Ubrokeifixit Galaxy Tab S6 Touch Stylus S Pen Replacement Tips/Nibs for Samsung SM-T860 SM-T865 2019 10.5", S6 5G SM-T866N, With Removal Tweezer (White)

So for starters no it doesn't have the soft rubber tip but that's ok especially after using them. These nibs make everything seem faster and more direct than the original tip (tab s6 lite btw). The clip that comes does suck donkey nuts but use tweezers or nail clippers and it'll work fine. Can't complain especially for the price.Another big thing I noticed especially when drawing in Artflow, is that I didn't need to push as hard with these nibs. The rubber tip sometimes was annoying when shading, but these fixed that.

So happy to be able to get these for my stylus.. They seem to be working great, at this time. They fit perfect for the Note 10 plus stylus..

Just what i needed! I was running outta nibs for my stylus for my note 10 plus. These are the right ones and i love that it came with the tool as well.

First off I thought I was getting 3 white and 2 grey (3 soft and 2 firmer) but no they were all white and super soft. Secondly it doesn't fit entirely well and is a little loose. Third the aligned of cursor when writing is off. Fourth they are super crappy and I had 2 bend just from trying to put it in the pen.I wanted to buy a few soft tips since I have a tempered glass and using the firmer grey tip that came with the pen when I bought it makes it really hard to write with. Really wish I could return them

Make sure when you purchase the nibs that you choose the S6-lite, and not the S6 pen, as they are very different and the S6 pens are not compatible.

Very nice to have replacement tips BUT these wear down MUCH faster than the originals.

It held up for about a month of Hard core drawing. Pretty good.

I don't know if these are certified by Samsung or not, but they aill fit. Although, they are pretty cheap plastic. I had the first new tip in for a little over a week when I dropped my pen, and the tip snapped off. This left the base in the pen, with no way to get it out besides breaking the pen open! I tried tweezers, no luck. I tried filling in the swith super glue and pulling it out, no luck. I even tried removing the sides of the tip of the s pen with sand paper to get to the base, no luck. This could have just been an anomaly, but I won't be taking my chances with these tips when my new $70 s pen arrives in the mail. I'll give 2 stars just because they fit & feel just like the s pen tip when writting with them.