en-GB/kaweco-al-sport-connect-emr-pen-hm-10002099.html
Great review... You can buy a separate clip for the pen I believe
Thank you! Yes, you can. I lucked out and my local paper store sells them.
Does anyone know if the emr part will work with the brass or bronze versions of the pen?
Does this stylus accept the Remarkable nibs? Also, missing-pen sells the nibs and a clip for this stylus.
No, unfortunately they are too large
@@BrandonKBoswell Did you find any issues writing with this on the Remarkable 2 compared to the Marker Plus? Didn't see any mention. Got mine a week or so ago and have been having issues with it. Even though the pen is not being lifted off the screen it looks like it is having contact issues. Have swapped the nib out and it seemed better, but only for a short duration of time until the poor experience returned.
@@shawngee1 Wanna sell it to me?
Wacom One Pen CP91300B2Z for Wacom One Creative Pen Display
Does it works on remarkable 2
Kaweco makes a clip for the pen, it is inexpensive and easy to put on.
Only thing that worries me is that it's made from aluminum. Great aesthetically but can imagine dropping it onto the screen would be more likely to result in damage than with a plastic pen
The e-ink insert in the front of the pen (the part that you hold) is plastic. With that said, if you drop your pen alot this could be something to watch out for.
@@BrandonKBoswell Point to be noted!
I have BOOX Max Lumi2. Is Kaweco AL-Sport compatible? Is there a risk to corrupt the screen or it is OK? Currently, I use BOOX Pen Plus and Pro 2. BOOX pens seem to be quite fragile.
Yes. I use the Kaweco on the Boox Tab X and Boox Note Air 2 Plus. It works well and is safe.
Yikes, it's £85 ($110 USD), quite expensive, more than double the price of the Lamy. I went for the Lamy for my reMarkable2 :)
Why are e-Ink devices so expensive? I love the idea, but I could purchase an inexpensive laptop for the same price or cheaper. I could also just use the old fashion analog version of paper and a pen. Can't wait for the price point to actually drop and be reasonable instead of where they currently are.
i hate heavy pens. thanks for saving me a headache!
You’re quite welcome!
No offence. I love your videos and followed your reviews to purchase Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus. But you hold the pen in the best possible weirdest way I have ever seen in life. The pen you recommended here will definitely hurt majority of people who hold the pen normally. The edge cut just above the finger tip position will create a pressure point. Pens are subjective to individual preference and comfort. This pen may be good for the way you hold your pen or to other people (if there are any) who hold their pen this way. But for the majority this pen is not a good idea.
No worries. FWIW every person I’ve let test my tablets ends up preferring the Kaweco over the others.
@integermaxwell. Which pen would u recommend for note air 2 plus?
I see this company ink on aliexpress all the time
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It seems to be a good pen but it has no side button and it is way way too expensive...com'on...100 euros ? It's even more expensive than the Lamy Al star EMR...
Cool your a leftie! Because that to me is the biggest issue. Everything is designed for the right hand.
"you never heard of" -- cant be serious. Lamy is one of the biggist brands for writing stuff in germany... maybe you just dont hear it which - lets face it - means nuttin'
I have a Lamy, it’s not as good as this (in my opinion)