I know this is for generation 1 pens, but i have a generation 2 and can't find a firm nib for it anywhere. Will this work? TY
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It's fine resting that you asked that. I prefer a stiffer nib. The nib that came with the pen was softer than I live. I ordered replacement nibs and now it's perfect. I forgot who I ordered from but it was 3 nibs to a package and it was through Amazon
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Mine came with a circular clamp type thing, like a ring with a gap in it, and the gap clamped onto the nib when you squeeze the ring. Basically it's like tweezers, so I'd say: use tweezers and grab that nib and pull. It's firmly seated but it does pull out.Haha, or teeth like Nancy says :-)
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Martha, I have only tried it on the 1st and 2nd generation ipad (I'm currently using KINDLE FIRE HDX 8.9 )It should work just fine its a very sensitive pen and your ipad should be just fine with this pen
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Shirley,I have looked around and have concluded that the replacement tips for this pen are not linked directly to this pen. However, the Wacom replacement tips will work just fine but they are a bit more firm and requires you to apply more pressure. Personally I like the replacement tips from "The Friendly Swede". One thing you need to keep in mind though is the size might not be exact I have heard that people are finding the friendly swede tips to be a bit small for their pens. If I had to replace mine I guess I would have to go with the Wacom tips at least they will fit your pen. Best of luck with your replacement. Shirley,I have looked around and have concluded that the replacement tips for this pen are not linked directly to this pen. However, the Wacom replacement tips will work just fine but they are a bit more firm and requires you to apply more pressure. Personally I like the replacement tips from "The Friendly Swede". One thing you need to keep in mind though is the size might not be exact I have heard that people are finding the friendly swede tips to be a bit small for their pens. If I had to replace mine I guess I would have to go with the Wacom tips at least they will... » Read More Shirley,I have looked around and have concluded that the replacement tips for this pen are not linked directly to this pen. However, the Wacom replacement tips will work just fine but they are a bit more firm and requires you to apply more pressure. Personally I like the replacement tips from "The Friendly Swede". One thing you need to keep in mind though is the size might not be exact I have heard that people are finding the friendly swede tips to be a bit small for their pens. If I had to replace mine I guess I would have to go with the Wacom tips at least they will fit your pen. Best of luck with your replacement. « Show Less
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Check out the photos on the Amazon product page. Although the photos show a converter, this fits into the nib unit in exactly the same way as a cartridge. Simply, but gently, push the smallest end of the cartridge into the opening behind the threaded portion of the nib unit so that the nipple inside the unit pierces the membrane at the tip of the cartridge. You may have to wait a moment or two for the ink to get through - a couple of quick but gentle downward shakes usually does the trick (but don't bang the nib down on the paper to start the inkflow!), or you can even give the cartridge a slight squeeze if necessary. Sounds much harder than it actually is! Just check the photos for how the pen looks disassembled and have a play around. Easy.
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I don't know. I do know that my Intuos 4 pens don't work with an old Intuos 2.
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not from Genius unless you want to order a whole new pen. I found universal tips for the pen on ebay. 10 for 5.55
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I wish I knew. Maybe to help hold the new nibs in place? Also, what are the big black half-round disks for that are on top of the pen?
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NO! These nibs are NOT compatible with the Feel IT pen. These nibs are slightly larger then what the Feel IT accepts, and WILL NOT FIT.
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Please check with the seller. The EF nib is available on this model but be aware that it is razor fine. EF is usually F with other models. Good luck!
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i am not sure,, it works with earlier model bookpens, our 6 year oldr granddaughter used with an earlier version pen and book set !!look on the leapfrog website or call leapfrog directly is my only suggestion !! i believe this is the 2nd or 3rd version of the reader book / pen system ??
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I believe this one is the classic version. Which also is a grip pen but not to be confused with the newer version grip pen. I accidentally got the newer one and it wasn't compatible. I use a Cintiq 21UX.
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It's easy, it just pops right in thin-end first.If you're having trouble removing the existing one, there's a little tool. it's on the bottom of the 'pen stand' that came with the tablet I bought, it might be somewhere similar for yours (if it's monoprice compatible it must be similar). You just poke the tip in and pull back and it leaves the old nib behind. Or you can just pull it out gently with your teeth or tweezers. There's no wrong way, it's not held in by a catch or anything, it just plugs and unplugs.
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NO! (I hit the wrong button on my previous answer. If you are not getting good flow, there is another problem. The tines of the nib may be spread incorrectly, the pen may need cleaning, you may be using an ink with inadequate lubricants (ref to as "dry"). Start by soaking the front section in warm water for an hour, rinse and & try again. If that doesn't work, add a tbsp of clear ammonia and soak again. Also look at the nib. if the tines spread rather than narrow as they proceed to the point, see this vid. If they touch tightly at the tip, also watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_bNRrPk5MY. Start around minute 5. NO! (I hit the wrong button on my previous answer. If you are not getting good flow, there is another problem. The tines of the nib may be spread incorrectly, the pen may need cleaning, you may be using an ink with inadequate lubricants (ref to as "dry"). Start by soaking the front section in warm water for an hour, rinse and & try again. If that doesn't work, add a tbsp of clear ammonia and soak again. Also look at the nib. if the tines spread rather than narrow as they proceed to the point, see this vid. If they touch tightly at the tip, also watch it.... » Read More NO! (I hit the wrong button on my previous answer. If you are not getting good flow, there is another problem. The tines of the nib may be spread incorrectly, the pen may need cleaning, you may be using an ink with inadequate lubricants (ref to as "dry"). Start by soaking the front section in warm water for an hour, rinse and & try again. If that doesn't work, add a tbsp of clear ammonia and soak again. Also look at the nib. if the tines spread rather than narrow as they proceed to the point, see this vid. If they touch tightly at the tip, also watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_bNRrPk5MY. Start around minute 5. « Show Less
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Yes. Nib size does not matter. However it won't work with non-Lamy pens. (I've already tried it.)
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These are not the proper nibs for the Gen 3 Duo with the nice carbon fiber fabric nib, these are just rubber nibs. The proper nib for the gen 3 Duo is part number ACK20610, Bamboo products CS160 and CS170.
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That's weird... hasn't happened to mine yet. I've had for about 2 months now, with semi-regular use. The nib is still working well. I think a 3-pack of nibs is avail on Amazon and inexpensive.