Cello Gripper-1 Ball Pen, Blue - Pack of 5

I recently purchased the Cello Gripper 0.5 Ballpoint Pen, and I must say—it exceeded my expectations! The ink flows incredibly smoothly without any skips, making writing a joy whether it’s quick notes or longer journaling sessions. The 0.5 mm tip strikes a great balance between precision and readability.What really stands out is the rubberized grip—it’s soft, well-textured, and makes writing for extended periods comfortable and strain-free. The pen feels well-built yet lightweight, and I appreciate the clean look that fits well in both casual and professional settings.Highly recommended for students, professionals, or anyone who enjoys writing with a pen that just feels right. Will definitely be stocking up on more!

Cello Grippers are great! They’re long-lasting, cheap and comfortable to hold. My only complaint is with the release of ink. In the beginning, the nib feels fine with a very thin jet of ink. But as you progress, the ink starts coming out thicker and thicker and often leaks. I wouldn’t recommend these to people who prefer writing with thin, non-leaky nibs. In that case, go for Cello Technotip.

writing quality, writing ability ,writing speed all good.. overall good product

My daughter loved them. She wants more.

This pen was quite popular in early 2000s - 2010, now its very hard to find it in stationery shops. While most popular student friendly ball pen were available for Rs 5 back in the day, this costed Rs 6, and had its own dedicated fanbase. This is a very odd pen in the sense that it is not a needle point pen yet it writes sharp with a decent level of smoothness. Usually needle points are known for their sharpness and fat tips give that extra smoothness. Only drawback is that since its now a low production pen some stock might be a hit and miss.

It is a really good pen

Good writing experience

I love these pens