No Worn Out Titanium Alloy Fine Point Replacement Pencil Nibs Compatible with Samsung Tab S7,S8,S9 S10 S Pen Stylus, Accurate Control Pencil Tips fits for King Write EMR Pen,2 Pcs

Still getting used to writing on my Samsung Tab S8+. I bought these tips because I immediately hated the lack of control the plastic tips give me. Very sloppy. I use a tempered glass screen protector so I'm not concerned about scratches. (I have none though.) I also bought a magnetic anti-glare protector that goes on top of the glass one. It works well with these tips but they instantly scratch it up. You can see every mark on it. So I don't know that I'd use the anti-glare all the time. It might be good for long writing/drawing sessions but it could get expensive to replace. I'm going to try and get used to the glass, and save the anti-glare cover for times when there is light blocking my screen. I also don't want to deal with the hassle of applying the permanent plastic protectors on my large screen. They sound terrible, and I'd have to replace it a lot with these tips.To give these tips a little more texture on the glass protector I tried to file it with a very course nail file. It got a little more rough, but went back to smooth almost immediately. So that didn't work that well. I also tried a bead of gel polish, cured under my nail lamp, but that didn't improve much either. (However, a bright color gel-bead works great on the the side-button so you can see it easily. I could never find it.)I like that these practically never wear out. That will save a lot of time and money. I also like that I could play with modifications because they can take some abuse.I really like that the tip is fine. I could even use a finer tip but I will judge that more after I get used to this format. I always feel like I have to write a lot bigger to write neatly on screens. So this pen helps. It's works very well with pressure-sensitive apps. The slightest change makes your "ink" darker or lighter. You barely have to touch the screen to get a super-light, fine mark. I don't draw at all so I can't comment on art work.Glad I got these. I think it will help me get over the learning curve of electronic notebooks.

I had tried these nibs out and at first was worried if they are too sharp and would scratch my tablet's screen, luckily it wasn't really the case. I first tried the nibs out on a glass tempered screen protector, especially for writing and drawing. I see no problem with writing and drawing except the glass screen protector does give a little glide. Once I put over a magnetic matte screen protector on top of my glass screen protector however, I had a little more friction. I was surprised when I was first trying out the nibs on my matte screen protector, it didn't leave awful scratches. I was impressed! I do recommend using screen protectors for these nibs. [I recommend Bellemond's magnetic screen protector to put over a glass tempered screen protector, for that extra protection].Worth the price, fits and works well, 5 stars!

Quite honestly, after attempting to use regular plastic nibs or the other styles of nibs with rubber tips for a pencil like feel, I found that these titanium nibs were the best to use. Months later and I am still using the same nib with no issues. I also want to say that I have no pressure issues with my samsung pen with these nibs that I use on an S9 tablet as I have been warned in other reviews. I have you used it as a direct pressure pen as well as a shading style held to the side. and found it worked fine in every way i attempted to use it. I would say that I wouldn't attempt to use these on a tablet that has no screen protector as I could see this possibly scratching them. But as far as using it with a screen protector that has a paper like feel, I think they're completely fine and also give the feel of using an actual Pen or pencil, though I could relate it more to a Bic pen feel. I highly recommend.

I was a little worried buying this that it wouldn't fit my tablet's S Pen, since it's not listed, but LOOKS an awful lot like an S7's pen. I figured it was cheap enough to risk trying, and worst case, I could send it back.It fits, and it works! Pressure is really nice, tilt is really nice, and it feels GREAT!However, this 5-Star is possibly temporary; it will depend on whether or not this tip - by way of its own durability - will damage my screen protector over time (I am currently using tempered glass). I'll have to fiddle with the pressure sensitivity on my app to get it to where I won't have to press as hard. If it does start wearing down the screen protector, I'll take it down one star as a warning to others who might want to take that sort of thing into account.If it doesn't cause damage - or too much damage, at any rate - I may even consider this as an excuse to maybe give a paper-feel screen protector another shot... I love the tactility of paper-feel, but the fact that it'd eat plastic stylus tips like candy made me hard-pass after a few tips, but if this tip can survive, it might be just the thing needed to make paper-feel feasible.Fingers crossed!!

I have used these on a tab s9 WITHOUT a screen protector. They work really well. Pressure sensitivity and feel are great.Unless you're literally stabbing your screen, I wouldn't worry about scratching or cracking the screen.

Ordered this about a year ago (2024) at the time of writing this review (2025) for my Tab S9 Ultra's S-Pen. I paired this with a textured screen protector for that paper-like feeling. These nibs are honestly unbeatable. I have been using the same one for the entire time. Not once have I had to replace it and it still looks brand new. I was worried about the feeling when using them or that they would tear up the screen protector but they haven't and that has been a huge relief; of course, I'm sure you COULD if you tried hard enough.