Black Micro-Pen Fineliner Ink Pens - Precision Multiliner Pens Micro Fine Point Drawing Pens for Sketching, Anime, Manga, Artist Illustration, Bullet Journaling, Scrapbooking

Great product

I like this product. Good price point and quality. I use them mostly for my adult colouring books. I haven’t used the brush pen for lettering yet, but intend to do so soon.

I purchased these on a whim for a Christmas gift for my 16 year old daughter who is an artist. She loves them for sketching in ink. In fact, she misplaced hers and ordered another set immediately because she didn't want to be without them. Of course, she did find the lost ones, but she uses them so much, it's great to have back up.

These are okay, not great, but not unusable. A few only got a few uses before they are already dried out. The black doesn't seem as dark as Micron. Micron is a much better quality pen, but for the casual user, these would probably be just fine. They feel cheap, and just aren't the best quality. But again, for the casual user, for the price, they would probably work just fine. For the artist that uses this type of pen a lot, I would go for the Micron, because they last longer, and the ink is better, and overall quality is much higher.

I got these as an alternative to another set I wanted because these would show up the next day and the other set was at least a week out (not a patient waiter!) and I do not regret purchasing them in the least. They're incredibly smooth and solid, I only have to lay down the line once to get the quality I'm looking for. I like how they feel in my hands and they're easy to figure out the size. My only complaint is I wish the packaging box were just a touch bigger because if the lids turn sideways, it's difficult to put the pens back.I enjoyed them enough that after watching me use them on my artwork, my daughter also ordered a set so she could outline her work in the clean, black ink. When I use and abuse these to the end of their lives, I will be ordering more.

At this price break, to be honest, I did not expect that good of a pen. While these will be used for their archival ink rather than for creating art, the quality was a nice surprise.

Great value for the price! I like that the nib does not wear down as others do, and the ink lasts a long time

I’ll make this really simple. I’m torn between rating these 2 stars Or 3 stars.. more like 2.5 stars but I’m including shipping time and the order of the pens as a whole. I was so excited to receive these because of the great selection of sizes in this set but quickly realized upon use that they are not what I had expected. You get what you pay for.The actual product review including pics:PROS:*great selection of fineliners in set. One for every need when using to fineline.. or creating black lines for your art.* They dry super quick (also a con)* they don’t seem to bleed.* good starter set for a newbie perhaps or kids or just to have on hand for backup, these are nowhere even near crafting grade or student grade.* cheap, fast shipping, free with primeCONS:* actual ink/ pigment is not as dark. The pigment lay down is spotty, sparse and drier than I’d like. With the smaller pens (nibs) are extremely delicate and I had to go over it several times to even out the lines.* these pens will not last long. Just using them to create a visual of the quality and sizes I could tell immediately they were dry, the nibs more delicate or cheaper if you will..the ink flow is unpredictable, sparse and spotty at best* the brush marker has a very soft brush. It’s actually horrible.. you can’t control the pigment lay down, actually you can’t control the brush itself. It might only be good for coloring in an area of black. I had trouble even writing with it to create the chart. It too will dry out quickly.In conclusion:I will not purchase again. However, I have not used them in my art yet. I’ll update my review if I decide that they indeed better than originally thought. I’m not sure if I’ll risk using them in an actual piece, I’m afraid they’ll muck it up to be honest. I’m including a pic of these liners vs. a name brand liner. You’ll see the difference. I hope I’ve been helpful to anyone considering these either way. If you are needing a good set for a more polished,finished look...invest in something else. You cannot sketch with these either, they are just to dry. If it wasn’t a mess, I’d probably return.The second pic I’ve posted with my review shows the quality difference between this set and spectrum noir.Note: I paid the same amount using a 40% off coupon at Michael’s for the spectrum noir