Is the nib *tip* coated with silicon *rubber like grip like the included s-pen* or plastic *like intuos\cintiq pens*?
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Its very much like what is included with the note s-pen, even same extra tips. So I would say silicon. I use mine more than included pen cause its more comfortable to use which totally wrecked my holder and back plastic since i dont put the s pen back.
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it is a plastic like intuos\clintiq pens. It is very much like what is included with note s-pen. But the back of pen can be used as a eraser.
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Mike, the stylus comes with both rubber/silicon tips and plastic tips. mine has a rubber tip installed in it already, and the little baggy has three more rubber tips and also two plastic tips...so 6 total...and the tool to swap them out.
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Mine came with a plastic tip, which I didn't care for because my tablet seemed way too sensitive to it. That said, it also came with a mix of plastic and silicone tips and the tweezer thing, and the silicone tip worked perfectly.
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No, it is simply a stylus with a rubber tip...Don't waste your money on this hunk of junk...I contacted Amazon about it and they credited my account...They said I could keep the stylus...I threw it in a drawer....
555002
The nib seems to be medium. I enjoy using the pen, and people who see it find it interesting.
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It is the exact same thing as the one with the UV light and pen on the other end. However, it doesn't come with any additional nibs, but IS compatible with them.
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Tip is a soft rubber like substance. About the diameter of a #2 pencil, maybe a little smaller.
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I believe so. This is why I think so... http://www.wacom.asia/en/intuos5/wacom-grip-pen
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I'm not sure. I don't remember receiving those items. I did get a stylus, which has a rubber tip. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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The ballpoint tip is retractable by a twist mechanism, similar to a Cross pen. I am kind of a 'pen junkie' who has a collection of very nice pens and I must say this Parker Sonnet exceeded my expectations. It is a smooth writing, well made and expensive looking pen. It is one of my favorites!
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ALL WACOM PENS USE THE SAME GENERIC NIB. [ The only exceptions to that rule are the wacom pens that use "art nibs" which have a fat white felt tip; and the wacom pens with a fat rounded rubbery end that is meant to be used on a touch-capacitive screen (e.g., iPad). You will certainly not mistake one of those pens as needing a "Wacom Pen Nib black stylus". It's impossible to get it wrong. So if you think you need a new nib for your Wacom stylus, get this product. You can't go wrong. ]
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No Any rubber tipped pen should work. I have cheap ones from Walmart but really never use it. JFYI you can scroll side ways with this monitor while looking at you photos. Pretty cool!
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Yes, it has a medium gloss to it, and very smooth. I would think it's made out of the same plastic that the shiny grey nibs are made of - They have the same hardness such that neither scratches each other. You will actually feel no friction through the nib onto your drawing pad, which is a kind of jarring feeling compared to how scratchy it originally was.
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The tips are not rubber. They seem to have some sort of mesh or whatever. They work great on my iPads. I have two stylus with the refill tips.
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No. I tried it in light of your question. On my IPAD I had to purchase a ccapacitance pen. It has a rubber ball like tip. I purchased it on amazon.com a could of years ago.
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Its like a thin rubber layer over hard plastic. Very comfortable to use. I do a moderate ammount of writing for work and I know Ive had pens that just hurt to use for extended periods of time. Its pretty durable. I've been using the same ones for quite a while now. They've held up pretty well. None of the rubber has peeled off or anything like that.
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If you are talking about the Wacom Stylus Bamboo pen itself I am quite sure that it is an actual Wacom product. As for the replacement nibs I am not so sure. but they worked well.
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I can't really answer that question. I have only used the Wacom Cintique. I googled the Wacom intuos3 pen nibs and found it to have a different part number than the pen that came with my Cintique. The Intuos 3 pen nibs show Part number: FUZA118. You might want to do a Google search to see if it is the same pen you are using.
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Hi! I'm not really sure. You probably would want to contact Wacom with an email and ask them what kind of nib is needed for the Intros Pen first. If it's the same one on Amazon then I would go with that. That's all I can think of to help you. Sorry and good luc.