BUNMO 12 Erasable Gel Pens – Cute Animal Fine Point Pens for Kids

These pens are great! The colors are bright, they write smoothly, and I love being able to erase mistakes without making a mess. Having 10 different colors plus extra refills makes this set an even better value. Perfect for school, planners, journaling, or just everyday writing. Super smooth ink.

These are the cutest pens. I use them in my treasure box in the classroom. I also love that they come with refills! It was so easy to pop in the new one and keep using it.

I purchased these ink pens for my daughter (and myself), because for one, they are adorable, two, the price is amazing for 12 cute pens WITH ink refills, and even in a different color! For the price, and the number of pens, I was not expecting the level of quality recieved! Being someone who is somewhat addicted to writing instruments and is on the EverQuest to finding a pin that makes my left handed writing appear legible, I had experienced other erasable inks in the past and was not pleased. Not only. Did the ink not erase fully, but you had to erase so hard that eventually, you would end up ripping the paper. So, I was pretty shocked at how easily these erasable ink pens were able to erase the ink with zero trace of ink behind With a minimum effort! As mentioned before, I am left handed. So, one important feature of an ink pen is how fast the ink dries, so that when my hand drags across the writing, it doesn't smear. Not only does the ink not smear, it stays at a very consistent flow, which allows for smooth writing, and in my case, neater handwriting! The only issue I've had, is the pens being borrowed indefinitely due to cuteness, so guard these like a hawk! If I do run out, I will definitely be repurchasing in the future!

I usually purchase the "main" brand of erasable pens. But they are pretty boring despite having nice colors. I have a daycare and I like to add fun things to anything I can. When I saw these I thought they would be fun to use and the kids would like them. I purchased them without thoroughly reading the description though, as I assumed the ink matched the pen color. Unfortunately, I was wrong. When I first started writing with one, I saw the blue ink and was so disappointed - for some odd reason, I hate blue ink. But I was happily surprised to see a refill for each pen in black, so I immediately changed them. They erase easily for me. I see some people are saying they need to apply a lot of pressure, that isn't the case for me. I lightly start to erase them and the ink disappears more cleanly than the more expensive pens I have which sometimes smudge. The construction is a bit cheaper, sure. But for what I use them for, they are almost perfect. The only reason they are 4 and not 5 stars is because some of the pens don't write well. But there are plenty of others, and for the price, having a couple duds is fine for me. And for anyone not aware, this type of ink will disappear when heated. So if you are using it for important docs you may want to reconsider. Heat will make the ink disappear, but if you put it in the freezer, or something else that is cold, the ink will reappear. Not to it's full brightness in my experience, but good enough to read. I do recommend these pens!

I bought this soon after I had learned about eraseable pens. My first eraseable pen was this onigiri pen from a Korean stationary store, and it wrote fine, but the tip of the pen was a little wide and the black ink was a bit more grey. So, comparatively, these pens right here are just as cute, but write even better! I love the blue and black ink choices, and both write very clear and nice thin lines. They erase cleanly--the only thing is that you might notice that the pen "engraving" impression from writing on a soft surface is noticeable when you go over the same spot. In case you were wondering, no, the eraser doesn't work to erase other pens, nor do normal erasers work on this. It's the type of ink that matters, and it's erased with friction, so any friction eraser will erase the ink. That being said, don't use it for important documents like checks, because if the person you write the check to knows it's eraseable, they could change the amount if they have a friction pen. This didn't happen to me, but I heard about it from someone else... I use mine mostly for writing kanji, journaling, and note-taking. It's great for lefties who want scribble-free note pages without those infamous pencil smudge marks.

Love it, just as described.

Try another brand. I bought two packs… the first pack had multiple broken pieces. Returned and got a replacement and the second pack won’t write! I would not recommend them at all

Super cute! Kids love the way they look, but the erasers don’t work well. Much more pressure has to be used to get the ink to erase, and the eraser pops off because kids have to rub so hard on the paper. The ink writes smoothly, but I’ve experienced a couple of issues where the ink seems to run out, and you have to tap the tip on the pen forcefully on the paper to get it working again. One kid used the cute pen but used a frixion brand pen to erase. These do not meet the quality of Pilot Frixion pens, but the cuteness factor means I’ll keep these and not order again.