Replacement Nibs for Apex Fusion Fine Point Active Stylus - Spare Tips

I paid the full advertised price for this stylus. First, I do want to say this is a beautiful stylus. I ordered the pink/rose gold to match my rose gold Ipad Pro 9.7, which, supposedly is optimized for styli. Its pretty with the rose gold ipad pro. I tried some of the writing apps suggested by Lynktec, including Noteshelf and the Lite version of Zoomnotes. Im not fond of Zoomnotes but wanted to try the stylus with an app that is supposedly optimized for this particular stylus on an ipad optimized for the use of a stylus. The stylus works ok with noteshelf, but there was no specific setting for an Apex product. Still, it functioned fairly well for the most part, although there was the occasional gap. This problem was most prominent with the "thin lines" settings. When set to a thicker line, it did much better. I think the result was a bit better with Zoomnotes when set to the setting for Apex products...smoother writing, fewer gaps. The thinner settings worked a bit better. But again, not fond of Zoomnotes in general. Too much clutter on the user interface. I didnt see much difference when turning off the gestures feature, nor did i see much diffference when activating palm rejection, for either app. Now I also tried it with some of the adult and kid coloring apps, and it works pretty well. Its great for the apps with pictures that are small, particularly if you are not zooming in. The tip is much finer than many of the other tips. I like that. Wish it came with at least one replacement. Finally, I tried it as a stylus, not a writing or painting or drawing instrument, but just as a regular old stylus for tapping and selecting and moving the page up and down while reading. It does just fine for those functions, and is especially good at hitting small action points. Its nice because it helps minimize fingerprints on the screen, but there are still things you will find easier to just do with a finger. And of course the gestures must still be completed with fingers. BUT. You must understand that this stylus will not work AT ALL for any reason, unless it is charged and turned on. If you are out and about and it loses its charge and your charger is at home, its dead in the water. It will not work like a basic stylus with no bells and whistles, period. The only real downside to this stylus besides the price, is that it will turn itself off after about 30 minutes. And thats a pain because like I said: it will not work at all when it isnt on. So there is that second or two where you are trying and trying to get the button pressed or the word written or the color to come in or the page to move...and...nothing. Then you notice the blue light is out and you turn it back on and all is well. I wish they would fix that. I havent seen any other stylus with battery power that does that. But when its on, I like it. If I had had an opportunity to "try before you buy", would I have spent $50 on it? Well, probably not, since there are some other pretty rose gold styli out there for much less money. But will I send it back? Nope. Given that I appreciate a beautiful object, and this stylus in rose gold is really a beautiful object, it has a clip, it looks great with my rose gold ipad pro, it functions reasonably well with all the relevent applications one would think of using a stylus for in the first place, and it has a nice kind of tip, I think its still a keeper.

I have used this beautiful stylus on Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 inch and it is really very nice precision stylus, actually this pen one of the most expensive active styluses but worth it.It charged via Micro USB and neither battery to be replaced nor Bluetooth pairing is needed, the battery last a long time.I used it for a month and I do not know really if the tip has to be replaced or it will be worn down after 3 months as I read in some reviews, however, replacement tips are available here in Amazon.There is a noticeable delay while writing but this response delay is expected as Tab S2 does not come originally with stylus and this little delay is accepted for me.I would like to give my personal comments about some points that I have read some reviews about them in Amazon:1- The stylus has a blue light at the bottom which is for me Not that bright and Not distracting while writing on my Tab unless you prefer to use the pen in a dark room or when room lights are off, otherwise this blue light is just fine.2- The tip glides on the screen smoothly and it will not scratch (Note that: screen protector will affect the accuracy of the pen and will give more delay while writing).3- This pen has an Auto Off feature that every 30 minutes the pen will turned off and for me it is not a problem at all, 30 min is not a short time.4- The only little thing that I do not like about it that I need holding the power button for 3 or 4 seconds to switch it On or Off and I think if it is only one click like some other active pens it would be much better since this the power button is solid and not easy to be switched on and even if this happens, the auto off feature can prevent draining down the battery if button accidentally pressed so, this is only thing that I do not like it on this pen but it is not a big issue.I hope this review is a helpful and I recommended this great Active Stylus Pen for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 device.

PROS:1) I can't live without this for editing video on my Google Pixel C tablet using the Power Director app, as well as making Powerpoint Slides using the Google Slides app. When I use my fingers, I'm always pressing the wrong thing.2) The length is great. I don't have to reach out to touch a button on my tablet. It makes editing video and making slides a lot quicker.CONS:1) The blue LED light at the bottom is so bright. I believe you're meant to hold the stylus towards the end and cover the light, but if you're like me and just hold the end of the stylus towards the button, you can't cover it. So what happens when I'm in my room at night with barely any light, the blue LED hurts my eyes. It's distracting, so much that I had to sew up a piece of elastic to cover it at the end. (I added a picture to show how it looks like.)2) The automatic shut-off feature shuts the pen off every 30 minutes. It doesn't do it when it's "asleep"-- it just automatically shuts it off. It's good if your'e not using your stylus for a long period of time to save battery... but if you're like me and spending an hour plus editing, it's really annoying to find that your stylus has turned off which you will automatically mistake as the program freezing.3) Not only is the automatic shut-off annoying, turning the stylus back on means you'll need to to hold on the power button for about 3 or 4 seconds. (I always guess wrong and have to slide up my fabric to see if I have actually turned it on.) It's not an automatic click on.4) After about 2 months of use, the button has now jammed... as if the spring is broken. So now I have to spend more time trying to make sure it's turned on, by holding one end of the button and sliding the button towards the end. It's hard to explain, but basically, it's kind of broken, and I'm sure with more use it'll break where I won't be able to use the stylus anymore. I'll be returning this ASAP once I have a replacement on the way.

La punta del Stylus venía maltratada parecía q había sido ya utilizada con anterioridad es por eso q calificó de tal manera