Mechanical Pencil Metal Tip Cover

[0.15 lb] Essential to remove stuck filters... A tip... Use a lead pencil on the threads of the filter before installing. The layer of pencil lead acts like a lubricant and makes removal so much easier.

[Tan/Beige] I had a different case for my iPad 6, but I was not aware how fragile the iPencil tip was. Apparently, the way it attached to the iPad in that case was not protecting the tip of the pencil. I bought this case and it seems to be pretty protective of the tip.

[DPTA-RS1] I'm very happy to write this important review for pencil tips. I got them in a letter. They were dropped off by a postman. They were in boxes. I unpacked the letter, then the boxes. Then I took out a replacement tip. Then I took the old tip out of the stylus. I subsequently put the new tip into the stylus. I threw the old tip into a trash bin. Now I can write with a newer tip compared to the one I had before. 5 Stars!!!111

[0.2 lb] Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

[Handheld Only] I’m not sure which one you are asking about. I bought 2 for this iPad with the first one, the cover for the Apple Pencil broke off before I got the tablet installed. It went in the trash. I replaced it with another cover. At the same time I bought a case for my granddaughters Mini. It seems to work well and is very protective. Unfortunate it does not have provisions for the pencil. It works fine for her, but would be useless for me.

[Yes] This is almost the perfect case with a protective, detachable iPad cover adequate pencil protection. After using this for a month or so I have noticed that too often keys are missed or duplicated. I have adjusted the settings on the iPad, but this did not help. I also thought it may be me, but i do not have the same issues on my Surface. I will continue to use, however this may be a deal killer for me unfortunately because i love it otherwise.

[0.115 lb] This device is the kind which as a metal tip embedded in a transparent plastic disk. I mention this because it was not apparent in the photos when I bought it. I had a previous stylus with a similar design but it tends to break tips. This one has a ball joint to prevent the kind of stress on the plastic which did in my previous device. So, while I have not had the Pro 4 very long yet, I expect it to last. I have a few apps which tend to be sensitive to stray taps. The Pro 4, while not 100% perfect, tends to trip these glitches significantly less often than other devces or a finger does. It is also good for tapping on small targets, such as the fill-down tab in the spreadsheet of Collabora Office. This is nice because I use my Samsung Galaxy A8 as a laptop substitute frequently. This stylus works with all my devices, even an old Barnes and Noble Nook which won't work with some other kinds of stylus.

[0.35 lb] Good to have while working events. The first one I purchased the metal tip was bent out of shape, I didn't think to return it, so, I purchased another one and the tip on that one was also bent, but I was able to straighten it so it would fit in the printer properly.

[Aluminum] One feature I really like is the adjustable foot at the bottom. There is a pointed metal tip for traction, but there is also an adjustable soft plastic tip that will screw past the tip for, say counter top surfaces. The telescoping legs allow you the get the height you need.