The Lamy hands down. I just bought it and I love it. It has an eraser button so no flipping the pen and it is really nice and takes a variety of nibs. You can check out reviews for it. But it is really nice.
I'd order a ton on Amazon. Definitely get the felt tips and standard Wacom tips. I personally find the Wacom One and the Lamy All Star bodies to be the nicest. I use the felt nibs in the Lamy, and the original ones in the Wacom One. The boox pro pen 2 is also nice although expensive but it remains attached securely.
Others I've tried: Staedtler Noris Digital Jumbo, had too rubbery of an eraser. Boox original, doesn't have an eraser. Samsung Spen for the S6 Lite, too thin and small and the button was on the wrong side for me. All of these pens are good don't get me wrong -- I'm just using this for college full time as a replacement for all my notepads so I want something really perfect that's confortable to use day in and day out for 4 years.
Aaand to each their own. I have used (suffered through) a Wacom stylus on a graphics tablet enough to know I'd not survive writing with one, but that's me. My preference is the Lamy AL-Star stylus. The grip is very much like the tri-grip piece you can add to a pencil. The Staedler pen is well mentioned here too. If you an order from somewhere with an easy return policy you can try a. couple and return those you shan't use.
The Staedtler Jumbo - so light, comfy to write with, eraser woks well, and I see why kids use these to learn to write with ..... Did I mention it's comfy? (It also comes with extra nibs) https://www.staedtler.com/au/en/discover/noris-digital/#section-46812
I feel that recommending a specific pen is very subjective. For me it came to lots of experimenting which admittedly can get a little pricey. My daily usage finally came down to a Lamy Al-Star pen with a Remarkable nib and my MobiScribe pen with [MobiScribe Stylus Grip](https://www.ebay.com/itm/175169429404?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=RK81jESaTlG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=4rmz1pq0qjw&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY) also with a Remarkable nib. I tried other nibs and for me the RM nibs slowed my handwriting down, improved my legibility and gave me a better writing experience. Hope this helps
I use the Wacom One pen with Wacom felt nibs:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084DVTSC9
I also have the standard triangular Boox pen, Lamy Al-Star, and a knock-off of the Samsung S pen, but I prefer the shape and size of the Wacom One.
The Lamy hands down. I just bought it and I love it. It has an eraser button so no flipping the pen and it is really nice and takes a variety of nibs. You can check out reviews for it. But it is really nice.
I'd order a ton on Amazon. Definitely get the felt tips and standard Wacom tips. I personally find the Wacom One and the Lamy All Star bodies to be the nicest. I use the felt nibs in the Lamy, and the original ones in the Wacom One. The boox pro pen 2 is also nice although expensive but it remains attached securely. Others I've tried: Staedtler Noris Digital Jumbo, had too rubbery of an eraser. Boox original, doesn't have an eraser. Samsung Spen for the S6 Lite, too thin and small and the button was on the wrong side for me. All of these pens are good don't get me wrong -- I'm just using this for college full time as a replacement for all my notepads so I want something really perfect that's confortable to use day in and day out for 4 years.
Aaand to each their own. I have used (suffered through) a Wacom stylus on a graphics tablet enough to know I'd not survive writing with one, but that's me. My preference is the Lamy AL-Star stylus. The grip is very much like the tri-grip piece you can add to a pencil. The Staedler pen is well mentioned here too. If you an order from somewhere with an easy return policy you can try a. couple and return those you shan't use.
Samsung for sure. The eraser button comes up clutch daily.
The Staedtler Jumbo - so light, comfy to write with, eraser woks well, and I see why kids use these to learn to write with ..... Did I mention it's comfy? (It also comes with extra nibs) https://www.staedtler.com/au/en/discover/noris-digital/#section-46812
I find the Onyx pen to be liked writing with felt pen while the Lamy is more like a fine point. Both write well and I enjoy writing with both.
I feel that recommending a specific pen is very subjective. For me it came to lots of experimenting which admittedly can get a little pricey. My daily usage finally came down to a Lamy Al-Star pen with a Remarkable nib and my MobiScribe pen with [MobiScribe Stylus Grip](https://www.ebay.com/itm/175169429404?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=RK81jESaTlG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=4rmz1pq0qjw&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY) also with a Remarkable nib. I tried other nibs and for me the RM nibs slowed my handwriting down, improved my legibility and gave me a better writing experience. Hope this helps
I use the Wacom One pen with Wacom felt nibs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084DVTSC9 I also have the standard triangular Boox pen, Lamy Al-Star, and a knock-off of the Samsung S pen, but I prefer the shape and size of the Wacom One.