🖊️ Enhanced Apple Pencil Tips Replacement - Compatible with 1st Gen & 2nd Generation - 4 Pack Pen Nibs for iPad Pro Review

bought it as a spare but couldn't get it to work stably. I mixed up different iPads and couldn't connect. thought my screen protector had an impact (but the original tips worked fine). I was able to get it working by removing the protective film and putting the tip on the screen. Then it also worked with the screen protector. then it won't work on the next try. I bought original Apple Tips and they worked great even with the screen protector I originally had. I tried to save a few bucks by…

I was in dire need of an affordable and quick solution to replace my worn out Apple Pencil nib as it was getting to the point where it would only work if held fully vertical. These arrived quickly and on time. The moment I checked them out I could write and draw buttery smooth and I can finally tilt them again! I love that they come in a small storage box, as well as extra caps to protect the tips (it works just as well with a pencil!) You won't regret it! I'll be back for an update for sure…

This is the perfect identical replacement for Apple branded pens and easier/cheaper to get. Unfortunately I was hoping they would last longer than Apple's as the description says they are more durable / have a longer lifespan but wear out just as quickly. I use a textured screen protector that wears off the tips quicker than usual, but personally I need texture when I'm working (pictured) so I don't have much of a choice. I really hoped that would make them last longer than Apple's. :( Caps are

I wore out my original pencil tip and had to replace it after the metal became visible. I wasn't sure if the Apple imitation would work very well, so I ordered both this brand and Apple's official picks to compare. I looked at them through a magnifying glass and literally couldn't tell them apart. Not only are these tips half the price, they also 1) work great with no mating or printing errors, 2) are absolutely smooth and just as hard as Apple tips, and 3) screw tightly into the exact same…

I like that I haven't wasted my arms and legs buying consumables that I go through too quickly. Admittedly, I press too hard when writing or drawing, and I drop my Apple Pencil at least once a day, often damaging the tip and rendering it unusable. I've always been pushing too hard and I've always dropped more pens and pencils than the average person I feel. I don't think these traits will go away at this stage of the game. The clumsiness of the hands made it a bit expensive to keep replacing…

I learned the tips for my Apple Pencil Gen 1 quicker than I'd like, probably due to the matte screen protector (on the 2nd gen iPad Pro) for drawing, which wears off quickly. I just upgraded to a 2020 iPad Pro and a 2nd gen pencil and wanted to extend the life of the nibs so I decided to try these nib cases. I draw first and then write/take notes on an iPad, but my test of the nib tips was done with drawing first, where I found that while they appear to be a great layer of protection between…