HUION10 Pack Uppgraded Replacement Pen nibs PN05F, Black, Compatible with HUION Pen Stylus PW517 Suitable for Graphics Drawing Tablet KD200, Kamvas 13, Kamvas 22, Kamvas Pro 13(2.5K), Pro 24(4K)

Looks grate, fantastic value for the money. Was late to arrive but very happy with what I received.

For anyone who uses the huion range of tablets and prefer the feel of pencil in their screen these tips are for you.They give a far better 'feel' on the screen, I think they are a felt & plastic mix but are a lot better than the standard tips that come with the product out of the box. They are easy to fit and should last a good while.I dill advise however, to check the compatibility of these tips with your pen as I think they only work with the pen v3 I think.All in all a great little upgrade!

As the title says. These feel nice but don't click into the pen. Maybe I've bought the wrong ones but I can't, for the sweet sweet life of me, figure out what this pen model is and what I should have bought.

Bought these to replace the single plastic nib that came with the pen for my Kamvas 22. I didn't like how the plastic felt on the screen and it felt like it was potentially scratching it. The felt however feels a lot smoother and more gentle on the screen, and it sometimes feels like I'm using the pen on paper.

The fit my Kanva 13 pen. The stock nibs are hard to use as they slide all over the screen. These nibs are different, and it feels like I'm drawing on paper. My lines are a lot better since using these nibs.

Yes the nibs work, but the sound of them on the kamvas 3 is painful, it sounds like nails on a chalkboard, I can't recommend it to anyone with sensory issues, I need to wear headphones and blast music to use these- I can't find the plastic nibs anywhere

these nibs are only compatible with the PW517 so check which one you have before ordering. The one that came with my Kamvas 13 (I've since discovered) is the 507 and the two look very similar.

They're really great nibs if you like the feeling of drawing on paper, however if you’re someone like me who leans very hard when drawing you’ll find that they wear away pretty quickly in comparison to the plastic ones.