Pilot, Precise Grip Liquid Ink Rolling Ball Stick Pens, Extra Fine Point 0.5 mm, Assorted Colors, Pack of 7

These are my favorite pens for writing, especially for being able to write at a rapid pace. I found them while I was in college. The roller balls allow this, and the size of the pens don't cause calluses.

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I bought these pens a little more than 3 months ago and use them daily at work. I got them specifically for the extra fine tip and bold colors since I work as an accountant and note statements with small text. Since I use them for this purpose (writing a small sequence of numbers at a time) they've probably lasted much longer than they would've had I used them for longer notes. Even still, I'm finding that my most frequently used pen is started to fade when writing despite appearing to have 2/3 ink left. They also do not appear as fine as I'd like for very tiny writing since they have a liquid-like disbursement. Finally, the pen I use most (pink) seems to leak slightly leaving a pretty pink stain where it rests on my finger.Nevertheless, these faults are fairly minute in my experience, and I return now to order another set. They write clean, don't bleed if you avoid too much pressure, don't smear, and (thusfar) don't appear to dryout.TL;DR- fine point but less than expected- don't smear- write clean- bold colors- don't dryout- wish they lasted longer (starting to fade a bit after 3mos light usage)- possible leakageConclusion: Not perfect but does the job for me. Buying a second set.

I needed fine-tip pens for my note card, which my professor allows us to use on his exams. I have wasted so many note cards due to other pens' ink bleeding, and the words becoming unreadable. These pens are perfect. It has a fine tip, is easy to hold, and is colorful so I could distinguish what I've written on my note cart. 10/10

I've tried a ton of different pens with different line thicknesses and ink types, but this is by far my most favorite pen. I've been using these for four years in college now, and I would be extremely hard pressed to give them up.I write small and I sometimes have a hard time deciphering what I've written if the line thickness is too high. I also don't like pens or pencils that leave a light mark when used. These, because they're liquid ink, leave marks that are of standard heaviness and darkness. In general, unless the paper is super cheap, you don't have to worry about bleeding through unless you've accidentally left the tip of the pen against the paper for a few moments. I use general lined notebooks, write on both sides of the page, and don't have problems with bleedthrough.I especially like the color pack because they offer a variety of shades that aren't too crazy. I color-code my notes because it helps me remember things better, so it's nice to have different colors at my disposal. I also do a lot of grading, so I always need a red pen.I hand-write notes for all of my classes, write notes for my tutoring students, and often hand-write small assignments or drafts. In general, a pack will get me through just about a school year. However, with the addition of the tons of writing I was doing for tutoring, I managed only to get through this past semester before having to buy another pack. Still, when I consider how often they were used, it's not a bother.Are there other pens out there that are better? Maybe. It's hard to imagine getting jazzed up about a pen, but when you consider availability (Amazon Prime), price point, and attributes of the pen, I really think that this is the highest value proposition of virtually any other pen you can find in the office supply market. I've tried a ton of gel, ink, and ballpoint pens and have always returned to these. No other pen comes close.