Artline 2-in-1 Whiteboard Pen (Wallet of 8 Assorted Colours)

These pens are fantastic for writing on a small year planner, really fine line and lovely selection of colours vibrant enough to be seen with ease on a white background. I was sceptical about the quality and fineness of tips after reading some of the other reviews but all the pens work well. Fine line end is less than 0.5 mm, fatter end is about 0.7 to 1mm so both fine line. Would suit kitchen planners or small white boards for fine work but would be useless for a big board. Very happy with purchase.

Good variety of coloursTwo sizes of pen nibs which is greatLong lasting

My requirements were simple - coloured pens for a whiteboard, thin enough to write in detail. Through trial and error, I have arrived at the Artline pens, and they are perfect. I previously opted for cheaper pens to find that they were still too thick and that some of the pens had dried out, but these pens are perfect. Great colours, great nib widths. Perfect for planning in detail and adding colourful subnotes...

I was expecting the markers to be more pigmented (wet) when writing, but the colour barely shows up, in order to write boldly you would need to press down very very hard.

I tutor mathematics and frequently use whiteboards with my students. For a long time I used the Berol Thin Nibbed pens (assorted colours), but sadly those are no longer available. I find these pens just a little too thin. The fatter side is a nice width, but the thin side leaves a line so thin it ends up rather pale and hard to read. I think a 1mm and about a 1.5mm would be a better combination. To make matters worse, I've only used these pens a handful of times and 2 of them (the .4mm purple and the 1mm blue) have already dried up. I'm very careful that the caps are replaced properly. I don't think the nibs are as strong as the Berol thin nibbed markers and thus these artline pens are less suitable for children (who often press down a little too hard). I also find the scent stronger and more offensive than the Berol ones. One the positive side, the colours are nice and vibrant and all show up on a white surface quite well (unlike so many that insist on including yellow pens)- I should clarify that I'm talking about the 1mm sides as the .4mm lines are so thin they don't show up all that well.

They are one of the best out there for marking boards especially since so many colours and two different sizes per pen for fine or normal, however the normal do have a slight tendency to go fat if you press a little hard or are strong and dont have a light touch like me, still hold out quite well but not as good as first came :)

I do a lot of long equations for my degree so I found myself filling up white boards too quickly. These make things much simpler, all the colours are very clear to read. However I wouldn't recommend if you were wanting to teach with them as they may be a bit too fine.

Ok, but do not show up very well on whiteboard. have to write over the words a few times to make it stand out

Los rotuladores están secos, casi no pintan y lo poco que pintan cuesta borrar.