Standard Nibs, for Pro Pen 2, 10 Pack

These tips work with remarkable tips and I’ve never had one that has fallen out. It doesn’t change the feel of paper when using these tips instead of remarkable ones. They also are much more durable than the ones remarkable sells I push in my pad pretty hard and was going through the branded ones really fast but I only change these ones out every two months.

Excellent product and reasonable price

So I use my S Pens constantly. On my Galaxy Tab SIO UltraI have a matte screen protector It would wear nibs out like they were made of ash. FINALLY A SOLUTION! These nibs are fantastic. I absolutely love LOVE them. They are the perfect hardness They don't wear out at all really. Highly recommend!! Buy THEM!

These are the Wacom brand replacement nibs for the Digital Pro Pen2. These nibs should have a higher rating but some people gave poor reviews because they feel that the nibs should be free. Realistically, the nibs are VERY reasonable, they last a very long time. And every company charges for nibs. Most companies charge much more! Great product does exactly what it is supposed to. Fits perfectly in the Pro Pen 2 and they are easy to install!

It does fit Spen included in the Samsung S-tablets. I tested on Spens from Tab s6, s7, s8, s9 and s10 (plus and ultra). And it does fit. It will NOT fit in Spen from Note series(i.e included in samsung phones). If you push-in the nibs too hard, spen will write on notes/pads even if you do not touch the screen. If that happens try to pull out the nibs slightly.

They’re perfect.

These items are tiny one-piece plastic "nibs" designed to be inserted into a digital stylus and used to draw on a tablet screen. These specific nibs are intended for the WACOM Pro pen two series of stylus. Frankly.....for something that is a few simple pieces of molded plastic, they are hugely over-priced, but they are essentially to make one's WACOM tablet work. Kind of a necessary grumbling, I suppose. WACOM, as of this writing, does NOT have these nibs in stock on their own web-store, so venues like Amazon are one of the few retailers that seem to carry them. The nibs will last about 1-3 months of daily use ( 4-5 hours / day approx) before they start to wear down. Once they are worn they begin to scratch the tablet screen surface. Users will feel a difference in drawing and hear a "scritching" sound when they draw. That is the signal to change-out to a new nib. Bear in mind that these items are TINY and easily lost. Keep them some place where you can remember to find them.

It' very tiny parts. Did not have a chance to test it yet

I bought it for my Samsung S9 FE tablet pen and honestly it is better than the original.

Fits in samsung tab s9 , and works well. Personally i like it more than the original

Se ajustan a la descripción. Originales Wacom

Funcionan bien, son las originales y están a buen precio.

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