(20pcs Pack) Tab s6 s Pen Nibs Replacement Stylus Tips for Samsung Galaxy tab s6,Tab s6 lite (Black/Gray)

I liked the options for feel this provided. It functions the same as the OEM tips, fits well, and the quality is good enough. It hasn't affected my writing speed, and the accuracy is good.

Easy to install, works fine.

Finally I felt like I should replace the nibs on my S pen. These appear to work as well. Longevity not determined yet but after a couple of months with heavy usage they still look good.

The tweezers make installation and removal of the nibs very simple. No complaints about functionality without a screen cover, they work smoothly on glass and do not wear down.However, if you use a paper-feel screen cover like I do for art, do not purchase these. You will get about 15~ hours of use before the nib is flattened. Don't keep using it or it will be too blunt to remove with the tweezers. Also, it will leave marks on the screen cover- these can be removed in the same way that crayon can be removed, but it's inconvenient to have to clean it off.

Durability is great, the function is smooth, and fit my pen perfectly, the magnet strength was strong enough for it not to get lost or de attached.

Good replacemnt

My 3 year old son can be a bit rough with the s-pen. I was disheartened to see the factory tip was mangled after a drawing session. These tops slotted right in and the included tool was easy to use. I honestly can't tell the difference between these tips and the one that came with my s-pen.

So the pros first: for the money, the amount of nibs, along with the removal tool and sd card tool is pretty hard to beat. The nibs are easy to remove, and seeing that our original S6 Lite nibs were wearing down, this gave both me and my wife 10 nibs apiece as well as a removal tool.We draw and paint on our S6's using Clip Studio. A lot. And we've found that the soft nibs (the darker ones) will last maybe a week to two before they're worn down or compressed to the point they're difficult to remove and will have difficulty registering if the pen is not fully vertical. Admittedly, that could be a case issue, too, and we could be pressing down much more than we need to. I've bought another set of nibs and a new case (like I said, this set is a great value!) to see if maybe that's the problem, but I am a little wary that these are good for light tablet use and not for as much indepth use as we do.