MONAMI Plus Pen 3000 Felt Tip Pens, Fine Point (0.4mm), Fine Liner, Writing/Journaling/Note Taking at home, school and office, Black, 12-Count

If you're a left-handed person like me, you can appreciate a good pen when you find one. We south paws struggle with a few key things: smearing, hand fatigue, and just the general scratchy sensation of most pens on paper due to positioning. While this pen doesn't pretend to be a fountain pen or a high-end ball point, I really love it for its smoothness on paper, as well as for writing, particularly long-form journaling. The nib seems to connect to the paper without giving me the typical sensation of the pen running ahead of me, causing my penmanship to look chaotic and less controlled (which is why my hand doesn't tire with this pen, even after longer periods of writing). The tip of the pen is on the smaller side and the ink dries fast enough that I never have any issues with smearing. Another bonus: extremely minimal ghosting on the other side of the paper, which can be typical with felt-tips. Overall, this pen is a good one to have in your arsenal, especially if you're left-handed and you love to write. Great price-point, too!

I love these pens! They are great for so many things (writing, sketching, bullet journaling, etc) and the size of the tip is perfect. I’ve struggled to find a pen/marker like this for awhile, especially for a reasonable price. These have really helped me to up my game with my BuJo and my doodles. I’ve included a couple pictures of some geometric doodles I’ve made using this pen. I will definitely buy these again when I run out.

This pen / marker is amazing!! I write in print / cursive and Korean and it comes out perfect every time. No smear. Just the write fine line Not sure though how long they last but mines still holding strong!!

Four stars for pen afficianados, five for the average person. Pros: Smooth ink flow that doesn't require a heavy hand or vary much with pressure. Light and fast cursive is as effective as heavy focused printing. The weight is really well balanced and I appreciate the extra length. It keeps enough weight to feel solid and deliberate without being unwieldy. The packaging is nice enough to keep the refills stored without resenting a crinkly package in the drawer or having loose bits rolling around. The finish is nice and feels good. This is very similar in feel and profile to an Apple pencil, which is what I was looking for. Cons: The ink is...generic. Not especially dark or bold. There were no skips right out of the box, and the flow is consistent and scratch-free though, so definitely not a deal breaker. The "champagne" color is awful. It's sad and yellowish green rather than...well... champagne colored. It'll probably stay in the box forever or be given away. I was glad I went through the review pictures before buying so I was anticipating it. It photographs way better than it looks in person. Final thoughts: I do like these. I'd buy them again. Especially under $7, the price point for what you're getting is well worth it. These'd be a great gift for young professionals or sales people in situations where a surprisingly nice pen can make a subtle good impression.

I was trying to find other pens with plastic nibs that are a close second to Sakura pigma micron PN - almost every time I need to reorder every seller is outta stock for a min, so I figured if I could find a pen similar I could alternate and these are an excellent stand in.

Black felt tip with a bit of a catch on paper as you write but not a bad thing in any way if you’re using as a basic all-around tool that will mark faster than a normal ballpoint.

They are not “ Sheer” but this product does not deserve less than 5 stars. Fine tip, perfect black , not off black like other markers/pens. The tip stays stiff , it doesnt get wide like others. Most importantly they last long! Won’t leave you hanging & w/a jacked project like all others. MONAMI FELT TIP Markers last longer than Sharpie’s fine tip, you won’t have the stop n go ink likew/sharpie and others. This box comes w/si many markers that when you do run out of ink, it will be more likely you will find replacement before the ink dries on your project , allowing for an easy transition - non jacked project.

Pens write with good quality, although it's important to note that the ink is water-soluble, and so it will bleed if it becomes wet. The pens write fine, and obviously getting so many of them at this price is an incredible bargain. My only gripe is that the pens don't last long at all. Admittedly, I do a lot of writing, but I find that I go through one of these every couple weeks. I'm also not sure these are technically felt tip pens as they're commonly known, even the actual packaging only goes as far as to call them "non-permanent fine liner pens." So overall, dubious quality, but you're getting a dozen pens for like a couple bucks, so it's a good deal.