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I also have aKobo Plussubscription.
That little hardware bit is the stylus' tip or nib.
The Kindle Scribe (left) uses a softer plastic tip for its Pen compared to a hard, conical nib on the Kobo Stylus 2 (right)
So heturned to third-party titanium alternativeswhich, unfortunately, ended up being a “pen-destroying mistake”.
This might sound like a reMarkable thing, but I have seen similar conditions on Kindle Scribe Pens.
The pen is mightier
Kobo is no stranger to redesigning its digital pen.
The Kindle Scribe (left) uses a softer plastic tip for its Pen compared to a hard, conical nib on the Kobo Stylus 2 (right)
close to where the thumb would be.
It also had a second button close to it for using as a highlighter.
Although I hope it doesn’t come at the cost of needing to replace it often.
The original Kobo Stylus with 2 buttons and no eraser
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