Muchcute Extra Fine Point Writing Pens:6 Black 0.25mm Ultra Thin Micron Pen 01 No Bleed Bible Journaling Study Supplies Annotation Smooth Waterproof Micro Line Tip Fineliner Gel Felt Ink Markers Stuff

I forgot I gave these to my friend as a gift til recently. I gave them to her over a year ago and she just mentioned the other day they are amazing and are holding up so well. She’s been using them multiple times a day for a little over a year now. They don’t bleed and have a variety of sizes for different line thickness

I was surprised that the set offered several thicknesses of black, as well as color. I am practicing my drawing and find these pens easy to use. Good value. I am keeping the lids on tight and leaving them flat in their container.

Required ultra fine writing pens. These pens functioned beautifully. Nice smooth fiber tip writing/drawing instruments. However I needed even finer writing than these provided. Definitely will use for other projects.

I like these decently, but am disappointed with some of the colors. The yellow is hard to see on white paper - I have yellow highlighters that show up better. The dark green is actually more of a teal, and the light green is barely more visible than the yellow. Other than that I like that the ink doesn't smear, the fine tips, and they have lasted a decent amount of use so far. There is a quality issue with the color labels on the lids - they are scraping off and disappearing.

These are great, better than I expected. I like that each marker is clearly numbered with the size of the point so it's easy to keep track which is which.

They write beautiful, only negative they seem to dry out quickly. All in all a great fine point pen. Thanks

These do a great job on the marginal notes for which I purchased them. Speaking to those who have a problem with dry felt, it's natural to store them flat or with the points (the caps) up; I make certain, whenever the cap is back on, to put them in a holder with the point down. Haven't had a problem yet.

The Muchcute Micro Fineliner set offers a decent starting point for those looking for fine-line drawing pens. The ink generally flows smoothly, making creating detailed lines and outlines relatively easy. The variety of tip sizes in the 12-pen set is also a definite plus, offering flexibility for different artistic needs, from delicate hatching to bolder outlines. The promise of waterproof and archival ink is appealing for artists who want their work to last.However, the longevity of the pens is a significant concern. Disappointingly, the smallest 5 pens in my set ran out of ink very quickly, after only a few uses. This raises questions about the overall lifespan of the other pens in the set and significantly impacts the perceived value. While the initial cost might seem reasonable for a set of twelve, if several pens deplete their ink prematurely, the cost-effectiveness becomes questionable.Ultimately, while the smooth ink flow and variety of sizes are commendable, the issue with the ink running out quickly on at least one pen prevents me from giving a higher rating. It leaves me hesitant to fully recommend this set, especially for artists who rely heavily on their finest liners. For occasional use or as a starter set, they might suffice, but the long-term value remains uncertain.