uni-ballSigno Dx Um-151 Gel Ink Pen - 0.38 Mm - 10 Pcs - Black - Uni Mitsubishi Pencil

These pens are great. I like the fine point. The ink comes out of the pens consistently and I have no issues using them. They are basic with no frills, and that's exactly why I love them. They also write on fabric well. I sew, and I've found that they're great for marking patterns on fabric in places where I know any stray pen marks will be hidden by seams (which is basically everywhere).

Wow. This is the first time using this product, and I am incredibly impressed.I've always been a huge pen/pencil junkie and neat-freak. I'd fallen in love with the feel of a kind of Bic Triumph pens, but the discontinuation of BIC Triumph Roller, Extra Fine Point (0.5 mm), Black Ink, Dozen Box (12 Pens) made me search elsewhere. The pens that I'd used as a staple cost around $50, which is too much considering I'm a college student and write nonstop!I found this product and am incredibly impressed. The fine point is gorgeous and accurate, and the gel is always flowing. They are a tad shorter than their American cousins, but they last a long time because of the fine point - one pen wrote about 50 pages of notes in cursive on college-ruled paper... and it's still not empty!If you want a crisp, accurate pen that flows well and lasts a long time, I recommend this product! It's my new staple!I'm also posting two photos - one so you can see just how large and loopy my cursive is, and the other as a comparison to some other pens of the same breed. I will note that I primarily use cursive, and I am kind of embarrassed by my print... You can see the fine point of Signo clearly on the college-ruled paper!The pens in the comparison picture, top to bottom, are the Sharpie Pens, Fine Point, Black, Box of 12, Sharpie Pen Retractable Fine Point Pen, 3 Black Ink Pens (1753176), Bulk Buy: Sakura Gelly Roll Fine Point Pen Open Stock Black GR-37321 (12-Pack), Bic Triumph (linked before), uni-ball Impact Stick Gel Pens, 1 Gold and 1 Silver, and this product! Hope this helps you choose what's best for you!Happy writing!

This is my go to pen from now on. Smooth writing and secure top

The media could not be loaded. I use this pen primarily for drawing, but I love it so much, sometimes I write with it also. I love the very fine line and the way the pen seems to glide so smoothly across the page. I have really sloppy handwriting, but I always feel I'm a bit neater when writing with this pen. For drawing, the fine line can't be beat and the ink is superior-very black and the point is so precise. I purchase these in bulk because I use them constantly. There really isn't a need for another pen in your pen stash.

I first discovered these about four years ago when I was stationed in Korea, and I have been using them since. If you are ever in Japan or Korea, visit a stationary shop. They take pens and pencils to a new level. In fact I stocked up on these before leaving Korea, knowing that I would be returning to the land of Office Depots and Office Maxes where pens are all quantity and no quality.Anyway, the pens flow just right. They do not overflow and create a puddle of ink on your paper. They also do not require 30 pounds of pressure just to make a decent line. They write better on a stack of paper or other soft surface, but they still write well when the paper is against a hard surface. A single pen typically lasts me a few months before it either stops flowing or runs out of ink. They are extremely precise (.38 mm) but the writing is still visible. The shape is minimalist and ergonomic. They fit perfectly into the pen pockets of an ACU (Army combat uniform), and I suspect they will fit into any other pen pocket thanks to their size.

These pens are the only gel pens I own. I'm insanely passionate about them. If you're thinking about buying them, do it.1. QUALITY. These pens are great for both writing and drawing. The ink dries quickly so it's less likely to smudge and they work with other mediums very well. I'm a traditional artist that works mostly with ink and I honestly prefer them over Micron pens when it comes to thinner linework.2. One box ( I use these DAILY) lasts me about 7-8 months. If reaching it's end, the ink won't stipple or get a weird texture like other cheap pens will. There's tons of ink and it does not dry out fast.3. Everyone loves these pens and always asks me where I get them. If you don't mind sharing, these pens will get you lots of friends.

Great pens. Made in Japan. Each pen has a sticker with manufacturer information. Writes smoothly and I like like fine the line is. I do not know how long a pen will last but to me because of the quality of writing, it is worth the money. I like it is a pack of 10 pens. I will definitely keep buying those. I would like this pen with blue ink.UPDATE: so far I am using my first pen daily for over 3 mons. Casual writing and short notes. Sometime wring a lot daily when I study new chapter from my Latin book.

I found this pen through the Pen Addict blog and I've been using it for years. I buy a new package of them probably once a year, just because I can. It glides so nicely and it's not too thick. I'm left-handed so my scrawl is very... well.. scrawl-y. I have these at home and in my office. Whenever a client uses them, it's rare I don't get a compliment on how much they like using the pen. The only thing I will say is that they will sometimes not work if the surface you're writing on isn't just right. Totally worth it though.