Uniball Deluxe, 3 Black 0.5mm Micro Point Rollerball Pens

These are amazing. I use them all 24/7 for my notes because they Do. Not. Smudge! They don’t bleed either! They are perfect for outlining my sketches and make my signatures look smooth and clean. I definitely recommend to artists who want a to-go pen to toss into their bag. It’s perfect for note sand has a fine tip to write neat little letters. Love love love these! Will definitely get more once I wear these out.

I've been using these pens for a number of years. They don't bleed and create a fine, crisp line. A bit pricy so don't lose them like I do. Great pens overall. They even help you pick up chicks.

All good, it offers me the quality that I expect from this brand.

This is hands down my favorite pen. They write smoothly and don’t bleed.

These are the best pens you can buy. I mean that literally. This is a fast-drying smooth writing fine-point pen. The blue ink is vibrant and we use for work and kids use for school. We are constantly using these pens and others remain in drawers and pen holders and dry up. If anyone borrows these pens from us, they take note and I have had others take from my desk. I used to use these in college, because the lines were fine and clear and you can fit a lot of text onto an index card. Moreover, you can write very fast and these pens will not skip or slow down your writing, so note-taking is seamless. Being a fine point, you should avoid dropping on the tip, because it won’t write as well afterwards.

I love Uniball Deluxe pens. They usually write smoothly, and the ink does not run, even if the paper gets saturated with water. I prefer the "Fine Point" ones over these "Micro Point" pens because they flow a bit more smoothly and effortlessly. I usually buy the fine points by the case (of twelve) and these by the three pack in order to keep a few around for when I need to write something really small or detailed. I have noticed, and a few other reviewers have commented that quality control for these pens has gotten a little worse over the years. I think this has affected the micro points more because I used to prefer them over the fine points. It seems like they used to be able to write a very fine line just as smoothly as the larger tip pens wrote thick lines. But I have to admit that maybe over the last eighteen years my hand has gotten a little less steady and I don't quite see those small lines as well as I used to, so it is possible that the problem is more with me than the pen :(

I have used the original version of these, satisfactorily, for years. These seem to be a good representation of those units. This seems to provide good quality for quantity at a reasonable price.

These are my favorite pens. I have always had the black ones. My last black pen is still in service. The set it came from was probably, amazingly close to 10 years old and the last pen is still going strong. I had an accumulation of 10 different micro to medium point roller pens to compare with. Including many other UniBall. I just love the Deluxe Micro tho. I decided to go with blue ink for a change.The quality of the pen and ink is still top notch. I love the feel, the weight, the balance, and tip, the ink flow, everything. Pens, like everything have a tendency to get bulkier/fatter/more gripy/sloppier as time goes on. I hate that. These are slender and nimble.My girlfriend is left-handed and has obvious trouble finding pens that don't smudge. She previously had best luck with "No-smudge gel" pens that were like $3-5 each ( and otherwise terrible in my opinion ) She tried one of these, and it was perfect. No smudge of fresh ink ( on composition book paper if that helps )