Samsung ZFold4 S Spen vs S Pen pro

[Obsydian]

Struggling to identify major differences, except a more pen size, which I prefer, I find the Z series pens tiny width-wise.

Is anyone using the S Pen Pro?

[RXM]

I wouldn't recommend the S Pen Pro at all. All my nibs that came with the pen snapped leaving the stem inside. There was no way of purchasing new s pen tips either. Samsung were no help, they told me to attach a photo of the problem and an invoice to an email and send it to uk.parts@samsung.com which was on the 14th of December 2021 and I'm technically still waiting to hear back 💀I eventually did find nibs only just recently, like 4 months ago, but had to purchase them from Amazon US. When I got the new nibs delivered I thought I'd give the S Pen one more try just incase the provided batch of nibs were faulty. Pretty quickly one of the 3 nibs I bought snapped again and at that point I sold that thing on eBay. I have a really long review on Amazon about my experience with the S Pen Pro which is one of my most helpful reviews apparently which would indicate to me that many others had the same experience. I could copy and paste if you like, I think there's too many silly flaws with it imo.

[Obsydian]

Wow sorry to hear, but many thanks, I was going to order tonight, will avoid it now.

[Fiona26]

https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/accessories/s-pen-pro-nib-tip-broke/td-p/7737481?src=ShareByUser...
This also recently happened to me. Although it may have been the screen protector I have on my tab s7. It's never happened to my standard s pen tips. Just changed a tip once since I have owned my tab s7, as it was getting a little worn. I was disappointed that I can not get the rest of the tip that is stuck in my s pen pro 😔. I've decided not to purchase another.

[Obsydian]

Oh sorry to hear, but many thanks for sharing your experience.

[RXM]

It's 'relatively' easy to fix. Should have explained how I managed to fix the stem being stuck inside as I was forced to do it 4 or 5 times. Get a fine sewing needle, the thinner the better. Thread the eye with some thread and leave a generous amount on each side of the needle if that makes any sense lol. Then use a lighter or match and heat the tip of the needle until it's red hot, then gently push the needle through the middle of the broken stem. Leave to cool for 5 minutes and then use the string from either end to yank it out. Best to clamp the pen into place so it's less likely to move.