Pilot V7 Liquid Ink Roller Ball Pen (1 Blue + 1 Black + 1 Green),9000014718

I was using piolot v5 before and it was not smooth but after this purchase my handwriting is best is the class and they were selling it as same price as V5 so it was an opportunity for piolot users

I use these pens for my calculations for numerology analysis. The flow of ink is smooth. The whole experience is very smooth. It is very comfortable for writing.

I was using Pilot V5 for a couple of years, so decided to give the V7 a try. The pens are very smooth & comfortable no doubt, but for my small handwriting I'd still go for V5.I also tried Pilot O5 & Uniball eye fine. All of them left impression on the back of the page of classmate pulse notebook (65-70 gsm I guess) which is expected for roller ball pens, but V5 is the winner for me.

The pens offer smooth writing. I bought two sets - blue/black/red & blue/black/green. The feeling of writing with this pen is absolutely delighting. The smoothness is what attracts me. However, I feel, it is advisable not to try writing in low GSM paper as there it will cause smudging of ink. I use it for day-to-day writing. The colour of blue is 'navy blue' unlike 'turquoise blue' which is offered in Pilot V5. There are some regulations in exam boards which stipulates students shall not use turquoise blue. Even though the ink colour is navy blue, I do not recommend it to students writing board exams because this pen comes with a “liquid fluid and roller ball”. With liquid ink, the probability of smudging is always present.I am satisfied with this pen and will recommend for daily use and assure that this pen will amaze the writer with its smoothness.

It has some hard start issues. And my biggest beef with it is that it isn't refillable. Like 30-35 inr for a use-and-throw isn't exactly value for money now, is it? But overall it's an okay pen. Not as good as the refillable pilot v7 model with cartridges

Pen quality is very good. Smooth writing

Very smooth writing experience.

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