The best EMR budget marker? | Staedtler Jumbo on reMarkable
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- I can't believe, someone who actually reads the description, wow! Thank you so much for watching this video!
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0:00 Intro
2:17 Writing and sound test on the reMarkable 2
5:45 Writing and sound test on the reMarkable 1
9:40 Is the marker worth it?
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Thank you for the review 🥰
You are very welcome! I hope I could help. :)
Nice Watch buddy!😍
Thanks! It would go well with one of your cars! 😏
Thank you for the video! so I just want to ask you if the Jumbo's eraser works with remarkable 1? I recently lost my pencil and I have been searching for options, the Jumbo looks like a good alternative as you said in your video, but if the eraser works is a really good add
I'm glad it helped you! Unfortunately, the eraser only works if you hack your remarkable 1. Otherwise, it's not supported.
Nice vid! Subscribed from hungary!😀😀
Thank you so much! I am glad you liked it. 😎
Thanks for the helpful review. I'd like to be able to use the Staedtler with the ReMarkable nib--that would be the best of both worlds, for me. Did you actually try the hack you mentioned, of drilling the hole slightly bigger? If so, was it completely successful? Thanks!
Hello!
I'm glad you found the video helpful.
Actually, I didn't want to permanently alter the pen, so what I did instead of drilling the hole a bit bigger is: I filed the reMarkable nibs down a little bit, so that their tip is narrower, thus it fits into the pen. You might have to experiment a little with the fit because if the nib doesn't reach deep enough into the pen there might be contact issues and the pen might not function well.
On the flipside if you don't mind drilling a bigger hole in the pen I can definitely see it working, as my version works too, so the nibs are compatible.
@@okrimtech Thanks so much for your reply! The only other information I could find on this was a Reddit user who said they could get the nib in, but only about 1/2 way, and that it would only register on the tablet if held at or near vertical. (In other words, wasn't functioning fully.) But if filing it down and getting better contact allowed you to get it to behave normally, then I think I'm going to go for it and try the Staedtler! (And maybe if I get really brave, I'll even try drilling. Nice to know that there's a less drastic solution to try first, though. :-) ) Thanks again!
@@otterishly777 I saw a reddit post where someone said they used a craft knife/blade to precisely shave out the inner diameter of the Staedtler and checked the nib fitting bit by bit to make sure they didn't overdo it. They said they did it twice so must be fairly simple to do and therefore don't have to keep modifying new nibs, they just fit out the packet. Also they said the standard Staedtler nibs still fit fine in case you do want to go back.
@@Nopple That's very helpful. Thanks!
Do you know if this pencil would work on a samsung tab A7 lite? I´ve heard, that it works wonderful on the S6 version. However I cannot obtain any usefull information about this one...
Hello! I cannot tell this for sure, but I'll try to help. First of all, I tested the Jumbo on my Galaxy S10 and it doesn't work. Maybe it only work on devices that have native support of the S-pen or other styluses.
Maybe you could find some help on the channel of MyDeepGuide where he compares all the different kinds of markers, or on this forum: www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/kaercg/samsung_spen_works_on_the_remarkable2/
I wish I could help more.
@@okrimtech No Problem! This could also help others as well, who want a handsized Tablet with writing possibility
You forgot the most important: the original pen magnets to the tablet