Paperfeel Damping Tips

I use this nib to write notes on my iPad. They feel softer than the original Apple nibs. The writing experience on the iPad feels much better. They're less expensive than other options, and I'm happy I got them. No more tapping as I write, and a more pencil-on-paper-like experience.

I've tried a handful of different nibs for my apple pencil and these ones are the best by far. No more annoying clicking sound when you touch the screen. I bought these to help give my pencil more "grip" on the screen when I use Procreate and draw. I use them in conjunction with a matte screen protector and haven't had any issues. They do show dirt fairly easily but that is just aesthetic and I don't care, just don't be surprised if their color changes slightly. Sensitivity is just as good as the more expensive original, and I've only give through one in several months of use. Great for taking notes too.

I honestly love how soft and SILENT these tips are. No more loud tapping with the original Apple tip. However, after 10 weeks of using a tip for a few hours daily, it started skipping contact with the screen. Thankfully, the package comes with two tips. But be aware that these are short lived tips. I’ve gotten more than my money’s worth, but I’ll try a different brand next time.

Purchased these MJKOR tips to see what the difference would be since I have only used the ABS plastic tips included with my Targus pencil. Wow this is impressive, Interesting as well: these feel so buttery smooth. As if my tempered glass screen protector were a thin layer of Mrs.Butterworths.I wouldn't compare it to paper exactly, it's hard to explain until you feel it. A real pencil and paper, or chalk and blackboards, has a little "grit" feel when writing. These tips however, provide resistance while yet being smooth as glass. It slows down your motions using a little bit of smooth friction, which helps when drawing long lines or curves slowly. It has also helped reduce jittery lines and helps my notes and sketches look smoother.The tips are being used on a Targus pencil for 9th Gen iPad (gen 1 pencil) with tempered glass screen protector. I have also since purchased a different brand which claim to be a true Shore 60 Hardness 2B, and they are not as resistant as these MJKOR tips. I can write faster with the other tips. I would guess these MJKOR feel like a Shore 50? Just a bit softer than the claimed "true 2B". So I actually like going back and forth between both to see what works best for quick note-taking, and sketching/drawing.But overall, very pleased with these MJKOR tips.

First I'll say that these tips work and do add some drag to the writing and drawing experience. It seems to be the equivalent of what a paper-like screen protector would give, but with much less of a hassle. It's still not the experience of writing with pen on paper, but it moves closer in that direction. It's an obviously needed improvement that Apple is probably withholding to justify a new more highly priced product. I would recommend these in the meantime except that they apparently just stop working for no apparent reason.I've had this since Jan of 2022 and today the tip stopped working. Only 6 months of use is bad enough, but I'm a very light pencil user so my actual usage was probably only 2-3 weeks. I bought the 2-pack so I just changed to the other after doing the bluetooth troubleshooting, unscrewing the tip and trying different degrees of tightening. Only after these attempts did I realize it might be the tip. The second tip is working fine but I expect it too will soon stop working and then I'll return to the original Apple nib.

Smooth feeling for drawing on my iPad! It was like a dream the first time using these. The hard tips were to slick. This gives the perfect amount of grip.

these tips are supposed to feel like paper, then I must have been using the wrong kind of paper my entire life. Seriously, I was expecting a nice, textured writing experience—something that mimicked the feel of a real pen on paper. Instead, I got a smooth, slippery mess that felt nothing like the real deal.Yes, they fit the Apple Pencil, but that’s about all they do. The writing experience is subpar at best, lacking any of the resistance or tactile feedback you’d expect from something marketed as “paper-like.” If anything, they make the Apple Pencil feel worse to write with.I’ve used plenty of e-ink devices and accessories that actually do a great job at replicating the feel of paper, and let me tell you—this one ranks dead last. For the price, I expected at least a noticeable improvement over the standard Apple Pencil tip, but instead, I got a disappointment wrapped in false advertising.Save your money. If you’re looking for a true paper-like experience, keep searching—because this ain’t it!

*tip tap tip tap tip tap*"what are you doing on your ipad??" --the students who realize I've entered the room.I swapped out the noisy tips with these and suddenly the kids don't notice when I slip in to observe/get data (you know, like how they are when they don't think I'm there!). These tips are advertised for the "paper-feel" for drawing, but the silence it provides is great for work as well as when I stay up late working and I don't want to annoy my partner!