Sakura Pigma 30061 Micron Blister Card Ink Pen Set, Black, Ass't Point Size 3CT Set

Its a well known brand. Quality as expected (its great).

Well packaging and good quality

Awesome

Quality is tooo good.

I like them sm. And the price is quite nice for such quality pen. Would love to buy more. 💖

Very nicely packed. Very smooth. I will write more after use.I have used it n they are really nice. But if ur looking for a very thin line work then make sure u choose 0.5 number.While filling the gaps u have to go really slow, else the it's stop working.

J'utilise ces feutres pour l'encrage de mes dessins et je n'ai rien à signaler si ce n'est qu'ils font très bien leur office.Résistant à l'eau et à la lumière, ils ne m'ont jamais déçu depuis des années que je les utilise et pourtant je ne ménage ni les pointes, ni l'encre couchée sur le papier qui subit les outrages de l'eau, de la peinture, des crayons de couleur et parfois même des marqueurs à alcool. Bref, très bon stylos encreurs qui conviennent aussi très bien pour écrire, l'encre ne bave pas et elle ne passe pas avec le temps. Du tout bon.Feutres de qualité, c'est un produit que je recommande à tous ceux qui veulent une encre qui tienne sur le long terme.PS : toujours bien laisser sécher l'encre avant de venir la chahuter avec de l'eau, des feutres ou tout autre liquide, autrement bien sûr elle bavera puisque pas encore fixée sur le papier.Bien à vous

The Sakura Pigma Micron is an excellent drawing pen that is also pretty nifty for writing with, it dries quickly and tends not to smudge.Quite apart from the writing and drawing experience, which is excellent, a huge appeal of the Sakura Pigma Micron is its ink. It’s archival ink which means it’s waterproof and fade resistant. All your failures and triumphs can be preserved for all time.It’s my pen of choice price, these don't bleed or rip into the paper. Very pleased with this purchase and will be returning for more!

I've been using these pens since 2007 and while I've tried other pens more and less expensive, I always go back to Microns. Something about the way they formulate the ink is special. Sakura's inks are the darkest and most fade resistant of all the inking pens I've used. Whether they smear depends on the paper you;re using. It doesn't smear on copy or cardstock, but it can smear on smooth papers like marker or smooth Bristol. It also doesn't bleed through. I would not recommend these for general writing as the nib can be quite thin and break under heavy writing. They are excellent for drawing, sketching, drafting, and inking. There is some degree of smearing on marker paper if you color over them with marker. I find that prismacolor markers smear more than copic markers. Erasing over the lines can also lighten the ink on smooth papers, not so much on bond paper. Microns can last a long time if you remember to cap them when not in use and store hem in a dry dark place.

Oh my gosh - these pens are amazing. I have never used such a good pen. Works amazing on Tomoe River paper.

I use these pens for general drawing and for my planner, as the finest pen in this set is ideal for fitting more text into a small area of paper than you can with such as a biro. This is a decent range of sizes for my needs, the ink is jet black and permanent, I've never experienced bleeding from the ink and as a left handed person, there is minimal smudging.For better ink flow, I recommend storing these pens with the tips facing downwards.I feel it's not unreasonable to mention that although I did purchase this set from Amazon, I have since found them for a much, much lower price elsewhere, albeit individually, but they are the exact same pens. Shop around.