SAKURA Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Black Ink - 01 Point Size - 6 Pack

I love these pens. I only wish there was a refillable version so I wouldnt throw so much plastic away.

I write so lightly, already terrified of letting the ink bleed through the paper, but the nibs will shrink into the little steel carrier REGARDLESS. No matter how lightly Im writing (and Im talking feather-light, the nibs always sink in until theyre unusable. I hate that I payed 13 dollars for these things. What a waste.

Run out of ink so quickly.

After trying out what feels like 100 different pens, these have become my go-to pens for planning and art journaling. They are very comfortable to write with, and the ink looks beautiful on paper and doesnt bleed through. So happy I can order these straight to my door from Amazon when Im running low!

These are a very good quality marker that is designed for detailed work. I use this thickness a lot so I go through them often, for users that are looking for a range of tips Amazon sells Sakura Micron packs that have different tip sizes, the tip on these is slightly smaller than a thin sharpie is to give you an idea, for me because I work on larger sheets of paper, I do not need finer lines than this pack and it was exactly what I needed. These markers though can last a long time before they run out, and Ive never had one leak, they are a really good quality and reasonably priced.

I love anything made by this company from manga pens to single color pens.

Really nice pens, have bought several different assortments and have not been disappointed. I bought the first set about 5 years ago, and are still going strong for the most part ( I dont write with them though, just illustrations), except for the finer point ones. The second set I bought seemed to dry up pretty quickly while I was using them, but I have a feeling it was they way I was using them, for shading, not the fault of the pens, and they seem to recover between uses. Theyre almost as easy to manipulate for shading as a pencil.

Ive been using Sakura Pigma pens for years and Im always pleased with them.

I was very excited about these pens, because I heard so many good reviews about them. Unfortunately, one of the pens exploded and the rest were dry. I threw away the box and wont even be able to return them. I am very disappointed and will most likely not purchase them again.

I bought one of this same kind of Micron pens at a local retail stores and loved it. So I bought this set. But the quality of these are terrible and not at all like the one I have. The ink is dried up. Im going to return it, for sure.