I enjoy the chisel tip.

It's a shame because I really enjoyed the extra fine tip the one time I got to use them

These pens have nice pointy tips that last!!

Expo may be the leader in the dry erase market, but these fine tips are blech - in a few uses they dull down to a wide tip anyways.

They don't erase as cleanly as my old ones (the red is especially hard to erase), and the fine-tipped ones are very faint.

This set of "Ultra Fine Tip" pens includes a dry erase eraser as well as some white board solution that will help get rid of the nasty left-over marks after erasing

I was not looking for fine tip but had not seen these blunt of tips before

I felt that the pens were not fine tips

One of my complaints is that the "Fine Tip" dry erase markets are far from being fine tip

This is "fine tip" as compared to a whiteboard, not a sheet of A4.It's a great product, and I love the extra black marker.

Good quality but easy for kids to smash tip of marker.

But I still like the ultra fine tips.

I wasn't sure how I'd like the ultra fine tip after having only used a chisel tip, but I knew that was too large.

The fine tip pens are perfect for making lists.

They don't erase as cleanly as my old ones (the red is especially hard to erase), and the fine-tipped ones are very faint.

Expo may be the leader in the dry erase market, but these fine tips are blech - in a few uses they dull down to a wide tip anyways.

No, it's not fine tip like those felt tip pens

The tips are very rounded though so can't write as small as I'd like with them

These work well, but keep in mind that they are very fine tipped (finer than I thought they would be).

Super fine tips!

Nice tips on these but not nearly as much fun to sniff.

Markers are ok - I would prefer a finer tip.

The pens are fine tip and come in 2 black, one each of red, blue and green.