MUJI Gel Ink Ballpoint Pens [0.5mm] 9-colors Pack by Muji

Love the Muji pens, they look aesthetically pleasing, and for the most part, are very smooth (I did notice some scratchiness when writing with the Green, Sky Blue, and Lime Green). The fine tips are great for writing notes. Unfortunately, these are a lot more expensive on Amazon than the actual Muji website where they cost about $1 each.

Muji ballpoints are some of my all-time favorite pens. They write smoothly and the colors look good. Admittedly the color selection is pretty limited, but I mostly use mine for taking notes so I don't need that many colors. I think I prefer the .38 size to the .5 size, but that's just a personal preference. Fantastic pens, great for the price. The only thing to watch out for is comfort. There is no grip or anything, but you could always add a gel grip if needed.

These are very nice pens with great consistency, easy writability, and great colors. The only color that had ink issues was the light pink, and that was only at first. It writes quite smoothly after some use. Writing small or big works for this size and ink; when I write small with other pens the ink tends to blotch together but the letters remained quite crisp. It dries fast so there is very little chance to smudge. I really love these pens!

Came in tact with all the colors listed. They have lasted me a while (about halfway into the school year) and I could see them lasting well into next year! They write very smoothly and are pleasing to hold and look at. The only minor issue was the dark blue pen bleeds easily. If you hover for a second before writing something you end up with a small blotch. But I found that if you just hold the pen with the tip facing up in between writing the problem is solved a bit!

The ones I received are legit MUJI brand, and I got all 9 pens. I just hope they don't explode. I'll update my review if they do.Pros:- Smooth writing- Good color range with high pigmentation- Minimal railroading/skipping (When you write and the ink pushes to the other side, leaving some white gap in between the ink)- Pens last for a while- Actually MUJICons:- Smudges if you don't allot a significant amount of time for it to dry- No rubber grip so it's a bit uncomfortable to write for extended periods of time (The newer version of the Muji gel pens will offer a writing grip but unfortunately I purchased these before the announcement.)MUJI is a good brand but remember that they're just gel pens.

I've heard so much about these pens, so I had to get a set to try them. I was worried they wouldnt live up to the hype they're given, but after using them for several months now I can definitely see why everyone always talks about them. I seriously use them ALL THE TIME! The ink is very high quality and flows nicely, they're relatively sturdy, have a fine metal tip, and they dont bleed through paper hardly at all. They're currently my go-to note taking pens for school, and I use them on a daily basis. I HIGHLY reccommend them!

I bought these from the official Muji store for a bit more money than here. I absolutely love these pens. I use them intermittently with my .38 muji gel pens for a contrast in thickness in my notes.Pros:-Even when I press hard into the paper, they don't leak through. I press down pretty hard when I'm taking notes and these still don't leave that much of a noticeable indent which makes my notes look very clean when I want to use both sides of the paper. (If I use .38 rather than the .5, there is an indent which doesn't look too great)-They come in some really pretty colorsCons:-I used to be into faber castells and it kind of is a bummer to go from 30+ different colors to 12-13 colors with muji-If you wait a second or put the pen down without putting the pen cap back on, the ink will pool on the end which either drips or makes a ink pool when you got to write again with your paper

I waited for these for over a month... my shipping arrival date changed at least 2 times. I didn't think these pens were worth the wait, but they are. I was looking for something I could use for both school and art (I'm in high school, so ideally, a pen I use for taking notes for 6 hours straight will also function well enough for sketching and line drawing). This is exactly that pen. Since they're ball point pens, I don't worry about people ruining them if I let non-artists borrow my pens, which is my fear with pens like the pigma microns, prismacolor fineliners, sharpie pens, stabilos, etc. All in all, very happy.