Expo Neon Dry Erase Markers Bullet Tip Assorted Colors 5 Count

I am extremely impressed with these! I bought some super cheap bins from the dollar store and realized when I got home that they recommended using dry erase markers to label them / were intended to be used with dry erase markers. I love that idea… only problem is they’re a dark navy blue! I gave these dry erase markers a try and I couldn’t believe they actually work super well and show up so bright!

Works great on a black white board. The colors are vibrant, need expo marker wipes to remove as it does not wipe off once dry. Writes well on board and the marker is normal marker size. Good product.

Great color and quality. Very easy writing and the ink lasts. Great price without any bad smells.

Been using these to write the choreography in our dance class. We have a bunch of mirrors and wanted to try something new. The vividness could be brighter and the colors are NOT black light reactive, but very neon. More neon than pastel. They erase ease and are still drawing.I had much fun with these on my classroom window this summer for posting cute messages and doodles for my students.

I was already head over heels for Expo markers, but these little wonders took my love to new heights! I’ve got this black to-do list board, and I was a bit dubious about whether those colors would pop. But as soon as I tried them, BOOM! My mind was blown! They’re not just bright; they glide on smoother than a buttered slide and leave no pesky residue after erasing! Now I’m on a quest for even more colors!

These Expo Neon Dry Erase Markers are my favorite for writing on anything nonconventional. The color is vibrant, opaque, and only takes one pass to be easily readable. The picture is of a single writing stroke of each color on the back of my TV remote. These have been used on car fan/etc., belts (NEVER wore off!!), writing on windows, dry erase boards, mirrors, coffee grinders (to mark fill depth and grind selection), and so much that I simply can't recall it all. It wipes off easily when you choose to clean it off, but it remains vibrant (for years (as evidenced on the car engine belts). The only thing they have a little trouble with is on paper. It takes a few layers to keep all of it from being absorbed into the paper. Then it is perfectly visible. They do not dry out quickly, either. Great value for the cost. Easy to write with.I cannot recommend these enough.

The pigmentation is too light to read it well, the point is too fat to use on a medium size white board.Ended up getting some nice fine point ones made by this same company that work much better.

I have office doors with windows. I figured I should use one as a "white" board. So I bought two products that were comparable in price and both got great reviews. Here's my take. The Expo writes very clean and gets darker after it dries. The Crayola is pretty clear at first but then the second time writing it has almost chunks like an actual crayon. It also seemed to squish the tip a lot. They won't "sharp". Cleaning off: I sprayed a microfiber towel with alcohol and went right to left. It cleaned off the Expo very well for one wipe. As for the Crayola that got the first part of the wipe it got off most but also smeared some. Had to go back and scrub a little to finish getting off the crayola. I think the Expo cleaned off better. Both washed off the towel and left no stains. Overall my pick is the expo for adults who like a clean and consistent writing experience.