uni-ball Vision Elite Rollerball Pens Fine Point Micro Tip, 0.5mm, Black, 12 Pack

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Really smooth quality pen. Allows to write freely and effortlessly. Ink dries quickly which is also a plus. lastly, it is easy to grip.

These pens are amazing. Nice fine tip, lots of ink, and write smooth. I’m a graphic designer and I write notes and sketch all day every day. These are great, you should buy them!

Great pens for a great price

For the longest time, I mainlined Zebra Sarasa, didn't really care much for pens at the time though, just a rec from a friend. Tried a lot out, really got into pens as a hobby, fell down the fountain pen rabbit hole, spent more than I care to admit, came out with the pilot precise v7, and downsized to v5 for a few years, etc etc. You'll know if you're reading this, the usual pipeline of penmanship.Wanted to spice things up, friend of mine recommended these and they've been the best pens ever (and I've tried them all). I don't like gel/ballpoint and I don't care for fountain pens anymore, been there done that kind of thing, most satisfied with rollerball in terms of reliability, smoothness, and so on.I think these are it for me.

Perfection!

I love the pens, but they wrote a lot more crisp than I was previously using . I like it, but it wasn’t the same feel, maybe after I break it in? The ink is perfect and doesn’t bleed, even as soon as I’m doing writing . The pen was definitely easy to use. I got the best value for the money I spent, considering they come in bulk! The pen hasn’t been through a rigorous test, but so far, seems sturdy though

The Uniball Vision Elite is a gem in today’s market—one of the last rare true water-based rollerball pens. It isn’t a gel pen knockoff; it delivers that smooth, perfectly wet ink flow that’s nearly impossible to find anymore. Every stroke glides like a fountain pen but with zero hassle—no skipping, no clogging, just flawless writing.I believe in them so much I bought 3 boxes at once at this great price. If you want the authentic rollerball experience, not another gel masquerade, this is the pen to get.

When I found this pen at the age of 9, my dad, who also writes voraciously, took to using it. I went into his office to steal it back, and he called the police on me saying I'd stolen it. Naturally, the police were not quick to indite a 9 year old, and I had to explain that it was all in good fun, that he was just salty he couldn't keep the greatest pen even known to man. I now have about 30 of them just in case, and find my friend's using them, who sheepishly hide them or mutter about having borrowed it. I don't mind though, I get it. It's a good pen. Sometimes I even lend them to my dad.