Tebik 45 Pack Planner Colored Pens, 40 Colors Pens with 5 Stencils, Fineliners for Journal Planner Note Calendar Writing Coloring, Drawing, School Office Art Supplies

These are quality, fine tip felt pens, and the colors are vibrant. They write very smoothly, and comfortably, with both ends on each pen showing what color the ink is for that pen. Their lids click on securely, and the color on both ends of the pens matches the ink color inside pretty well. The felt tip is also strong, lasting well, and the amount of ink inside seems to be plentiful. I am really enjoying using these pens.

I got these to use with my daily planner. The quality is solid, the ink flows well and they don't dry out. Super thin tips so you can use on anything. Makes like a little more whimsical to have a bunch of nice, colored gel pens.

I specifically looked through many different fineliner pens looking for ones that have colors that could be used for different skin tones 👧🏻👧🏼👧🏽👧🏾👧🏿. This is the one I found to have a picture that most accurately displayed the ✍🏻pen 🌈colors and that's how I chose them. Actually trying them out proved that their picture was very accurate and the colors for skin tones I was searching for proved to be pretty much what I was searching for with one exception. I wish there was a darker 🍑 peach color also but that wasn't a big deal. As far as the pens as a whole, they are very vibrant in color and the tips are 🖋️very fine. I purchased several small stencils for Journaling and for my agenda and these tips are strong/firm and fine enough to get all the details of the stencils that I need as well. Overall WONDERFUL product and a very reasonable 💳💵price paid. I have recommended these to 2 other people who were interested in these type of pens but didn't know where to start looking. And I'd recommend them to anyone looking to use them for 📑 color coding, 📅 calenders/agendas because you can write smaller and do more, 📇 Recipe cards for the same reason, 📋To do lists , 📓 Journaling , 📕scrapbooking, coloring those detailed adult 🌈 coloring books, and any 👩🏻‍🎨👩🏼‍🎨👩🏽‍🎨👩🏾‍🎨👩🏿‍🎨 arts and crafts. These are all things I've used them for already and they are great!

CON: the pen caps require more-than-usual force to snap on/off. PROS: great pens with thin tip for small writing, good color selection, sleek look. Overall, very good value with lots of pens for relatively inexpensive cost. Happy with my purchase but may look elsewhere when purchasing future colored pens given the difficulty of caps noted as con.

Surprisingly good, haven't opened every single pen, but the ones I have are all working nicely. Inexpensive enough that I'm sorry I didn't buy an extra, just for the back up.

I’ve had these for years but somehow lost track of the brand they were considering the actual pens only say “Fineliner Pens” with the size and I had been keeping them in an off brand pencil case for easier access. I digress, as a traditional artist that likes the appearance of colored lineart with alcohol based markers, I’ve been going CRAZY trying to find this particular brand again, I’ve even tried using other brands of colored fineliners (some being entirely more expensive with less colors). No I mean NO other brand of fineliners under $15 has been able to be used with my alcohol based markers without smudging, bleeding and feathering. When I say feathering, I mean, this weird reaction most fineliners have with my alcohol based markers. Like when you color over a ballpoint pen with a sharpie. It would drive me INSANE. But these not only come in an AMAZING variety of colors, but have such a minimal reaction to my markers. A lot of people want things like this to bullet journal and write, which you can buy just about any fineliner brand for, but If you’re a traditional artist looking for a pen compatible with alcohol based markers like Copics, Prismacolors, Ohuhu, Newtouch/TouchNew/Touch (etc.), Artist’s Loft, and Sharpies, all are compatible with these fineliners. I could go on forever about how much I ADORE THESE!！！ They’re AWESOME! Definitely worth the price！！

I've got to admit, these pens surprised me. For the price, I wasn't expecting much, but they write with nice, smooth bold color. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 star is that the caps are really tight and hard for me to remove. Using them for very long makes my hands hurt from taking the caps off and replacing them. The packaging they come in is awful. The pens come all jumbled up because the cheap packaging doesn't hold them securely in place, but it didn't hurt the pens any. I'm going to give the pens to a family member. As I said, they write great, but those tight caps are rough for someone like me with chronic pain issues. If not for that, I would definitely buy again. The stencils are nice, though, and will come in very handy for my journal. So if you have trouble with your hands, you might want to avoid these pens because of the caps. If not for that and the poor packaging, these would be great pens.

These are great pens. Write very well and do not bleed or smear.