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?
239622
The nib shouldn't make any difference. You just need to make sure that it works with your Lamy pen.
2145689
It is a fine nib... it writes really well also. It is more like a Germany fine. The Japanese fine is definitely a thinner line. Hope this helps. Cheers
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!
2011879
I don't have the extra fine nib, however my medium nib is a graphite. Write great and I am a lefty.
1845180
I ordered an set of different style Intuos (4 i think?) nibs that worked great
664478
It came with a blue-black cartridge if I remember. It rights well. It is a medium to broad nib. I like the pen, though. It feels heavy in the hand, which makes it look and feel like a much more expensive pen.
2049733
yes, it is NIB and I contacted Aimpoint the S/N checked out ok.depends on your front sight, you might need to get a different mount for it to either absolute cowitness or 1/3 upper or lower cowitness
1009675
This one comes with an EF (Extra Fine) nib. You can search online for TWSBI nib sizes and you'll see examples. If you have nice clean and small handwriting this is the nib you'll need. If you have standard handwriting then i'de go F (Fine).. Both would be good for standard utility writing and work. They also have Medium, Broad, and Stub.
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.
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.
314006
I've used it extensively for about a year and it shows absolutely no sign of wear. Replacement nibs are $80-100 last time I checked.
2177954
Must be the type of cartridge you are using .. I have never had a problem with mine ... try cleaning with (hot water) must be hot .. Just put the nib under a hot water faucet for a while should work ..
394904
I agree with L. Novick. I go a step further. I fill the converter as Novick suggests, then turn the assembly so the nib is upright. I tap it a couple of times to move any entrained air to the top, then turn the piston so it pushes a drop or so of ink out the tip of the nib. Then, I push the rest of the ink into the bottle (I turn the nib back down over the bottle.) and use the piston to fill the converter again. That way I don't have air in the coverter to make the pen skip. Be prepared for the possibility of ink of your fingers, but this works well for me. By the way, I like Noodler's ink. Their permanent black ink is BLACK, not dark gray like a lot of inks. It is also Permanent as the name suggests. I agree with L. Novick. I go a step further. I fill the converter as Novick suggests, then turn the assembly so the nib is upright. I tap it a couple of times to move any entrained air to the top, then turn the piston so it pushes a drop or so of ink out the tip of the nib. Then, I push the rest of the ink into the bottle (I turn the nib back down over the bottle.) and use the piston to fill the converter again. That way I don't have air in the coverter to make the pen skip. Be prepared for the possibility of ink of your fingers, but this works well for me. By the way, I like Noodler's ink.... » Read More I agree with L. Novick. I go a step further. I fill the converter as Novick suggests, then turn the assembly so the nib is upright. I tap it a couple of times to move any entrained air to the top, then turn the piston so it pushes a drop or so of ink out the tip of the nib. Then, I push the rest of the ink into the bottle (I turn the nib back down over the bottle.) and use the piston to fill the converter again. That way I don't have air in the coverter to make the pen skip. Be prepared for the possibility of ink of your fingers, but this works well for me. By the way, I like Noodler's ink. Their permanent black ink is BLACK, not dark gray like a lot of inks. It is also Permanent as the name suggests. « Show Less
1160
Yes. I just applied it today and within 15 minutes of annotating documents, I can already see the nib has become uneven with plastic shavings coming off.
544690
Having received a counterfeit ordered through Amazon and delivered by Specialty Warehouse,I ordered the next one directly from Wacom. Believe it or not, it was delivered by Specialty Warehouse. Wacom told me how to recognize the authentic units. This time the stylus passed both tests. One is a number engraved into the screw on end cap and the other is the lug end to attach nibs works.