Soft Paperfeel Damping Tips Replacement Compatible with Apple Pencil 1st Gen & 2nd Gen, Noise Reducing Pen Nibs for iPad Pro(2 PCS)

I literally just got it about 20 minutes ago and already love it. I was getting really annoyed with the “tappy-tappy” sound of my regular tips so I figured I’d give this a try. It’s way quieter and has a little bit of “drag” which is actually helpful when playing a game that needs me to not accidentally drag the screen around when tapping so this gives it a little grip. I’ve seen some reviews saying they wear out faster but for the lower price, I’m ok with changing it more often.

I tried these because I have tried paperlike screen protectors in the past and they haven’t been my favorite, but these tips were a great choice to have that less slick feel from the original Apple Pencil. They’re not super gritty but just enough to feel better writing. I haven’t tried drawing with them yet but imagine it’ll feel better, too. I can’t attest to this because I just got them, where some other reviews have said they wear out fast but for the price I think that’s fine.

I got these as I wanted a grippier tip so I didn’t have to use a crappy “paper feel” screen protector and they did not disappoint, the only drawback is the price as these cost the same as the original apple tips.

i bought these tips once i started writing on my ipad in public more at coffee shops & libraries & wanted to take every precaution to not annoy my neighbors with the constant pencil-to-ipad tapping that comes with writing on tablets. these tips definitely deliver in terms of muffling the taping noise, but the friction was a little hard to work around until i stopped pushing down so hard with my apple pencil on the ipad itself (which isn't good for either product anyway). once i did, i had no qualms with the friction.

I like them better than the Apple default tips. They don't cause as much noise, add some friction to my pen strokes, and are much better than the slippery pen tips from Apple. But man, do they wear out quick. I should preface that I use the Apple pencil pretty much every day for several hours as a digital artist so they might wear out quicker because of that. But with my constant use of them, I time the tips becoming glitchy and unusable by the end of 1 month or 2. Still, I would buy them again. If you are an artist, buy them in bulk.

ok, rarely give reviews...but 10000% love this product. Do not waste your time or money buying a screen protector like Paperlike. Those screen protectors dull the beautiful display of your iPad, get scratch marks on them. Instead, buy these tips. These Apple Pencil tips give you the perfect writing resistance, the quiet you expect from writing on paper, and are such a great value. This is the way to go if you use your pencil and apps like Notability or GoodNotes. I wish I would have found these tips soon.

Fantastic! Love these Apple Pencil tips. I have used all kinds: the ones that cost $25 (EACH!) to provide a little extra friction on the iPad screen (rip off!), the silicone ones that fall off… These are by far the best product at the best price.They are screwed on, which is great because they do not fall off. They provide just the right amount of friction on top of a paper-like screen cover. They last a long time. They are reasonably priced. Thank you!

these tips are supposed to feel like paper, then I must have been using the wrong kind of paper my entire life. Seriously, I was expecting a nice, textured writing experience—something that mimicked the feel of a real pen on paper. Instead, I got a smooth, slippery mess that felt nothing like the real deal.Yes, they fit the Apple Pencil, but that’s about all they do. The writing experience is subpar at best, lacking any of the resistance or tactile feedback you’d expect from something marketed as “paper-like.” If anything, they make the Apple Pencil feel worse to write with.I’ve used plenty of e-ink devices and accessories that actually do a great job at replicating the feel of paper, and let me tell you—this one ranks dead last. For the price, I expected at least a noticeable improvement over the standard Apple Pencil tip, but instead, I got a disappointment wrapped in false advertising.Save your money. If you’re looking for a true paper-like experience, keep searching—because this ain’t it!