OneCut [8-Piece Silicone Pencil Nib/Tip Protector Cap for Apple Pencil 1st/2nd Replacement Non-Slip Writing Nib/Tip Protector Compatible with Apple Pencil 1st & 2nd Generation

The media could not be loaded.  Absolutely amazing! I am a student who is constantly studying and taking notes ( even through the night ) so the tapping noise from the pencil ( you’ll see in the video ) was getting on my nerves and other peoples too. I ordered these covers mainly for that and it works brilliant! Hopefully you can tell from the video I shared but honestly 100% recommended and there’s spare ones too! :) great value for money.

Good for more control, not super durable but u get plenty of them

Very well-priced and comes with a number of nibs. Easy to fit, with instructions too. I use on my 2nd generation Apple Pencil with iPad Air fitted with PaperLike screen protector and it really feels like I'm writing on paper. Without the silicone nibs, the PaperLike just wasn't enough for me so I would highly recommend getting these nibs or something similar to improve your experience.I use my pencil quite a bit for making notes only at the moment, and I've gone through 2 nibs in about 2 months (the silicone tip eventually breaks down to the point where the hard pencil nib breaks through). If you intend to use your pencil for frequent note-taking ie. daily lectures or artwork, then you may go through these quite quickly.It's for this reason that I recommend this seller as the price is exceptional given that you get 8 I believe, at a time (see description to check!)Well worth the money, and why pay more for a tiny bit of silicone!

These break really easily, especially if you’re using them for shading. They work well up until the point they break

I bought these as I would get tired quickly when writing straight from Apple Pencil to iPad screen.I wanted a good tip cover because I didn’t want to purchase a new screen protector (the paperlike is very expensive and my screen protectors are fine so I didn’t think I needed to buy a new one).Pros:- Creates a bit of friction between the screen and the pen, more comfortable to write with- Lots of colours come in one pack- Protects the tip- Easy to put on and removeCons- Inconsistent performance (either the tip wears out too quickly or some tips are more rubbery than others which makes them harder to move across the screen)- The friction created might not be enough for someOverall, for the price they are worth it if you don’t want to buy a new screen protector

After looking how much paper like screen protector cost I decided to give this product a try.My first initial thoughts of using the tip was it offered a slight better pressure control than plastic on glass as it eliminated that slipping feeling and offered a bit more friction tho not too much about right more or less.I won’t use it for draw as it would result in the tip quickly needing replaced.For fine details and small writing the tip reduced the ability to easily perform this task so would recommend removing the tip for that area tho for general use just like jotting down say ideas or taking notes it’s good for that tho for note taking best to have a spare with you.Depending on how much it’s used and the speed one writes or draws using thus tip is going to determine how long it last for as speed and friction will generate heat and for me based on my personal use I see it lasting quite a while tho time will tell.The cost per tip including posting works about just over 50p so worth trying.

Good quality

The cover works really well on glass! It adds some friction to the pen and it's really pleasant to use (a lot better than just using the pencil actually). However, if you add a matte/ paper-feel screen protector, it might feel like a bit too much friction. In this case, just use the apple pencil and have the best experience. You might need to buy a replacement nib every 6 months or so, but Apple sells 4 of them for 20 pounds - I think it's worth it. If you don't use a matte screen protector, however, you'll be happy with this silicone nib.