Wacom Bamboo Stylus Replacement Nibs Black ACK-21002

I have tried a few styluses for the iPad and the Wacom Bamboo Stylus is still the best... the nib works really well, with a great touch and feel on the iPad surface. The pen itself feels very natural in the hand and I use it all the time on my iPad for painting, vector graphics and navigation (although navigation is a bit of an overkill and can lead to wearing out the nib before it should). However, the BIG plus this stylus has over all the others I have tried is that you can replace the nibs when they wear out and this is a major cost saving over the competition because the stylus nibs don't last long if you do a lot of art work on the iPad. Other good styluses I have used are in the range of £20 and when the stylus nib wears out you have to replace the whole stylus... thats crazy! Wacom gives you 3 nibs for £8 that's much better value. So 5 stars for not ripping off the public and providing an excellent stylus.

So i like these alot. We used to go through nibs very quick...yes we all know that they split far too quick...great design feature for Wacom...sigh.This is mixture of them being too soft and the material being used. I tried the firm ones but had response problems on tap.So here is what i do. Get an ear bud or a little bit of cotton wool, pull off about half the cotton and pack the inside of nib.It firms up the nib which is nice but it still retains its softness for response and makes it last 3-4 times longer. Yes it will still wear out.It will actually IMHO improves the performance and longevity. Have fun and enjoy your nibs ;-)

Before you buy this item check u have a compatible bambo stylus, it fits the original bambo solo not the bambo solo 2.I do own the original and i love these replacement tips they are a perfect fit for my needs and are an amazing barginQUICK TIP... If u use the tips for notetaking or drawing..... take 1/2 the wool from one end of a cotten bud, fluff it up and then push it in to the nib before you add it on to your stylus, it stiffens the nib without reducing responsivness and makes it far easyer to use.QUICK TIP 2.... If ur sylus starts to not respond very well clean your screen and dip the tip of the nib in to a v small ammount of talcom powder, now gently rub it in to the nib in the palm and it will become just as responsive as if it was brand new.Hope this helps

I purchased my stylus some months ago and since purchasing my iPad in December have used it every day. My other half has worn out three cheap stylus since January. I was pleased to see that the price had come down to under five pounds as I had worn out my stylus tip. The process took all of thirty seconds to remove and replace with a new tip. A good quality product well worth investing in both the stylus and replacement tips.

The nibs work as they were designed but need to be a little harder wearing. I had to buy this replacement pack after the nib that came with the pen split after a short amount of use. The first of these new nibs has now split as well. It's still usable but over time the split will get larger. It would be nice to have them a little harder wearing but understand that this may hurt there ease of use.

I would give these and the stylus five stars since they have proven really useful and use them all the time, but they seem rather expensive for what they are. Each tip lasts me about our months before they fatigue and the rubber cracks. Keep an eye out for this as you could scratch your screen. Try not to drop the Stylus on the rubber tip - the metal underneath it can cut through the rubber.

Whist I love my Wacom Duo Stylus, at knocking on 30 quid it is a bit pricey, but the saving grace over most of the competition is that you can replace the nibs.A pack of 3 came in at just over 4 quid, and the are very easy to change.Very nice feel, and I use my Wacom Duo rather than the pen supplied with my Wacom tablet.Being able to change the nibs extends the life of the Wacom Duo which is great, I have to make sure I don't lose it.

Having ordered these in the past and been happy with them, I don't know what they've done with them but they are now less than useless. After a couple of hours average use the tip has the resilience of a badly inflated balloon and are virtually unusable. Now I have to decide whether to go for a non brand type or change my stylus. And to add insult to injury, because they're an add-on item (amazon prime) I ordered some other non-essential items so I could get them quickly. Thanks Wacom.