20pcs Stylus Pen Nibs Replacement for Remarkable 2, Marker Pen Nibs with 4Pcs Removal Tool, Maker Pen Tip Replacement Stylus Nib Painting Writing Accessories for Remarkable 2 Remarkable Maker Plus

Perfect little replacements for my original Remarkable 2 pen

Work well enough but they're nothing like the original set. Too hard, thankfully not to the point of scratching the tablet, but definitely affect the way the stylus feels when writing.

I bought a ReMarkable 2 a little over a year ago and loved it but after a few months the nib had become worn and it wasn't really effective. I knew the nibs were replaceable but couldn't find anywhere in the UK who supplied them. In the end I bought a 3rd party pen with readily available replacement nibs and consigned my original pen to the desk drawer.When I saw these on Amazon I immediately ordered them and couldn't wait to try them out. The pack comes with four individual bags, each one with 5 nibs and a nib-removal tool.The nib tips don't look quite as fine as the original nib but they fit perfectly and have renewed my writing experience.Its great to know that I'm sorted now for the forseeable future with my original ReMarkable pen.

Using these replacements, turns it from a paper feel to writing on glass.In the picture I posted, the far left nib are the 3rd party, and the two on the right are original.There is a clear diffrence in feel, size, material used, and everything.The nip pulling out tool didn't work either.Rather disappointed to be honest.

The pack contained 4 packs of 5 nibs, each with a nib removal tool. 2 of the packs had black coloured nibs and 2 had white coloured nibs - obviously there is no difference other than the aesthetic.How often you need to replace the nibs is down to how much you write, but this 20 pack of nibs should last you at least a year, all for £8.99.The nibs themselves can be a little tricky to extract, but you should be fine with the enclosed removal tool. You then just push the new nib into the pencil to replace. I think you would struggle to notice any difference between the original and replacement nibs, so for me this is a no-brainer.