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HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen
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About a year ago, I bought a 14-inch HP Envyx360 and since then, two HP MPP2.0 tilt pens. One for my everyday use and one just for the three pen tips.

Now, 5 out of 6 pen tips are broken or severely worn. I've looked pretty much everywhere. Whether in the HP store or the spare parts shop, even on Amazon.

 

However, most sites only list the pen with the tips for the corresponding price. I don't see the point in buying a whole pen (-set) just to use the tips. It is neither sustainable nor justified to spend €79.99 (HP online store Germany) for three pen tips.

 

Is it not possible to buy pen tips separately?

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@VTam_DE,

 

Welcome to our HP Community forum!

 

Great question.

 

Yes, there are some replacement tips (nibs) for your HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen, but they're not super common, and often come from third-party sellers. Here's a breakdown of what I found in Germany / EU & International.

 

Local / EU-Accessible Options:

 

  1. Fruugo.de

  2. OnBuy (DE)

  3. eBay.de

    • There is a listing for "Stylus-Federn / Stylus-Spitzen Ersatz" for the MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen.

    • Very cheap (around €6–7), but shipping from China — check delivery times: https://www.ebay.de/itm/177571812229.

  4. IPC-Computer / SparePartWorld

 

My Recommendation:

 

  • Yes, it is possible to buy replacement tips without buying a whole new pen -but mostly via third-party sellers.

  • If sustainability / cost is the concern, the Fruugo or OnBuy options might be best, as they're EU-accessible (though not "official" HP).

  • For better quality, you can try ordering a small set (1–3) from a trusted seller and test them -rather than replacing all tips via buying new pens.

 

Kind Regards,

 

NonSequitur777


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