Is this a tester or NIB?
124446
I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. What item, object, or goods are you asking the question about?
74682
The nib is silver. This is a great Pen, I love it. Folks always ask about it. I like the red color I got, easy to find and unique among all the black pens. Writes great. I have 2 of these pens, also got the refillable cartridge and the blue Lamy ink and refill my own cartridges. Enjoy!
816474
If you are talking about the Wacom Stylus Bamboo pen itself I am quite sure that it is an actual Wacom product. As for the replacement nibs I am not so sure. but they worked well.
1153737
The nib is stainless steel, but the only info on the pen or box is an (m) under the pilot name. No numbers listed. Hope that helps!
150505
I haven't measured the nib, but the line produced by the fine nib seems nearly like a broad nib to me. The difference between Lamy's "fine" and "extra-fine" nibs is dramatic, to say the least. If you're looking for a fine point, buy the extra-fine version of this pen.
2178208
Jinhao makes what they call a broad nib and is what they put in the x250 and x450 pens. It writes more like a standard medium and by flipping the pen so that the feed is up, it makes a line closer to a fine.
2165864
Well, it looks like one of those pens where you have to push the little button on the top to have the nib come out; only when you push the little button, it shocks you. You the prankster hands the pen to the prankee, seemingly in good will, and when they try to push the top so they can write with it, it gives them a jolt.
2145687
I think it was a fine nib. I lost mine last month at a conference and I really miss it. Thinking about buying more of the ink just to get another one.
1798178
Please check with the seller. The EF nib is available on this model but be aware that it is razor fine. EF is usually F with other models. Good luck!
2201148
I certainly hope so. The specifications indicate that it should be pressure sensitive with replaceable nibs etc.. I wonder if Wacom is working on a project like this under their own roof.
842623
More F than M nib, I had to return mine, the cap clip got loose. I will go to eBay and pay $12 for the same model and ink converter.
1009673
I bought this for my husband. He says that the nib says "TWSBI" and "EF" (extra fine) and it has excellent ink flow. He also says it was a little scratchy at first but is breaking in and becoming smooth now. He really likes this pen.
2011880
first of all, this is not extra fineit says it is extra fine but it writes like a sharpiealso the nib is metal, it is silver colored
866450
I recommend using the converter as sort of a "primer" give it a few quick back and forth twists--not so far that ink dribbles out, but just enough that you think it's probably going down into the nib. (If you're using cartridges, a couple quick but firm squeezes of the cartridge has the same effect.) If you're starting from a brand new or dry pen it might take a while and some tapping to get it flowing.
74679
Got mine (Charcoal) in today, 7/29/13, and it came with a black nib. I prefer it as it seems less pretentious.
1819705
I suppose this is due to an excess ink in the converter. You can turn the nob to draw ink, in this case air, and it will leave the feed a little drier. If not, check alignment of nib and feed, maybe is offset at the base? Hope this was useful.
2275468
I've never had that experience but I have felt the nib was a bit large. You can get replacement nibs that are fairly inexpensive and try a new nib.