LAMY AL-Star EMR Black (PC/EL tip) - Stylus Pen for Many Android Devices - Touchscreen Pen with Ergonomic Grip - Precise Writing & Drawing on Digital Media - with Function Button

Works well and feels good in the hand. I can use it on several different devices. Doesn’t need to be recharged. Seller delivered quickly.

Writing with this on the Kindle Scribe, having to use the button for an eraser is a bit of a change from the Scribe pencil's other-end eraser, but once you get used to it, this is a fantastic pencil. I'm using the POM tip, which actually feels more like a decent ballpoint on the Scribe. The POM tip is harder and probably more durable than the PC/EL tip. And the POM tip is less expensive. Both are overpriced IMO. It's the LAMY name.

The good:This is an exceptionally good Wacom-compatible stylus. It tracks well, it has a button, and it's comfortably lightweight. The cap is a wonderful touch. It protects the nib when not in use and makes using a stylus loop a breeze.Despite some reviews saying otherwise, the pen barrel is, in fact, interchangeable with (at least fountain pen, possibly rollerball) Safari models. The plastic ring at the base of the grip is fixed to the barrel on the Al-Star and to the grip on the Safari, but it's easy and non-destructive to swap the Safari's ring over to the Al-Star grip. With that done, the barrel's threading is the same between the examples I have handy so the Safari barrel screws right on.The cap from my safari does fit when the barrel is swapped over, but loosely. I don't have a rollerball Safari handy, but the cap from one may fit better. The fountain pen cap seems to be subtly different inside and out.The bad:The Al-Star DMR stylus is in nearly every way identical to the Al-Star rollerball pen, including a distinct difference in the grip when compared to the Safari and Al-Star fountain pens. The fountain pens have two flat sections at the top of the grip, with a rounded bottom. The rollerball pen and DMR stylus have three flat spots. It's a seemingly minor change, but it produces a feel in the hand that's utterly alien to a regular user of the otherwise-identical fountain pens. Personally, I'm really not a fan.The fountain pen grip has a very small contact patch on the supporting finger, which focuses its (light) weight enough that it feels substantial in the hand without actually being heavy. The flat-bottomed rollerball design spreads its weight out much more, and as a result feels like it might float away at any instant despite actually being noticeably heavier (11.9g vs 9.2g for the safari, both without the cap posted) than the Safari fountain pen I'm comparing it to. I suspect this is a significant contributing factor to the many reviews questioning whether the barrel is actually aluminum (it is).In short, if you have no experience with a Lamy fountain pen or like their rollerball pens, you'll probably love this stylus. It's great. If you use a Safari or Al-Star fountain pen regularly, don't expect a perfectly matched writing experience. The rollerball-derived design just can't deliver.

The pen is great, it writes a lot better/more smoothly than the stylus that came with my Remarkable. My only complaint was that it took a lot of programming work to make the button work (for erasing) with my Remarkable and I was doing stuff I'd never done before with the help of ChatGPT to make it work. It's all good now but that was the only issue, and there was ZERO info about this feature on their website. I was tempted to deduct a star for that but I'll still give it 5 stars because it's great (so far) now that I got it working as I'd hoped.

Very comfortable and has a good weight to it. The metal finish gives it a premium look although it’s slightly more purple(plum) in person, but I don’t mind. It works great on the Boox tablet and the function button is a plus.

It works in the remarkable 2 and good feedback. It just is not very comfortable to write with due to the balance (weight). I tried it with the cap on (makes it too too heavy) and off as well. Finally was able to use a rubber band to keep it closer to my finger (hard to explain) and it helped.Wish it had some 5-10 gram weight at the bottom so I would not need to use my thumb pressure to hold it down. Looked online and some people have used nails in the barrel to make it more balanced (will try that)It is good enough to keep

As a psychotherapist, I rely heavily on technology to keep my notes organized and secure. I recently purchased the AMY AL-Star Black EMR 471 with POM Tip for Coating Surface pen, and it has quickly become an essential tool during my sessions. The pen's smooth writing surface allows me to easily jot down important details and thoughts during my sessions, without interrupting the flow of conversation. The POM tip is particularly useful, as it allows me to write on a variety of surfaces without damaging them.As soon as my session is finished, my Boox Note Air uploads my notes to Dropbox for safekeeping. This feature has saved me countless hours of time that would have been spent manually transferring notes from paper to digital format. Additionally, the pen's sleek design and comfortable grip make it easy to hold and write with for extended periods of time.Overall, I highly recommend the AMY AL-Star Black EMR 471 with POM Tip for Coating Surface pen to any psychotherapist or a mental health professional looking for a reliable and efficient way to take session notes. The pen's smooth writing surface, and versatile POM tip, make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to streamline their note-taking process. Investing in this pen has not only improved my workflow, but has also provided me with greater peace of mind knowing that my notes are safe and secure.

I like the feel of the pen and it's working great so far