They unscrew a little easy sometimes, but the ink flows well and I never have a loose tip or stuck ball.

But after a few uses that went away, I think the ink just had to work its way down to the tip and "

they are pretty cool looking, the ink won't stain all over, and most

If you press too hard you will hate this pen but the point of gel ink is to back off the paper and let the ink do the work

but it does seem like the ink is gone much more quickly than my other pens from the same line with .5 ink.

Smooth Ink!

At such a fine point, a point other inks don't handle as well, the normally accelerated ink consumption of gel ink is far less noticeable.

Good ink, the .38 ball looks sharp and filling in forms looks professional as well.

Some other ultra-fine point pens I've used have easily broken tips or intermittent ink flow, but I've never run into those problems with these pens.

They almost never bleed ink and are great when you need to write very small or detailed.

The ink hasn't leaked or gave me any problems like some happen with wet ink pens

Smooth writing, exceptional ink delivery, and super fine point

I love the ultra fine tip, smooth writing, and fast drying ink

Good ink and good writing tip makes it pleasure to write with

Writes smoothly with consistent ink output

These pens have a great fine point ink which does not smudge or clump.

This is my favorite ink pen.

Really nice ink flow, solid lines & color, comfortable grip

The ink turned out to give prominent text but did not bleed through the paper

I prefer to have a very fine tip pen because I tend to smear ink with regular pens

these do not bleed like older wet designs have--fast drying-these smear very, very little (red and purple tends to smear more than the other colors, for whatever reason FYI)--durable ink-this ink holds up better over time than older generation gel/rollerballs have and resists fading from UV light super well--colors-blue, black, green, and red all use colors that are easy on the eyes, give good contrast, and aren’t ugly

I think their green is the best looking green ink you can get.--versatility-all levels of fine points work well, from standard bold to ultra fine (historically, fine point gels/rollers have stunk)--write on most anything-these will write on paper products many other pens struggle with, such as Super Sticky PostIts--value--try to find a pen that writes this well for anywhere remotely close to the price

Edit: well they worked beautifully for a few days, and then either began to leak ink or the roller tip somehow broke and a sharp point would stick out that scratched at the paper

But the ink is a lot darker than the other one and the pen seems to require less pressure for the ink to flow.

They last for a very long time and the ink is great.

The very fine point protruded out and the ink started to leak out

You do have to be careful on shiny paper like birthday cards or your hand will smear the ink

These were purchased for my mom who prefers black ink and fine point pens

Here's why:-- Nice dark ink that doesn't skip

The ink can smear easily if you don't give it a little time to dry; though, it's highly smear-resistant once it does.

Just wish the ink was a bit darker, but maybe that's only possible in larger-tipped pens (i.e., more ink being delivered to the page, so it appears darker).

The ink is smooth and consistent.

You can finally write small and still have a dark ink that wont bleed into each other!

Here's why:-- Nice dark ink that doesn't skip

He showed me his Pilot G2 0.38mm pen and pointed out to me the difference in an average pen vs a fine or extra fine ink

The perfect everyday pen for those of us like smooth ink flow and dark lines, but don't want to shell out $30 + for a pen that we'll probably lose.

Sure... extra fine ink flow ...

Writing isnt as flawless as i