BOOX Magnetic Pen2 Pro with Ereaser Fits for Note Max Tab X Note Air 4 C Note Air 3 C Go 10.3

I wish this was the pen that came with my Boox Note Air2 Plus! This pen is very sturdy, feels great in my hand, the eraser feature is perfect, and I don't feel like the pen will break under normal use. The pen that comes with the Boox Note Air2 Plus is a plastic useless, easy to crack pen. This pen is metal and sturdy. It is heavier than the one that comes with the Note Air2 Plus but well worth it!!!

I feel terrible because I left negative feedback for this item by accident. The stylus is great and seems to work perfectly. Unfortunately I got the wrong device sent to me so I will need to wait to use it while I wait for the correct item.

This was my favorite/go to pen for using with my e-ink tablets. However, it has recently been replaced by the Kindle-Scribe Premium Pen. I did not give it a 5-Star because at this cost, it really should come with a cap that has a clip on it. Even with the magnet, it does fall off (my first one fell off and the dog found it and chewed it up)! By the way, the Kindle-Scribe would get the same 4-Stars for the same reason!

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The pen would mark the e-ink tablet about a 1/2cm away from the surface. That may not seem like much but for people who hover their writing hand over the surface it was unusable. I promptly returned it. Did not order again. I still have my old one that works fine. Just purchased new tips for it.

I own a Remarkable 2 and a Boox Note 2 Air.I only use one pen and this is it.

Downsides:1) The details said the pen is aluminum. The pen is actually plastic, so the price is not warented. This also means its more easily prone to breaking, much like my previous plastic pens.Positives:1) I does have a working eraiser function. It is a spring button so be sure to push a little when erasing.2) Its magnetic and clips onto compatable boox tablets.Personal notes:1) Some complain about it not comming with extra tips. Honestly, after 3 years of using the boox tablet, I have never needed to change out a tip. And I could most likely use that same tip for a few more years if I wanted too. However, for the price, they might as well include extras.2) Some are exaggerating the erasor button takes a lot of preasure to push. It does not take much to push. A real erasor on an actual pencil requires more pressure to erace than this button erasor. On a side note though, it is about as precise as the pad of you finger. So if you want to use the "Mobile Erasor" Function, you may be better off using the pen tip. But it works great as a "Stroke Eraser".

For such an expensive pen, it breaks easily. I had purchased three of these, each breaking within a week to a month. I purchased another brand and have not had any issues at all. This pen is designed beautifully and feels wonderful to write with but being so fragile and so expensive I cannot recommend it at all. I really wanted to love this pen as it sticks magnetically on the side and is great when it works but after giving it three tries, I feel the Boox team has a lot of work to do to stabilize what seems to be a prototype that made it to production.Really, so close - I loved it when it worked, but third times my limit. I drop my other pen all the time and it falls to the bottom of my bag and goes through other every-day abuse, and I have had no issues. But without the magnetized attach feature and other features native to the boox pen the alternative option I am using has only satisfied my need for reliability and stability. I hope they can work out the boox pen stability issues in future versions, it's such a beautiful experience when it works.