【TARGET】tat0501 's Japan Review

Some units don't stick at all!!!!

I have used USLIP, LIP, Short LIP, Tufflex, Condor Tip, Master Tip, etc.
The USLIP is my main tip at the moment, but this Pixel tip will probably become my main tip in the future.
This product is quite good.
It is very stiff and does not break or bend.
This is the first tip that does not bend even if it falls off the tip onto the flooring.
It sticks. It is cheap. It doesn't feel uncomfortable when I hang my finger on it.
I have no complaints at all after several hours of use.
At 50 tips for $400, I have nothing to complain about at this price for this quality.
I probably won't buy any other tip but this one again.

I received a sample the other day and tried it out.
The firmness is quite good, and I would say it is more like a lip and less like a condor tip. It does not seem to break.
However, it is very selective about the compatibility with the board. In the worst case, once it falls and bends, it will no longer stick and needs to be replaced. (This was the same for both Live and Phoenix.) No matter how much I tried to fix it by hand, it would fall off again after a few throws, which was very stressful.
As for the pixel cut, which is very important, the tip itself is slippery, so it didn't make much sense for me with dry skin.
If only the sticking point could be improved, I think this is a very good tip.

I have used various foreign and domestic chibs.
They seem to be very easy to use, and the price is reasonable enough that you can just say, "I'll try 50 tips for now.
I think it is a good tip.

The total length is about 1mm longer than the lip point. The price is 371 yen (excluding tax) for a pack of 50 tips, which is extremely reasonable at 7.24 yen (excluding tax) per tip. At 371 yen (excluding tax) for a pack of 50 tips, the total length is about 1 mm longer than the LipPoint tip.
However, it is a very firm tip with a feel similar to that of LipPoint, making it a very cost-effective product!