No Worn Out Titanium Alloy Fine Pencil Nibs Compatible with Wacom One Creative Pen, Replacement Hard Refill Tips fits for WACOM ONE DTC133W0A /Galaxy Tab S8 S7 Stylus,2 Pcs

My husband gifted me the most amazing computer I’ve ever used for Christmas last year; the Samsung Galaxy Book 360 - a laptop that duals as a tablet, which has been incredible for illustrating.However, Samsung didn’t think it necessary to include extra tips, claiming (as I contacted customer service myself and they said this themselves) that the only included tip would “never need to be replaced”. But apparently they don’t understand that plastic, especially pieces as small as a pen tip, can break.So, I, like many others apparently, looked everywhere for proper replacements.I’ve tried so many brands, and none have come close to solving my issue.Until now!I was guided by someone with the same issue as me to look into the Wacom tips. When I started searching here, I found these metal tips. I was skeptical, but I’m glad I gave them a shot.This tip is incredible, and fits the SGB360 and apparently S7 Pens beautifully! Zero resistance in spite of a screen protector - glides like butter over the screen. I’m seeing no wear on the tip, nor issues on the computer. In fact, the pressure sensitivity seems BETTER than the original tip. Additionally, the tip hardly has any wiggling, and feels incredibly durable. I love that it doesn’t come to a point like the original tip, because it doesn’t feel like you’re gouging the screen lol. I 100% recommend this tip for any poor Samsung users, because at least this brand seems to care about their customers.The only advice for this tip (which may or may not be necessary), would be to get a screen protector. Because in spite of the tip gliding so beautifully over the screen, it is a metal tip, and that personally makes me nervous lol. But unless you’re bashing the tip into your screen, you should be ok.Hope this helps anyone!

Needed a long term solution for the original felt tip nibs that came with my Galaxy Tab S8+. The options for felt nibs seemed less than ideal and would wear out too quickly. Didn't want to have to deal with replacing them all the time. I do have a tempered glass screen protector, but I also didn't want to scratch it all up. But thankfully, this is pretty smooth. I write a lot on my tablet (taking notes, digital planner, etc) and haven't had any issues since replacing with these. Sensitivity is just like the original nib. I don't press very hard when I write, but I could imagine (as with anything treated roughly) that if one was to write super hard, they might notice some scratches (as on any glass surface). But if you write like you would with a ballpoint pen on regular paper, there won't be any scratches.Very happy with purchase. Would highly recommend.

I have an HP Z-book x2 g4, which comes with a hp stylus pen and pen nibs. HP no longer sells the computer, the pen or the nibs so the plastic nibs that came with the pen wear down and are not good after long term use. These titanium nibs are a great replacement! They fit well into the pen and don’t scratch my screen. I love that this is a 2 pack and I can have a backup nib. These don’t wear down since they’re titanium and have lasted over a year so far. Highly recommend!

So I have a Samsung Tab S7+ and I prefer the paper feel matte screen protector for both look (glare, reflecting light) and feel (for drawing) however, it CHEWS through the pens plastic tips like crazy! So I tried this and so far, absolutely NO damage to either my screen protector or the S-pen tip!! I LOVE it! If you like the textured paper like matte screen protectors but keep wearing down S-pen or Apple pen tips, try switching them out for one of these. As an artist, it kind of loses that nice... how to describe, the resistance feel on the tip on a textured screen like drawing on paper? Unfortunately there's less friction/resistance but not a whole lot. But all in all, definitely worth the buy, especially since when I tried asking a Samsung employee about replacement tips for their galaxy tab pens, they don't offer any. It was such a hassle! But these fit in the tablet S-pens not problem! The responsiveness is also really good, no problems detecting the pen tip or weird lag or anything.

I am glad I took the chance and listened to a few of the reviews. Although it doesn't have the Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite S pen listed, it is compatible. I also just so happened to have the Staedtler Noris digital jumbo and wanted to see if it'd work too. They both fit nice and snug, however on the jumbo it does stick out slightly further which seems to give it a lighter pressure than the nib in the Spen. I am okay with that considering I interchange them often. (I am heavy handed so my sketches are always very dark so it's quite nice to have a lighter line weight sometimes). I have noticed also the lines are incredibly precise and smoother than any Samsung nib or the dreaded off-brand ones. I've had both obviously and can say I prefer the metal 110%. I also have a paper like-bootleg screen protector on my Galaxy, and I would insist if you don't, to get one with these. It'll feel better to write/draw with as well, but also protect the sensitive glass from scratches or cracks.