Apple Pencil Pen Tips Protector - Silicone Pencil Nib Covers for iPad, Apple Pencil 2nd Generation, 1st Gen, Pro and USB-C by IFELI(Low-Friction Black, 4pcs)

I love these new tips! No need for the tip sleeves anymore, and they work perfectly. I barely installed these tips so I can’t comment yet about durability.Update: Out of the two tips received, one of the tips already separated after 4 days, so I have to use it as a slip on sleeve but it doesn’t stay on well. The tip without the rubber sleeve is extremely sharp so not advisable to use without the sleeve.

So not even a fill month of actually using the tips the rubber actually came off and I even tried gluing it to keep it on. The tip wore out and I honestly am not rough on it. I'm trying the second one with a different case in hopes that it could be my iPad case that caused the wear on the tip. Over all noticed a HUGE difference in the around the pencil makes on the screen and do love that part

Use these at your own risk. I write A LOT on my iPad. These do not hold up, and worse when they break they will leave bits of plastic inside the pencil tip so you can't add another tip until you figure out how to get the plastic shards out.I backed these on kickstarter. At first I loved them. So much so I bought a set for my wife on Amazon. Then the problems started.The first wore out, the tip was gone and then it would write correctly. No accuracy. It was great when new.The second broke, the ring of plastic at the base that goes inside the pencil. I was able to get it out and replace it. I'm on my third, while I'm looking for the original apple tip.My wife's just broke tonight. That's three out of four that have failed. The only reason the one I'm using now is OK is because it wasn't used. Glad I bought a second set for my wife's. Now if only I could find real quality tips. :/Save your money. Even at half price like they are right now they aren't worth the money. Sadly.

Using this with the original iPadPro and the original Apple Pencil. Years of suffering with drawing mistakes due to the slickness between the Apple Pencil’s hard tip and the glass screen, the silicon tips of this product returns the feedback that paper provides for straight and curved free hand lines. Yes, other tablet drawing tools have more friction but not the interactive response of the Apple Pencil. And it’s an economic way to upgrade the Pencil. The tips do squeak if you put too much pressure but then you know that you are needlessly pressing too hard. Great product.

So let me start by saying that these feel great. The resistance given while drawing makes digital drawings feel more tactile and paper like. The problem lies in durability. I used one for about three days before I wore completely through the silicone. For the price, that ends up like $3 every day, which for me is a deal breaker.

It’s very quiet when writing and gets rid of the tapping sound from the original tip. The “low-friction” model provides a good amount of friction to avoid slippery writing while still making it easy to write on my iPad (no screen protector, bare glass).

I have been looking for an alternative apple pencil (2nd gen.) tip for a while. Even with the paper-like filter installed on my iPad, I find the standard tip uncomfortable and fatiguing my hand when taking notes or drawing. I was skeptical of this product as there was no rating. After finding out the product was *made in Korea* by a Korean company, I went on searching for their reviews on the Korean web search engine (I am Korean). It is a relatively new product and reviews by Korean consumers were very positive. Even though the price was higher than I wanted to pay, I gave it a try and order it. The tip works smoothly on the iPad Pro (3rd gen. 12.9-inch). Unlike the majority of silicone caps you can find on Amazon that you need to put on the original tip, it is a real silicone tip works well with an Apple pencil. Less fatigue and less noise when writing with this tip. No major delay or connection issue, although it feels not as sharp as the original, you will get used to the different feel. I have not found a real silicone tip anywhere else. Very glad I found this one. Highly recommend it to those who looking for an ergonomic Apple pencil tip alternative.

This is a great concept. I hate screen protectors and I love how this gives a more resistant feel when drawing. I did a video review of it when I first got it. That being said after a couple weeks I’ve worn them down. Such a bummer. I imagine all silicone tips will be this way. Wondering how they can make them stronger.

I hate the loud tapping when I use my Apple Pencil 2. WIth these soft tips, I don’t have to be annoyed by the sound of the tip against the tablet screen.

einfach genial, ich habe lange nach Stiftspitzen für den Pencil 2 gesucht, die nicht so glatt sind wie die Originale und trotzdem sehr wertig sind.

Been using this for nearly a month, so far my first tip still lasts fine. I didn't really write that much, but I did some sketches on Procreate a few times and the tip doesn't feel like it would start showing some heavy wear. Since other reviews did say the tips wear out quickly, your mileage may vary.Not having to deal with the tapping noises really makes a whole lot of difference, especially when taking notes in a quiet lecture hall.As these tips are blunt to not make the silicone part break easily, the accuracy is not going to be really that great. Unless you own the M2 iPad Pros to benefit from the hover feature, writing with a blunt tip is definitely needs some getting used to. This is the part where I have to go back to the original tips, as the lack of hover feature for non-M2 iPads means a pointy tip is much more beneficial for writing accurately.At least ifeli tips are much cheaper than the ones made by PenTips.

純正のカツカツ画面に当たる感じと滑りすぎる描きごこちはが嫌で、こちらの高摩擦タイプを使っていましたが、よくペン先のシリコンが切れるので低摩擦に替えたところとても良かったです。あとはシリコンの耐久性がどうかですが、2ヶ月ほど使って切れないので、高摩擦よりは良いのかなと思います。

Ich kann damit viel schöner schreiben, weil man doch etwas mehr widerstand hat. Schreiben wird dadurch aber etwas anstrengender. Die Spitze ist einen kleinen ticken zu dick. Weshalb es zum Malen nich wirklich geeignet ist. Man kann es definitiv mal ausprobieren. Habe lange nach so einer Lösung gesucht. Nicht perfekt, aber ich mag es trotzdem. Würde ja gerne die Filz Spitzen von Ifeli ausprobieren, leider sind über amazon nur die Ersatzspitzenerhältlich. Auch sonst wurde ich nicht fündig in deutschen Shops.