CoBak Pen Tips for Remarkable 2 Paper Tablet Marker Plus Stylus - Durable Titanium Alloy Metal Replacement Pen Tips/Nibs, with 4096 Pressure Sensitivity and Tilt Support (2 Pack)

When I got my first ReMarkable 2 I wore out the first tip in about 2-3 weeks [and I don't push that hard when I write]. I bought these and after 9 months of weekly use, I am still on my first one and there are no signs of wear on the tip OR the ReMarkable. Highly suggest getting the metal tips, especially if you use your ReMarkable.

Overall, these were a good investment since I was blowing through the standard tip pretty quickly. It's nice that these are super durable - I've had them for a couple months and haven't had to change it at all and I use my Remarkable daily. I will say that these tips are more "slippery" and "pointed" than the standard ones that come with the Remarkable tablet; my handwriting is far worse with these than before. I think it's because they have way less grip/drag which affects the fluidity of my handwriting. I won't knock any stars off for that since I still think it's a good value and investment and they do what they are supposed to do. It's more of a preference thing.

The first tip worked great, until it got stuck in my pen. Now I’ll have to replace the whole pen. Buyers beware.

I absolutely love these metal pen nibs. I use my Remarkable daily and the plastic nibs the pen comes with wear down faster than my liking. I don’t notice much difference in how the pen writes. I would highly recommend these as they should last forever! No more replacing worn out tips!

The quality of the pen tips is undeniable. They look and feel good, and they stay in the pen (Remarkable 2 pen) very well, and have virtually no weight difference to the standard tips. Two being sent in one purchase is nice as well. Pretty good value if you like the tips themselves. The quality alone is the only reason I rate these highly, and the rating would have been 5 stars if not for one thing. The main issue I have with the pen tips is the feeling of writing with them. As someone who prefers the feeling of writing in pencil or with a broad ballpoint, these just didn’t feel right. It felt like writing with a .7 width ballpoint, and I generally prefer 1.0. This is just personally preference though, but you can at least use that as a reference.