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A big issue is that it requires a new pen. The earlier pens are not compatible. I use a 3rd party pen with the RM2, much better ergonomics, but not clear what
by jonahbenton 2y ago
A big issue is that it requires a new pen. The earlier pens are not compatible.
I use a 3rd party pen with the RM2, much better ergonomics, but not clear what now will work.
- WillAdams 2y agoThat is a big disappointment --- for a while it looked as if everyone would standardize on the new generation of Wacom EMR (w/ 4096 pressure levels) so that a Staedtler Noris Digital or Lamy Wacom EMR stylus works w/ a wide variety of devices --- I use them on: - Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ - Kindle Scribe - Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 - Wacom One (attached to my MacBook) and I couldn't count the number of styluses I have floating around my home/office.
- DennisAleynikov 2y agoSuper weird, we use the Lamy pen on the Daylight Computer and it's the best thing ever
- echelon 2y agoThe new pen looks to be battery powered, whereas the old one didn't require a charge. They might be doing something fancy for better writing and gesture detection.
- WillAdams 2y agoCandidates include: - Wacom EMR w/ Bluetooth (not likely) - Wacom AES - NTrig - something from the Universal Stylus Initiative: https://universalstylus.org/ https://universalstylus.org/