3 PCS Galaxy Tab S Pen Metal Tips/Nibs Replacement for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+/S10 Ultra/S9/S9FE+/S9 Ultra/S8/S8+/S8 Ultra/S7/S7 FE/S6/S6 Lite S Pen Replacement Tips/Nibs with Tools

Fantastic. Doesn't scratch my screen and works with my Samsung galaxy tab 10 fe. If you still have a plastic nib, consider replacing it with these

These are awesome! I've been using the same one now for about 5 times as long as the original plastic tips. No sign of damage to my screen protector either. Highly recommend.

Best accessory upgrade decision you will make. Now I don't have to worry about replacing the tip every couple of weeks. It appears to be safe to write directly on the tablet's screen, but I would recommend using it with a paper-feel screen protector to really get that authentic paper feel. It comes in a pack of 3 with the removal tool, which should cover most people's writing needs. Highly recommended, especially if you are the type of person who uses the pen a lot for writing or drawing.

Works really well. I have a tempered glass screen protector and haven't noted any scratching, it genuinely feels like you're writing with a pen.

I love having a metal nib instead of plastic. It gives a much smoother, sturdier experience, and I had no problem fitting the nib into the pen that came with my Galaxy Tab s10 Ultra. Been using every day for several weeks with no sign of wearing down. The original plastic nib was wearing out in less time than I've had the metal ones. I did notice a tiny, barely visible scratch on my glass screen protector that I assume is from the metal nib. However, do note that when I first got the tablet and didn't have a screen protector yet, my screen received some small scratches from use of the original plastic nib. I think occasional scratches due to use of the pen are just something that happens regardless of what kind of nib is being used. But hey, that's what the screen protector is for, isn't it? I would probably be a little wary of using this nib on a protector that is not glass, as it is somewhat sharp and I fear it may scratch though thinner materials, but I have no experience to base that concern on. The only issue I had was with removing the original plastic nib using the little gripping tool provided with the metal nibs. I tried the tool several times in different ways with zero luck. My fiance ended up removing it for me using the little scissors on his multi-tool to grip it. Highly recommend metal nibs vs plastic. Use screen protectors regardless of which option you choose.

Terrible. Don't be fooled. I LOVED the idea of having a durable, pen-like feel to my writing and drawing, but the nib is so sharp that it causes scratching on the screen protector. And I definitely didn't trust it enough to try it on the screen without a screen protector. Not only that, but the pressure sensitivity with this thing sucked. So sad because I was really hoping that it would work, since I love the feel of a pen. Didn't work at all. If you only write in the notes app without the need for pressure sensitivity, then it's probably fine, but good luck finding a screen protector that can handle it.

It works great. Maybe I should have expected it but writing with metal nibs is very slippery and will need some getting used to. The metal nibs are a little shorter than the original, but it does work. The original and the metal nibs also have different registers for pressure. I tried both side by side you can check from the photos. In my opinion, the new nibs are better for writing notes but the older ones are better for drawing.

Got these for my tab S9 FE. I use it with a matte screen protector because I use my tablet to write so much. I don't really like this product. The writing experience isn't the worst, however, the tablet doesn't always register my strokes. This wouldn't be a problem if it only happens once or twice but it happens more than I would like. I like the look and feel of it though. If I could marry the feel of this nib and the precision of the factory installed one, that would be perfect. Also, maybe I'm a dunce but using the nib tool to switch out the nibs was a pain in the crack! Idk how all the videos I watched showed people using them so easily. Overall, it's not bad and could work for many but not for me. Maybe it's my handwriting or the way I hold the stylus but for now I'll settle for the plastic one.

Buenas para usarse con un protector paperfeel

Son resistentes y muy fáciles de colocar.

Regulares No las introduzcan mucho ya que pueden atorarse Las puntas aveces no las detecta no si si esten mal instaladas