Devices such as Wacom One, raytrektab, and the Galaxy Note series support the Wacom feel IT Technologies EMR standard, meaning users can choose from a variety of third-party EMR pens—not just the original stylus.
Below is an updated roundup of EMR-compatible pens that are still available for individual purchase.

Understanding EMR Pen Generations

Around 2014, devices like the Surface Pro/Pro2 and VivoTab Note 8 used earlier generations of Wacom EMR pens. Newer EMR pens and digitizers have since improved significantly—especially in tilt performance.

Key differences:

• New-generation devices (≈2017 and later)
  Tilt accuracy is much better. The cursor stays aligned with the pen tip even when the pen tilts.

• Using an old pen on a new device
  The cursor tends to “pull inward” when you tilt.

• Using a new pen on an old device
  The cursor tends to drift outward as you tilt.

👉 For the best experience, match the pen generation with the device generation.

1. Wacom One Pen

• One side switch

• No tail-eraser

• Design resembles Wacom’s Pro Pen series

• The single side switch is oddly shaped like a rocker, and the pen-tip side cannot be pressed

2. Fujitsu Hexagonal Stylus TAB5

• No side switch

• Has a tail-eraser

• Hexagonal pencil-like body

• Felt nib

• Expensive if purchased separately

3. Fujitsu Hexagonal Stylus FMV-NPN19

• Two side switches (rare among EMR pens)

• Slim and short body to fit inside compatible tablets

• If used with Wacom One, configuration files must be manually edited to enable the second switch

4. Staedtler Noris Digital

• Classic yellow-black pencil appearance

• No side switch, no tail-eraser

• Slightly long; some users trim the tail for balance

• Elastomer (rubber-like) nib

• Japanese version includes 5 replacement nibs; overseas versions may not

5. Mitsubishi 9800 Digitizer Pen (raytrektab Collaboration)

• Designed in collaboration with DOSPARA

• Wood pencil-style body based on the classic Mitsubishi 9800 pencil

• Shorter and easier to grip than Noris Digital

• No side switch, no tail-eraser

• Replacement nibs sold separately (elastomer or POM hard nib)

6. Hi-uni Digital for Wacom

(A Wacom × Mitsubishi Pencil × Celsys collaboration)

• Essentially an upgraded variant of the Mitsubishi 9800 digitizer pen

• No side switch, no tail-eraser

• Fully compatible with Wacom One, raytrektab, and Galaxy Note

• Comes with 3 POM nibs

• Compatible with Noris Digital and 9800 elastomer nibs

7. raytrektab DG-D08IWP Standard Pen

• Hexagonal body

• Tail-eraser (eraser function)

• No side switch

• Wide selection of nib types (standard, elastomer, felt)

• Discontinued—cannot be purchased separately anymore

8. raytrektab 10-inch Pen (DG-D10IWP / D10IWP2)

• Features a retractable pen tip like a mechanical pencil

• Very thin tip

• No side switch

• Nib is non-replaceable—the entire pen must be replaced when worn out

• Only works properly on the 10-inch raytrektab & Wacom One

• Discontinued

Other EMR Pens Worth Mentioning

Lamy AL-star EMR Digital Pen

• EMR version of Lamy’s AL-star ballpoint

• One side switch

• Not officially sold in Japan; cheaper to import from Germany

Lamy Safari EMR Stylus

• Based on the classic Safari body

• One side switch

• Available mainly through overseas retailers

BOOX Max3 EMR Triangle Pen

• Comes with the BOOX Max3 E-ink tablet

• Can be purchased through SKT NETSHOP

• Unique triangular body