What happened to the slim tips?
1962978
The slim tips are not replaceable. Only the tips on the cap end are replaceable.
1962979
Good question, I just bought a pack last month! I emailed the company to see what's up. From Techmatte:"Sorry for that. It is out of stock right now. It is expected to be restocked on Jan 6. Sorry for any inconvenience.BestTechMatte Support"
1962980
Good question, I just bought a pack last month! I emailed the company to see what's up. From Techmatte: "Sorry for that. It is out of stock right now. It is expected to be restocked on Jan 6. Sorry for any inconvenience. Best TechMatte Support"
185680
Yes, the tip is replaceable. What I like about it is that it acts as an extention when using short tips. Good to have in your driver assortment.
402709
If you contact the company "Studio Neat" you can buy extra tips directly from them with a small PayPal purchase. I think they were about $3 each
1633488
Ahhh, us rich Americans can just buy a new Innotab when our 4 year olds lose the stylus (as mine also did days after getting her Innotab for Christmas). Do you wonder if that's the company's rationale? It makes no sense to have this "replacement part" available in the UK but not here. DD loves her Innotab...real shame about the stylus.
416384
Yes, but be careful. What you get will depend on where or whom you order these from. When Monster first made Supertips, the gel tips were distincty round/spherical. Later these were discontinued and replaced with tips that were smaller and a completely different shape (Monster called them tapered). Old tips = round. New tips = tapered. The consensus seems to be that it's much harder (impossible in my case) to achieve any kind of seal with the new tips. The picture here on Amazon's website shows the old tips, but if you order from Amazon directly, you'll receive the new tips :-( There are two companies I'm aware of that still have a stock of the better, old-generation tips. Buywireless are selling through Amazon. However, they seem to have stored their tips at high temperatures and when you do that with the gel tips, the gel tends to seep out and the tips end up looking like little deflated soccer balls. Your best option is to look online for a company called Sonic Electronix. They still sell good quality old (large-size) tips.
1967857
No. And these are not like the old ones. Very skinny. No red tip. Not worth any price. I got them for a joke and didn't even use them. Very disappointed �
1414196
You might try contacting the company to see if you can buy just the tips. Tips seem to be pretty much universal, so I'd suggest just buying a really cheap pair of earbuds and scavenging the tips.
1508925
I haven't got it installed yet? I can't retrieve the tips on the installation. Sorry.
162652
No I'm sorry I don't know why they discontinued it, sometimes companies have new products coming out and just discontinued old products.Thanks
1084290
They come with I believe 3 extra tips which you can switch out. Mine were ALL dried out, including the tips. I will probably soak mine in nail polish remover and they should be fine. Hope this helps.
1812197
Not that I know of. It came with 3 extra tips but they are all the same size.
249859
The tip may be too thick. On the S3 it was. You can shave the tip a bit so it can fit.
108100
The tips no, but the handle (tip holder) is. Initially the tips seem "dead" but when you drop one into the holder it immediately picks up the magnetic pull from the handle (and remains magnetized after you remove it). Well over half of my tips are now magnetized. Screws, small nuts, and that other little thing you always seem to drop are easily picked up.
389861
This version does not have replaceable tips. They are pretty sturdy though, so they should last a while. They sell a more expensive version with replaceable tips.
1967945
I had lost some rubber tips from a bar stool I've had for years. I found some generic tips in various sizes at either Walmart or Lowes. This might be the easiest way to 'find' a quick replacement. It would help to know the diameter 'before' you bring some home. Hope that helps a little [I wouldn't know how to contact the company, all I see are 'vendors' who've only bought to sell, not repair.
32865
I don,t know. however they look like they will last a long time. Even if you needed to replace the tip, it is so cheap that buing another one would be no big deal!
1015629
I have lost a couple of tips in a month or so and both were replaced at the range by the pro (for free because I bought the bow there but the tips are cheap and he just used superglue to stick them on). Both cases were miscues and not due to normal target impact.