This has a thin tip?
1610270
It has a relatively sharp tip and I've used it to do some small soldering pieces before.
772525
The tip is what I would call "the regular black rubber tip" which is removable and could be fitted with a stand alone tip. You will be buying through Fashionable Canes. They have a great selection. I have several. They also have stand alone tips to sell. This Slim cane is 16 mm. They have a 16 mm Stand Alone tip. Just remove the original tip and put on the stand alone and Voila!!
534946
It does not come with a tip it is just an extension , you would use the tip from the gun
17544
the tip is semi soft rubbery plastic, it really is just like a micro mini kitchen spatula
730956
It's thin, not razor sharp but thinner than a butter knife. I feel that I have to be careful when I drink from it.
498333
Despite the "Thin-Tip High Precision" line in the description, the tip appears to be the same size as the regular-length stylus. I'd say it's about the diameter of a pencil eraser - perhaps 3/16" in dia - but rounded into a perfect hemisphere. I'd had no problems hitting some pretty small spots on the screen however so I'm not sure what a "high-precision" tip would offer. Either way it's certainly smaller than the end of my finger!More found on web:Compared with regular capacitive stylus tips, The Friendly Swede thin tip is more narrow BUT not to be confused with fine point stylus tip!The Friendly Swede thin tip radius - 0.12 inch Regular capacitive stylus tips - 0.20 inch Despite the "Thin-Tip High Precision" line in the description, the tip appears to be the same size as the regular-length stylus. I'd say it's about the diameter of a pencil eraser - perhaps 3/16" in dia - but rounded into a perfect hemisphere. I'd had no problems hitting some pretty small spots on the screen however so I'm not sure what a "high-precision" tip would offer. Either way it's certainly smaller than the end of my finger!More found on web:Compared with regular capacitive stylus tips, The Friendly Swede thin tip is more narrow BUT... » Read More Despite the "Thin-Tip High Precision" line in the description, the tip appears to be the same size as the regular-length stylus. I'd say it's about the diameter of a pencil eraser - perhaps 3/16" in dia - but rounded into a perfect hemisphere. I'd had no problems hitting some pretty small spots on the screen however so I'm not sure what a "high-precision" tip would offer. Either way it's certainly smaller than the end of my finger!More found on web:Compared with regular capacitive stylus tips, The Friendly Swede thin tip is more narrow BUT not to be confused with fine point stylus tip!The Friendly Swede thin tip radius - 0.12 inch Regular capacitive stylus tips - 0.20 inch « Show Less
1031356
No, the tip is too fat and mushy for that. This seems more useful for scrolling, flipping pages and clicking on icons etc. It is just not suited for drawing or note taking as far as I can fell.
1814086
Insofar as I know, no, but that's because the microfiber or whatever doesn't really wear out... It's not like a rubber tip on most of the other styli I've used. After putting it this model through more than its share of abuse, I have yet to "wear out" a tip.
1587670
I believe the tip is a tad bit smaller than the Papermate Ultra Fine Flair. I have used both and really like them both equally!
1580964
The tip provided is not for fine work. BUT the plastic tip that it comes with is interchangeable with any standard one. So you can put a tip on that is perfect for fine details.
1709774
Tip is a soft rubber like substance. About the diameter of a #2 pencil, maybe a little smaller.
1199874
Sorry for the delay in responding. I don't know the exact size of the tip, but it's more wide than it is narrow. It's probably 1/4 inch. Hope that helps.
592160
It feels like a glue on tip. My wife has had it for a year with no problem. Although a 2 piece affair, it is sold, and straight. Comes in a carry case.
951558
There is a disk at the end of the pen, so the point is not thin, but since the disk is transparent you can see the pen point and it is very accurate. I will suggest you purchase extra points though as the disk is somewhat fragile. Additionally, if your tablet screen protector causes any drag, you'll find this useless (unless you're willing to remove said screen protector).
155913
Yes, but as others state in reviews, it is thin. We used it for a time followed by the order of a replacement.
1031353
Maybe, but I would say the tip is thicker than it looks. So, as far as detail goes, it's probably not the most accurate. I use my finger more than this thing.
1519148
No. It's a standard straight cane tip at the base. Very sturdy, and my wife gets a lot of compliments on the floral design.