Post B82tE1vODVF8vwVjY8 by lunareclipse@snug.moe
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 (DIR) Post #B82tE1vODVF8vwVjY8 by lunareclipse@snug.moe
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       Looking for UD-EMR stylus recommendationsFound a list someone published in 2022 - Wacom one pen CP91300B2Z has a shape that looks really nice, one side button, no eraser- Wacom one standard pen CP92303B2Z is unremarkable shape, two side buttons, no eraser- Staedtler Noris Digital has two versions, a longer thinner one with no buttons and no eraser, and a shorter thicker one with no buttons and an eraser- Lamy Al-Star EMR look like a pen, one side button and no eraser, they have a cap with a clip- Dr. Grip Digital for Wacom is allegedly very comfortable, no buttons, no eraser, retractable nib, here's one review
       
 (DIR) Post #B82tE2IQppfu5PI8Su by lunareclipse@snug.moe
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       Hmm apparently the CP923 has some issues, and it's possibly inconsistent between units.There's also the S-Pens, the ones that would come with the laptop I ordered are unobtanium here as it was never sold in Poland. So I'm missing out on magnetic attachment to the laptop presumably. Any S-Pen should work though.So the CP913 is notable for being very good all around and the Noris Digital Jumbo is notable for having an eraser.
       
 (DIR) Post #B82tE2Z5pt0Cv55RR2 by lunareclipse@snug.moe
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       Apparently any S-Pen made for a Tab/Book with magnetic attachment should attach to any other one and I find that sort of compatibility amazing, Apple could never. Also every single S-Pen will work with every single device that supports them, subject to limitations around some extra features, which is also extremely impressive.
       
 (DIR) Post #B82tE2lr4RD7Yf3dKK by lunareclipse@snug.moe
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       And the S-Pens for galaxy fold devices have some quirks where they actually send the signal for an eraser from the nib or something like that IIRC.
       
 (DIR) Post #B82tE377nMDycd0cTo by theking@mskey.nekomimi.party
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       @lunareclipse@snug.moe iirc fold pens have softer tips to avoid scratching
       
 (DIR) Post #B82tE3OUkm7RUV8UYS by Jes@labyrinth.zone
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       @theking @lunareclipse the only difference with fold pens is that the tip ends in a ball instead of a point but otherwise they're not much diffrerentotherwise I think they're about the same