💯 ZALU Silicone Nibs Cover: Ultimate Protection for Apple Pencil Tips (2nd Gen) - Black, 5 pcs Review

For the price. It was worth the risk, but it's really not something I'll really use. BENEFITS: • You reduce the Apple Pencil's loud tapping on the screen. Screen. • They add a little extra friction. (doesn't look like paper). CONS: • Reduce pencil sensitivity. I have to try a lot harder to get the iPad to recognize the stylus. I often have to click objects multiple times to make them work. • This makes diagonal lines wavy. The lines are fine if you don't use a silicone tip. • This makes the…

I tried using this to take notes on my iPad during class as I myself notice the sound of my pen hitting the iPad screen , bothers other people, but it muffles sound, it's very hard to write fluently unless I'm applying a lot of pressure. When I try to write with normal pressure, the pen tip lags or the line I draw breaks because the connection is lost. Although the colors and idea are cute, this isn't a note or drawing feature. Maybe I can use it as a pen cap if I drop my pen or something.

After I was sold a paper-like protective film and saw in some reviews that it wears down the point of a pencil, I decided to buy it so that I can write on my paper-like protective film. on paper, protecting the pencil. ok i am returning my screen protector now because the friction these tips create when writing on the glass is PERFECT. My handwriting looks beautiful and is so smooth! So save your money and buy these tips instead of spending $40 on an overpriced screen protector. I promise you…

UPDATE: I've ordered these again and am happy to see they are the same thick nibs as before and no thin ones breaking through a few uses sold by some others! They're worth buying and they work on textured paper like screen protectors too. They're perfect for my everyday iPad use that doesn't require drawing and writing in fine print. about 90%, so I'm definitely happy with them. So far I haven't had any problems with it, no lags/etc. except when I put the tip cap on first and don't press hard…

I was excited at first after scratching my iPad with worn out tweezers (didn't realize it was so worn out). I started using these protectors and loved it, but I draw a lot as a digital artist and designer so within a week the protector was gone. After I removed the protective film, I found that it stopped syncing because the distance between where I landed my apple pencil and where it actually drew was 5mm. I had to resync and retune and this happens every time after I remove the guards. I…