IFELIFeltip Tip Replacement for Apple Pencil (4 pcs 1 Set)

I have bought every kind of tip for my Apple Pencil 2 and I absolutely love these with a silkfeel screen protector! It’s the most realistic “pen to paper feel”. I don’t recommend these for textured “rough” screen protector you won’t get the same effect and it quickly wears down.

I wanted to get these for a more pencil like feel. I do use a matte, paper-like screen protector for my iPad and as an artist I use my pen a lot. My original apple pencil nib lasted a good 7 months of frequent, if not everyday, with that screen protector before showing any of the metal in the tip. These nibs lasted barely a week. The tip would become looser and looser and the plastic covering the metal would wear out really fast. I went through the whole pack of them in under a month. They did feel nice and these might be doable with a different or no screen protector or with more moderate use, but if you're using your pen for the same purpose as me you're better off buying other nibs.

I am a huge fan of the friction created with the felt tip feel of these pencil tips however when I have used them and I have tried several different ones… they will only work for a couple minutes and then stop writing. I unscrew the cap and rescrew it back and it will work again for a couple of minutes until I have to repeat the process again. I’m not sure what the design flaw is but it’s a bummer. If they could fix that these would be awesome !

As the title of this review implies, this Apple Pencil tip has a very specific use case, but in that use case, I think it does pretty well, let me explain.The brand name for this product implies it uses a felt tip of sorts, but actually, that's not the case. Rather, it a small, hard piece of plastic with a bumpy surface texture, which is where the "very specific use case" title comes in, it's mostly meant for paper-like, or textured screen protectors.When using it for the first time on smooth glass, it felt like every other Pencil tip that I have, with little to no friction at all, so my movements felt a bit sloppy and lacked tactile response. However, when using it on a textured surface, it really began to felt as if it were some sort of traditional, graphite pencil. It didn't have a lot of friction, but it had just a bit more than a normal pencil tip on smooth glass, and it did have a bit of a tactile response to it as well.But as I often find myself using the smooth glass protectors more due to the visual clarity benefits alone, this tip doesn't change much, if at all for me.If you want a Pencil tip that's smaller than the one that Apple provides, while still having the ability to get an enhanced experience on paper-like screen protectors either now or in the future, this tip might be worth considering, only if you have or plan to buy the textured protectors, otherwise, on smooth glass, it doesn't make a difference. Just keep in mind, that over time, the tip may need to be replaced with refills once you fully wear down all four included tips.

What can I say they're perfect

I think maybe using a paper like cover on the iPad might make this feel different, but I don’t have one of those. I used this tip with just the regular glass of my iPad and it felt the same as any other tip.

DONT RECOMMEND!! Scratches my screen! I don’t feel that they r like felt tip pens but they do write very well. However sometimes the tip seems like it’s not registering with what I’m tapping on bcuz I will have to touch it a few times bfor it works and sometimes I have to use my finger to click on whatever it is that I’m doing.

I thought these would be great for iPad calligraphy, I was very wrong. Overall, I would not recommend anyone getting these. Here are some pros and cons.Pros:1. Nice packaging.2. Easy to replace, just like any other nibs.Cons:1. The tips are hard, rather than somewhat felt-like like the name suggested.2. The accuracy is way off. It is about 2-3mm off to the right from where the tip touched the screen. Maybe if you could figure out how much off it is, it might still useable. But why go through all the trouble buying nips.3. Pressure is less sensitive compared to any other types of nib.4. I would consider these pricey, as they're cost more than any of the other off market nibs I've bought.

I don't like them... the way it's advertised is that the tip is a special material that makes it glide similar to paper. No it's hard plastic just like the rest of it. The only nice part is the fact that it is more of a point but it really didn't make any difference... not worth it...

4個中2個試したがいずれもまともに反応せず(他の2つは試していない)1個500円としても不良品率高いし不相応すぎペン先も太いので絵を描く予定で購入検討している方がいるなら他のものを買った方がいい

フィルム無しのiPadで使うとカチカチいうしツルツル滑るし…紙にペンで書いているような筆記感とは言い難いです。ペン先がかなり硬いので試しに紙の上を滑らせてみたら、確かにシャーペンの感覚に近いと思いました。ところでAmazonのレビューで話題になっている「フェルト」はもしかしたら誤訳かもしれません。メーカー(韓国)のサイトでは先端の灰色の部分を「펠팁」(feltip/フェルチップ)と呼んでいます。だいぶ紛らわしい気はするんですが、レビュー欄でフェルト問題は取り上げられていないので、ifeliの造語のようですが韓国人的にフェルトとは受け取らないワードみたいです。ちなみにそこではペーパーライクフィルムとの相性が良い旨の高評価を得ていたので、やっぱりフィルム前提の製品なのかなぁ、と思いました。フィルム無しでの筆記感は特別いいとは思えませんが、かといって悪くもないので、フェルチップ別売りを考えればコスパ重視の方には有りな製品だと思います。でもそれなら最初にペン先4個は必要ないし、「ペーパーライク」は誤解しちゃうし…という意味で⭐︎3です。