Kobo Stylus 2 | Mark Up, Write Notes and Make Highlights | Rechargeable via USB-C |Compatible with 7" Libra Colour eReader & Kobo Sage eReader (Black)

The stylus works very well for the Kobo Libra Colour. The tip is more durable then the one that comes with the Kindle scribe, it is pressure sensitive so that you can do variable lines, and there are tons of options that it responds very well too. I’ve seen people use a different stylist to save money, but this is actually the best value for the money because those quit entirely too early and these just keep going strong. They’re quick and easy to charge but don’t run out of charge quickly.

Charged fully within a few minutes, high quality and responsive ness with kobo, quite expensive, should come already with the reader.

It's easy to setup with the kobo. It holds a pretty good charge and easy to use.

I'm still getting the hang of this after a while. The Kobo software that it is used for was a bit clunky, but I can't hold that against the stylus. It feels good to hold. There is a bit of weight to it that gives it a different feel than a pencil. The "buttons" (highlight and eraser) work nicely. I don't find myself questioning if I'm hitting them or not. I'm still haven't mastered using it, but I've gotten pretty good. I do like it a lot more than I thought I would especially for simple drawings. It's nice.

I really like my kobo stylus, very easy to use and write notes.

funciona genial muy recomendado

I really like the functionality of this stylus right out of the box with my kobo libra color. It writes as a pen or as a highlighter while you hold the “highlighter button” flip it around and use the eraser to erase strokes. I tried the HP stylus previously and it did not work as seamlessly with my kobo as this, it was well worth the extra money for me to get the name brand stylus! Nice and weighty, matte texture, and magnetizes securely to my kobo stylus case.

Overall I did like this stylus. I had been waiting for a journal to go on sale but realized I could get the PDF version for super cheap and download it to my Kobo eReader. I was using the stylus to write in the journal. It seemed responsive and usually would write exactly where wanted it although sometimes it was a tiny but off so I was writing over the journal lines rather than on it. Not a big deal though. It easily highlighted and erased. Again, overall I really liked it. It has a magnet so it "sticks" to my eReader which I mainly carry in my purse. The magnet wasn't enough and I lost the stylus. I don't have a huge purse and it definitely is not in there. It may be in my car somewhere? There was only one time I noticed it flinging out of my purse as I ripped my keys out. I thought I adjusted the positioning of the pen on the eReader towards the bottom and in a section my keys don't go AND was more mindful of my key ripping habits. But alas, the stylus is gone and I have no idea where it is. I which it had some sort of clip on it or something like that. I crocheted myself a sleeve for the eReader thinking I'd just stick the pen in there but by then it was already gone. If it had a clip, I could've clipped it to something safe in my purse. A huge chunk of money down the drain. My fault but also would've been helpful to have a clip.