ubrokeifixitTab S6 Lite Touch Stylus S Pen Replacement Tips/Nibs for Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4" SM-P610 SM-P615 2020",with Removal Tweezer (​​​​​P610-Tips/Black)

Using the tool provided it was a little difficult to remove the existing nib but as long as you get a good grip on the nib it came out fine. I saw some reviews about the tool breaking the nib when they removed it but I didn't have that issue. Just make sure you grab as much of the nib as possible.I haven't had the opportunity to use the S-Pen much so I can't comment on the durability but the new nibs feel like the OEM one I removed. Time will tell!

Been using them for a few days so far and they're working out great. S6 lite

Buen material y se ajustan bien a mi s o en aunque se desgastan muy rápido

I am SO GLAD I purchased this little pack! I have a Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite Tablet, and I write with the S Pen ALL THE TIME (I am writing this review with it now). My original nib/tip had been bent for some time (we're talking 6 months, easy), and I thought that in order to "fix" it, I would have to purchase a brand new S Pen. So I put off even searching for a replacement S Pen because I wasn't thrilled about spending 40 or more dollars (I mean, come on, I purchased the LITE version of the tablet for a reason... ).Then I came across this little kit, or packet, claiming all I had to do was use their nib tweezer to remove my old bent and busted tip, and then replace it with one of their 5 included nibs, and viola! New pen! And yes, it is THAT EASY!BTW, These nib tips are also thinner, or sleeker, than the one included with the original S Pen, and it has made writing more fluid.One more thing: Shame on Samsung for NOT advertising how simple it is to fix a busted S Pen tip... You can purchase a brand new one from them (of course!) for $80, because you most certainly want that Bluetooth connection, and blah blah blah... but nowhere do they state "Hey, get one of these nice replacement nib sets, in varying sizes for writing preferences, INSTEAD...". I mean, this Samsung S6 Lite came with the S Pen, but because of it's LITE status, I have to purchase cases with magnetic pen holders, or hope I don't lose it when I set it down someplace...

I recently got my hands on the Ubrokeifixit Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Touch Stylus S Pen Replacement Tips/Nibs, and let me tell you, they have completely transformed my S Pen experience. These little wonders have become an essential part of my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 setup, and I couldn't be happier.These pen nibs also worked with my remarkable 2 pen, which saved me a ton of money! It's wonderful to see cross compatability!Installing the replacement tips was a breeze. I followed the simple instructions, and within seconds, my S Pen was equipped with a fresh tip. The fit was snug and secure, giving me the confidence that it wouldn't budge or cause any inconvenience during use. It was an instant upgrade that made me even more excited to put my S Pen back to work.Speaking of which, let's talk about performance. The touch sensitivity is spot-on, allowing me to glide effortlessly across the tablet's screen. Whether I'm jotting down notes, sketching ideas, or navigating through apps, the precision and accuracy are remarkable. It's like the tablet and stylus are in perfect harmony, responding to my every move.One thing that truly impressed me was the durability of these replacement tips. I've been using them for quite some time now, and they have proven to be incredibly resilient. Even with frequent use, they show no signs of wear or deterioration. It's a relief to know that I won't have to worry about constantly replacing them, as they are built to withstand the demands of my creative endeavors.If you're a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 owner or a Remarkable 2 user, who relies on the Pen for productivity or creative pursuits, I wholeheartedly recommend these replacement tips.

I don't understand why, but these don't work. Tip is completely unstable while trying to use it.

Thank you for properly fitting and working on and with my Samsung S Pen

These tips were too small and would not fit properly in my S Pen. I wasn't sure if different S Pens used different tips so I was careful to make sure the S Pen matched my tablet model and that these tips matched the pen, accordingly. Unfortunately, despite not seeing any obvious differences (even when held next to the original), these tips would simply fall out when the pen was flipped over.I am not sure if it was the *tips* or my pen, though. I suspect the S Pen I purchased was counterfeit -- though it had the logo and appeared to be correct, it came shipped in a white box with nothing else; it came with no way to judge whether or not it was genuine (maybe real S Pens do? I'm not sure). If you have a purchased-directly-from-the-samsung-store S Pen, it might be fine. Mine was bought from a third-party seller since the cost difference was substantial. It *seems* fine, but I have no way of knowing for sure.My recommendation: buy a Samsung compatible S Pen that includes tips. They're not a whole lot more than the tips, alone and many of the compatible ones come with extras. I'm not noticing any difference in performance between my "compatible" and my "possibly counterfeit" S Pen. Ignorance is bliss :)