Upgraded Tips for Apple Pencil Tip, Safe Replacement Tips Anti-Scratch Pen Like Precise Control Rubber Nibs for Apple Pen (2 Pack)

I like these better than a paper feel screen protector. They provide just enough resistance, so your pen doesn't just slide around on the glass.

I did not like how dull the original Apple Pencil tip and I searched everywhere for the right one. I push down very hard when I write so I needed to find one that didn't wear down or break too easily. These are perfect! My only criticism is that the break off somewhat easily. It's a minor inconvenience compared to how great these are. I'm a PA student and I am writing in notability all the time.

The tip of one was bent and cracked, and the second one had hard plastic (over extrusion?) plastic around the rubber tip. To be able to use, I carefully trimmed the extra plastic. Unfortunately the connection was skippy, meaning if I drew a straight line, it would have parts missing. There was a bit of a lag as well. If the over extrusion issue was fixed, I still don’t feel it’s worth buying considering the lag and skip. Maybe I just got a bad batch.

I am a bit of a Apple Pencil nib connoisseur as I’m always seeming to accidentally tap the tip of my metal nibs on objects like counters and such and so then when I go to write, the part that I hit on something will scratch in on the screen protector and so I have to replace it.. so I’m always buying them to keep a constant supply for when that happens Lol. I saw these with the black tip and thought they’d be metal or something strong enough for use on my paper screen protector and I just clicked buy- didn’t really look into them like I should have but oh well. I do art stuff and a lot of writing and lettering on my IPad so I’m constantly putting pressure on my tip and whatever the black material on these tips is, it’s nothing like the metal or ‘pen like’ nibs I’m used to that actually last when used on my screen protectors. For someone who doesn’t really know the difference of what it feels like when the tips wear down may not be able to tell that this is…in fact, wearing down. When you draw and you notice it feels slightly different on the screen at some points or you hear a sound that differs from the normal sounds when your tip glides on the screen that’s basically one indicator. But anyways, this tip would be fine for those with regular smooth glass screen protectors or that don’t use a lot of pressure which is why I give it 3 stars. This wore down a bit in the span of 5 minutes, but thats because I draw with varying pressures and I know what to look for when checking the tips of my pencil.. just thought I’d write this out since there was only 1 review so far. I like the look of these which is what brought me into begin with but the black tip material is no match for prolonged use on paper like screen protectors.

I searched long and hard for apple pencil tips that would significantly reduce the noise of the pen tapping on the screen. I do not have a screen protector. This pen nib has rubber on the end, stiff enough to hold up to some pressure, but soft enough to greatly reduce any tapping sounds. I would compare it to using a rubber bouncy ball on a screen; still audible, but much less annoying. It also allows for some more authentic-feeling friction/resistance on the screen.As an artist, I use my apple pencil fairly often and tend to press harder on the screen than most. I bought these in May. Since then, I have used one replacement tip.It's starting to bend a little more than it should, so there are a couple of times when the tip won't register (1 out of 50 times, maybe, but I am a patient person so it doesn't bother me much). But it's still more than usable.It is not quite ideal to use just one tip for only three months, but purchasing two sets of these for $20 would last a full year. It's a relatively small investment but definitely changes a lot!If you haven't bought replacement tips before, they are definitely a little smaller than one may anticipate. They come in a clear plastic case with a padded bottom, so they aren't loosely bouncing around. The case itself is also very small, so make sure to know where it is!I think that these are great for the price, all things considered. I would recommend them to anyone who:a. doesn't like the loud tapping,b. wants to feel the friction and resistance of a pen, as if writing on paper,c. is overly worried about the hard plastic of the apple pencil scratching the screen without a protective film,d. wants a smaller tip for precision,and e. doesn't care for the flashy, bulky, colorful tip caps that many sellers offer on Amazon.They've been wonderful for me so far, and I will definitely be buying them again.

There was something like this from a different store in Amazon and they have been unavailable for over 3 months.I finally found something that’s the same.I like how it’s the same color as the pencil.The nib is rubber like so it doesn’t make a sound. It grips onto glass. I wouldn’t suggest using this for paper like screens.this material nib does last long since i’ve had my other ones for that. I just wanted to keep some extra just in case. I don’t know why there’s bad reviews.

Ordered the hard tip version. The product I received is NOT the same as what was shown in the product image. The photo attached shows the original Apple Pencil tip next to the tips received.Writing feels smooth and natural, but the tip is not a 0.02 inch tip as described in the product images.

I absolutely love these Apple Pencil tips! They make writing on my iPad feel so much more natural, almost like using a real pen on paper. The improved tactile feel has made a huge difference in my note-taking.Best of all, they didn’t scratch my screen, which had been an issue with some other tips I tried in the past. These are a game changer for anyone looking to enhance their Apple Pencil experience. Highly recommend!