S Pen tip replaceable?

[Adi0]

Is the S Pen's tip in S22 Ultra replaceable? 

[Glenntech]

Well from seeing JerryRigEverything on YouTube. It looks like it's a no.
He tried to remove it but the end just broke off.

[xSteveuk]

Hi
This page may be helpful to you

How do you change the Galaxy Note S Pen tip?

https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/what-is/s-pen-tip/

[Adi0]

Yes. That's why I'm asking. It'd be so awful if Samsung had of done that... 

[BandOfBrothers]

@xSteveuk 

I've viewed the JerryRigEverything durability test too and he did use a sharp razor blade knife which may have cut through it @Adi0  @Glenntech 

The only way to properly remove a sPen nib is the specific tool.

I think we need clarification on this from Samsung. 

Unfortunately the link you kindly provided only refers to the " Galaxy Note10, Note10+, and Note9 " @xSteveuk 

[Glenntech]

Yeah I was wondering as you don't get the tool or spare tips with the phone. Then looking at the video left me thinking if it can be replaced.
Personally I never have needed to. But I know there are some S Pen warriors out there that do need to change them.

[BandOfBrothers]

I would hope they are user replaceable @Glenntech 

I appreciate adult's can be careful but accidents happen and replacement sPens are not usually cheap.

I've asked the question to Samsung and am awaiting a reply.

[MadalinK]

We used to get spare tips and the special removal tools on the previous Notes, but not anymore.
Having said that, I've never had to replace any tip on my S Pen ever, in all the years of owning a Note

[Adi0]

From Samsung Support US:

If this is true I'm truly disappointed in Samsung for being so money hungry and asking us to pay for a brand new S Pen if the tip gets damaged... 

[RXM]

Not recommending people try this especially if they are prone to clumsiness but I have successfully removed a nib where the head had snapped off 3 times by heating a thin needle up until its red hot then carefully but quickly push it down through the stem of the nib. Then let it cool for 15 minutes, thread the needle with some string then use the string to yank the stem out. This was done on the S Pen Pro which has embarrassingly weak nibs, If anyone knows where I can find a third party pack that would fit the S Pen Pro or even just more official ones since my 4th and final one is now gracing the Pen.