>>7656437
Regardless since the price differences are marginal I'm going to consider buying the movinkpad to replace my ipad.
I personally don't really care about the texture of the screen and quite appreciated how the ipad pencil never required me to worry about changing nibs, however my older model did need to get charged and the battery on it dies if I spend about 2-3 hours drawing on it so I do think it's time to get something different. I also did not care about the wobbles since I never did anything that requires clean lineart for me to get annoyed over it, I tend to just use the pencil brush and paint over things or work around mistakes so these things never bothered me.
I'm also curious about the new cintiq so will probably buy it along with the movink, this is again simply because the prices seem to be about the same and I'm interested in the fanless while still not overheating design, I'm not a professional so I will not require the crazy resolutions or billions of colors and intense levels of calibrations for film, movies or print so I'll just probably get it and use the components interchangeably. Though will keep my heads up if anything interesting and new comes by, if so I'll probably sell them for the other improved product regardless of the brand.

>>7656439
I tend to replace them when it's run out quite a bit, typically before it's just short enough to grip it and pull it out, this is also when the nib is ran through tilted and seems full on one angle, no point keeping that either.

>>7656453
Refer to what nibs are compatible with intous here: https://estore.wacom.com/en-gb/accessory-kit-for-intuos4-5-ack-40001.html
Then check out pic for a loose guide I guess.