sciuU Titanium Alloy Tips [2 Pack] compatible with Wacom One by Wacom, Intuos Series Pen, No Wear Out Replacement Metal Nib Refill fit for WACOM CTL-672,CTL-671,CTL-471, CTL-472

I have a paper-like screen protector on my tablet - as such I've found that plastic nibs never last whilst drawing. These nibs are perfect to ensure longevity and allows for better control when drawing! No more plastic nibs for me!

The nibs are offered for Wacom One Creative Pen and are compatible with Boox triangular EMR pens that come originally with Boox Lumi. I'm tired of replacing plastic nibs as I write many notes. I saw titanium alloy nibs for Boox pens on Taobao, but no such ones were in Europe and UK yet, so I had to search for compatible ones. My Lumi screen is covered with the original protection film. These alloy nibs write much like ballpoint pens - smooth and responsive. I have been using them for ~2 months and haven't seen any scratches on the screen yet - the nib surface is well-polished. Since they are metal writing on films, they don't wear out. I wish the seller provide compatible nibs for Staedtler Noris EMR pens as well, I would definitely buy them again.

Purchased for drawing on Wacom Quintic slate. too thin. for pro pen 2.

Was worried these would scrape into my tablet a lot but haven't had any issues after months of use. I work as a 3D artist and use my tablet for hours a day. I had gone through 3 Wacom plastic nibs in the space of 6 months, they wear down so quickly. I got these and have been using 1 for the last few months with absolutely no signs of wear. The tablet surface hasn't been effected at all and I'm using one of the more textured ones. These are a new essential for me using Wacom.

I've now been using the tips for 3mth and still on my first one no sign of wear lovely to use it glides over surface the pressure sensitivity is excellent I use my tablet every weekday for five hrs and weekends most of the day so that's a lot of use I'm gonna buy more very soon before the price goes up

I use this for the SPen of my Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+. I had been struggling with the plastic tips for a while. I have a paper-like cover in my tablet, and the last replacement nibs that I bought lasted for less than a week. I have been using this tip for 10 days now and I see no sign of wear. For me this was a game changer. I do not have to worry about buying new replacement tips every month. The only disadvantage is that this tip may be a little bit less precise than the plastic tip. It feels a little bit more stiff, but it is expected due to the material, and it is a cost I am pleased to pay in exchange for not having to throw away useless plastic tips every four days.

I do a lot of sketching with an intuos pro L tablet, quick strokes that are impossible to get right once a nib starts to bevel with wear and skip My one worry with these was that they would be too smooth, but with a rough texture sheet on the intuos they are just right; the feel is slightly different, but I would say better than the wacom nibs, although that said they may be too smooth on a default texture sheet which I have not tried The nib shows no signs of falling out I do not know how long they will actually last, but I bought a second set just in case; I do not see me ever going back to the plastic nibs EDIT - after six months I will say that these are still better than the hard plastic nibs, but for fine control they do not replace felt nibs and the traction they provide

Read other reviews. Bought two sets of these. One packet the two fit perfectly. The other as stated in other reviews did not. There was utterly no hold in the pen for them. I sent these back. The two I have fit and do not fall out. As too use. Some sensitivity is lost compared to the Wacom nibs. It's slight but noticeable. Not a game changer as it means adjusting the pressure you use compared to the plastic ones a slight amount and I do mean slight. So the big issue is them fitting. They aren't cheap and to have two fail utterly is not good and shows an inconsistency in quality control and manufacture. You are taking a chance on these. On blurb it does say to use a screen protector even on the Intous pro. I've always taped Bristol board 250 gsm to my tablets. Never liked the feel of the tablet surface and the paper has always worked well. They do have a harder feel to using compared to the plastic ones. So getting a screen protector or using Bristol board is something I would recommend to protect the surface of you tablet.