STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo Digital Stylus Pen: No Charging, EMR Palm Rejection, 4.096 Pressure Levels, Hexagonal Shape, Natural Writing and Drawing on Touchscreen Tablet, Laptop, Phone
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Features
- SEAMLESSLY COMPATIBILE - The STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo is the perfect stylus pen for writing tablets, laptops and digital notebooks. No charging, pairing or driver installations needed. Review compatibility chart in images for full list of supported devices
- SMOOTH & RESPONSIVE - This hexagonal computer accessory leverages EMR technology for a natural writing experience. Thanks to the 4,096 pressure levels and precise 0.7mm point, you can intuitively vary line widths, ensuring precise input on touch screens
- BATTERY FREE PERFORMANCE - No charging or pairing needed. The Noris Digital Jumbo is great for school, office, or on-the go. Experience endless productivity and creativity as you make quick notes, presentations, digital coloring, drawing and more
- DIGITAL LEARNING & DRAWING - Writing, sketching, and highlighting on touchscreens becomes intuitive and enjoyable with an ergonomic, hexagonal shape modelled on a jumbo pencil that provides a comfortable grip and a non-slip surface for secure handling
- CREATIVE ACCESSORIES - STAEDTLER is a trusted brand, known for its high-quality digital stylus pens and a wide range of creative tools, offering students, designers, and professionals the precision and reliability needed for digital and traditional creations
Description
The STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo Digital Pencil is designed for a comfortable and intuitive digital writing experience. Its ergonomic, hexagonal shape ensures a secure and natural grip while the soft non-slip surface provides added control. Similar to traditional STADETLER pencils, the Nors Digital is made from upcycled wood, making it an environmentally friendly writing tool. Thanks to its advanced EMR technology, the Noris Jumbo Digital Pencil offers battery- free performance with no pairing needed and palm rejection, ensuring just the tip of the stylus is recognized. It also comes with 5 replacement points and a tool for carrying out the replacement. Enhance creativity and productivity on tablets, smartphones, and laptops with the STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo Stylus, a seamless tool for endless writing and drawing. For the full list of supported digital devices, please check the compatibility chart in the images
Color: yellow-black
Brand: STAEDTLER
Material: Wood
Item Weight: 10 Grams
Battery Average Life Standby: 50 Hours
Compatible Devices: Please check the compatible devices listed in the "Compatibility Guide (PDF)"
Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.51 x 0.36 x 0.36 inches
Are Batteries Included: No
Batteries Required?: No
Battery Description: Alkaline
Brand: STAEDTLER
Series: Staedtler Noris digital jumbo 180J 22
Item model number: STAEDTLER Noris Digital Jumbo 180J
Item Weight: 0.353 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.51 x 0.36 x 0.36 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.51 x 0.36 x 0.36 inches
Color: yellow-black
Battery Type: Alkaline
Manufacturer: STAEDTLER
Language: English, English, English, English, English
Date First Available: April 30, 2020
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Noris digital jumbo
In comparison to standard Supernote Push Pen: Size is about the same. The triangular shape makes it feel nicer to hold for me. Feels lighter. The writing is smooth and softer. Doesn't make much of a sound while writing. Negatives: The eraser doesn't work well. It's not worth using. You'll need a clip for it because it can slip off the standard pen holder.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025 by April April
Style: Noris digital jumbo
I've been using the STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo 180J 22 EMR Stylus for a while now, specifically with my Remarkable 2. The stylus has a great feel in the hand, which is largely due to its ergonomic design. It's clear that STAEDTLER has put a lot of thought into making this stylus comfortable for extended periods of use, whether you're writing, drawing, or erasing. The inclusion of a soft eraser at one end of the stylus is a nice touch, making it easy to correct mistakes. There's one aspect of the STAEDTLER Noris jumbo 180J 22 that I don't like: the rubbery nibs. While they might be designed to mimic the friction of writing on paper, they feel kind of rubbery. I do not mind it a lot, as it is a great Stylus and the nibs are a good quality, however, I prefer King Write MR05 Stylus nibs, as you can feel and hear yourself writing. Despite this drawback, the stylus performs great in terms of responsiveness and accuracy on EMR displays. It's great for anyone who values a stylus that's visually appealing, comfortable to hold, and equipped with a convenient erasing option. Just keep in mind that if you're particularly sensitive to the feel of your stylus on the screen, the rubbery nibs might not be for you. Overall, the STAEDTLER Noris Jumbo 180J 22 EMR Stylus is an amazing choice. And don't worry, it is not really JUMBO!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Mike S. Mike S.
Style: Noris digital jumbo
They did a good job making it feel like a pencil. It's pen size, light weight, and doesn't have a battery. It's also not built well, the eraser part came off on mine, the glue might have failed in the cold weather. It is accurate and works on basically all emr devices. But it does feel cheap for it's $60 price, my other pens in that price range have been worlds better. The only plus for this pen is that it has an eraser.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2025 by Andrew
Style: Noris digital jumbo
I've had this for a year, using it with a Boox Note Air device. Before I bought it, I was worried that it wouldn't feel right, because it's shorter than other styluses and its body is triangular. But when it came, it was so lightweight and easy to hold and use -- I didn't care about either of those things and still don't. It's the best EMR pen in the house. I think in a year's time I've replaced the nib only once, with daily use. The pen writes for me at any angle, which is really important because I like a very flat angle to the page sometimes. It snaps into the pen-holding slots for at least two cases I've tried, even though it looks like it won't. It's just a really responsive, comfortable, lightweight writing device. I wish they would put an eraser on the back of their EMR pencil version; I'd buy it in a heartbeat if they did.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Jesse
Style: Noris digital jumbo
This is a very ugly, but best stylus I own for the Boox Note Air2, so far. Let me compare them for you. If you look at the attached image, going from top to bottom: The Boox Note Air2 stylus that came with the reader/tablet comes with a nib protector that looks like a rubbery pen cap. It is well weighted and has a fairly good magnet that allows it to ride long with the tablet. Nobuttons and no eraser. The magnet works the best of all of them. The downside is the shape of the Boox edge: it is round so lots of magnet stylus pens have trouble hanging on. The nib is a little large and soft. It is ok, but difficult to write in a very narrow and thin pattern. Next is the iReader stylus from Japan. This is would be my favorite pen but I wish it was a tiny bit heavier. It is solidly built and comfortable to hold. It has the best soft end eraser experience. You can erase with a good angle to the stylus and it still works. Not true for all stylus with erasers. And it has a curved edge that helps the magnet edge hold better to the Boox. The nib is somewhere between the thickness of the standard stylus and one of the very thin tipped nibs. It might well be the best, but the pen is still very thin and fairly lite. Next is the Samsung Tab6 lite (specifically the lite model works well with the Boox) and while it has a magnet, it doesn't hang onto the tablet too well. I want to love the stylus and for the price it is pretty good, but I know I am going to accidentally drop it somewhere. It comes with a button that can be set as an eraser, which is nice. It has a very thin nib for precise writing or drawing. One of the thinnest nibs. Finally, the Staedtler. It is weighted fairly well and maybe the shortest. it has a really nice eraser end experience and the nib tip is darned near perfect. Perfect writing feel and nib size and hardness. It arrived with extra nibs and a tool for replacing them. The three edge triangular body makes this stylus, by a long shot, the most comfortable to hold. The plastic shell feels solid (the original was wood I believe and that made it feel neat, but more breakable) and dependable. The downside is: no magnet. BUT it feels and writes the best. Two things I hope they update in the next version: Slightly longer. It isn't a big deal that it is the shortest, but I think slightly longer would be an improvement. Also, not a huge fan of the yellow sides, which is nearly like a trademark to the product. Maybe just a tiny part near the tip could retain that signature look while the rest could be black? On the upside, there is no way I am losing this stylus, based on the stand-out colors. It just makes me feel like a construction worker about to mark the cut length of a 2x4. But other than the length and the color, every functional piece of this Stylus beats out other styluses like the iReader which is priced near 3x higher. I do still love the iReader as my #2 (it took 2+ weeks to get it from Japan) but this is my #1 (got it overnight from Amazon!)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2022 by S. Mcdonald S. Mcdonald
Style: Noris digital jumbo
Wow :Excellent. Works with this pen instead of the one that came with the Onyx Boox Air 1 and Air4C. It writes great, feels much more comfortable to hold, and the eraser on the top works perfectly and is very convenient. Highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by ram nasi
Style: Noris digital jumbo
I purchased this for my Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, specifically for using with Clip Studio Paint. It is absolutely INCREDIBLE! The fat body is very comfortable to hold, even having arthritis, and I've found it to be just as responsible as the usual S Pen. I bought it just for the eraser and it's been worth every penny, making swapping between tools seamless. I like how lightweight it is, I like that you don't need a battery, I like the little bit of wood at the tip and I like the soft textures of the whole body. I cannot imagine going back to art without it!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by Jordan Reed