Gel Ink Pen Japanese Style Liquid Ink Rollerball Pens Quick-Drying 0.35mm Ultra Fine Point Ballpoint Maker Pen Premium for Office School Stationery Supply,12 Pcs/Set, Black

The tip is really fine so perfect for neat notes, and the ink dries quickly so no smudging. Comfortable to use and good value for money.

Excellent pens. Fine point, easy to write with, no smearing.

These are AMAZING! I love my pens and I'm really very picky with quality and I genuinely have nothing bad to say about these. They write smoothly and consistently with good, but not excessive ink flow. I don't find them to be splodgy at all and can even use them to draw quire detailed artwork. They are OK to use with paint but will run a little if too much water is applied, but for ink sketches they're awesome. The design is good and they're comfortable to hold. They last a loooooong time as well. I won't be without them now. Great value

They dry quick, but sometimes not quick enough. Being left handed I still manage to smudge. However, when dry they are not budging og smudging.

I have been looking for an alternative to the fine liners I previously used, I believe I have found a reasonably priced solution! As someone who often uses paper and pen for university notes, drafting aspects of projects, or learning new subjects, I know how frustrating I find certain pens that just dont meet expectation. For example, I prefer a finer pen over a thicker, but struggle to find a pen that doesnt run out quickly or smudge on every small movement. Well these pens seems to provide a fine point with QUICK drying at 0.35mm, whilst keeping the actual flow of ink constant. This pen seems to limit the amount of smudging whilst providing consisten ink flow, all the while being comfortable to hold. Highly recommend for anyone with small writing, especially surrounding any Mathematical notation.

Best pens ever - our whole family uses them for journalling and drawing. They last a looong time and are just thin enough to allow small handwriting and drawings yet not too thin. I recommend, 100 percent!

My favourite pens. Cheap and reliable. No issues at all. Will buy again.

Bought these instead of the Signo uni-ball as they are getting so expensive but they are a poor substitute and won’t write at certain angles, not great for a pen. Have passed them to my hubby and bought the Signo anyway

Toller Stift! Kratzt nicht beim Schreiben und gibt ein wunderschönes, feines Schriftbild. Eine Überraschung für mich, da ich damit gerechnet hätte das so ein feiner StiftEs schadet nicht, die Schrift für ein paar Sekunden trocknen zu lassen.

i love them.. i really like thin pens cuz they make my handwriting look nice lol, i recommend them:)

My favourite pens by far. Ink is pitch black, writing is smooth and just the right thickness. None of the tips have ever leaked, and none of the tips have ever dried out until there were actually out of ink. Liked these so much I carried them everywhere - and as a result ended up losing a third of them. :p time for another three purchases I think. Worth the price many times over. Updated (months later): 5* down to 3*. Turns out the (great) batch I raved about I bought from a different seller. These looked identical (to me anyway), but are of vastly lower quality. Good while they last but each and every pen plagued with the same problems. Low ink levels. Ink gets clogged in the tip, and the nibs randomly stop working (despite no physical sign of breakage), at any pressure level. They will work great at the start, but you'll get a few days to a couple of weeks use out of each pen - if you're really lucky. Largest problem is the unpredictability. There will be no sign of problems until, one day, half way through a sentence they will suddenly and permanently die on you. No warning. No gradual thinning of ink. No physical breakage. They will just suddenly stop working, leaving you unable to complete the word (or even single letter) you're writing. While I used them I had to carry 3 with me at all times. 2 wasn't even enough, because they were so unpredictable. I don't know if it's low and random ink levels or some sort of mechanical defect. But it occurred with each and every pen, at random intervals. And I've used this style of pen for years, so I'm definitely using them correctly. Maybe I got a bad batch. Maybe they are especially fragile. Maybe it's low ink levels, I don't know - but since every pen in the box experienced the same problems - problems I've never had with any other pens - I can't recommend these pens from this seller. Even discounted, they are unfortunately far more trouble than they are worth. :(

Love these pens. They make my work look clean and my coworkers jealous!

Performance & Quality: I enjoy writing with fine print pens and, for years, my go-to has been .5/.7 pilot G-2 pens. I have, however, always been frustrated with them when writing in a planner due to the occassional smudge. These pens, on the other hand, have had no issues with this. Recently, I switched to Faber-Castell Pitt Artist pens, and while they write perfectly and never smudge on me, they're expensive and I hate to waste India ink on notes and planners and the like. I decided to give these a try because of the price and was pleasantly surprised to find that they wrote as well if not better than my Faber-Castells due to the thinner point (AND hold up to the same standard of drawing/doodling/sketching/etc.) Grip: I love a comfortable pen, but I would put these around a 4/5 in terms of comfort. The plastic casing goes all the way to the edge before curving down into the main point of the pen - meaning there's no softness to it. At the same time, the smoothness of it feels almost like acrylic, so it's not quite as annoying as most plastic cased pens - enough so that I don't really notice it when writing with them for extended periods of time. The 4/5 is due to a lack of grip + exceptional quality without one. 👌 Ink: Nice solid black line - incredibly smooth and quick drying. Extra Bits: The pen cap has a little cap on top of it that comes off if you press your nail against the edge of it and the plastic beneath. It easily snaps back into place and, as someone who often fidgety when thinking and writing, it provides a nice little stimulation. I know it wasn't intended that way, but I like that this little function draws me to it more than the long-lip piece of the cap (I almost always break those off from fidgeting). The little cap design actually keeps me fixated on itself so I haven't broken a single pen cap which has been refreshing. Seems silly, but has been a game changer for me. Appearance: Basic in looks, clear in casing color, but something about the characters printed on the tag and the lack of English on the casing makes it feel a bit aesthetic in a plain/simple/satisfying way.