Paper Mate Profile Retractable Ballpoint Pens, Bold (1.4mm), Purple, 12 Count
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Purple with a dark hue. They appeal to me greatly.
The ink is a vibrant purple that isn't quite magenta in color. It isn't a deep shade of purple. (I'm a senior) I prefer the brightness for doing crossword puzzles and other tasks.
There is no distinction between the 1. and the 2. The 4B and the 1 4mm. They both have the same point size; the difference is that one specifies Bold as the point size.
They are, in fact. Purple ink was all I wanted, as well. These purple pens come in a set of 12 and are very nice. I purchased two boxes and am happy that I did!
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My obsession with purple began with the Bic Cristal and ended with the Papermate Profile, which I use for everyday writing as well as for years of college and countless nights serving tables in restaurants. The Profile isn't a pen for the weak; rather, it's a pen for the strong. Its bold stroke is for those who want their writing to stand out and say, "Look at me! I'm here!" Read me! " The pen's barrel is wider than a standard stick ballpoint pen, and it has a cushioned grip that allows for a lot of writing without getting tired. Advantages: br>br> br> Bold line stands out and glides across the page when writingbr> Retractablebr> It comes in a variety of fun colorsbr>br>Cons: br> The bolder line makes it extra smudgy for leftiesbr> Can leave little blobs on the side of the pen nib when ink builds upbr>br>Would I buy these again? Yes, I would and have done so many times before.
However, that is not the reason for the two stars; each pen includes a pocket tag that is attached to the clip. It wasn't supposed to be a bulk box, but rather an individual sale ink pen. The sticker has a UPC code on it and wraps completely around the pen. I was on the verge of breaking the pen when I took it off. It's now extremely sticky near the top of the pen, where the stickers used to be. When I write, it gets filthy and sticks to my hand!.
I wish I had realized earlier and purchased gel instead. These, in my opinion, require too much sustained pressure and do not produce a thin, crisp line. The ink is a nice true mid-range color. purple range (e. g. , a nice red-blue balance, albeit a little transparent). Later, I purchased a set of purple gel pens that are more of a deep royal midnight purple and have a lighter grip (e. g. , e. g. , e. g. , e. g. , e. g. , e. , which is becoming more bluer) that is easier to read due to the darker color and higher line saturation. But now I'm stuck with a dozen of these in a box. It's all about living and learning.
THESE PURPLE PENS ARE AMAZING! My coworkers use RED, GREEN, or BLACK ink when they sign off on documents. When a document is signed in PURPLE, ESPECIALLY PAPERMATE PURPLE PENS, EVERYONE KNOWS! There's no guesswork! My signature appears on the document! br>ALL I USE ARE THE PURPLE PAPERMATE PENS! br>THEY PHOTOCOPY EXTREMELY WELL! br>FINE IS TOO FINE, BUT MEDUIM IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED! AND THE CUSHIONED GRIPS ARE AMAZING! br>I WILL NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER NEVER EVER EVER OH, AND PAPERMATE, TOO. FOR THIS OUTSTANDING RECOMMENDATION, YOU MIGHT WANT TO SEND A BOX MY WAY N/C! IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE, DO NOT BE CONCERNED! I WILL NEVER USE ANOTHER BRAND, SIZE, OR COLOR, AS I HAVE SAID. 💜.
For my work, I like to use purple ink. as a result, I decided to give this product a try; unfortunately, my first choice was not available; It was necessary for me to purchase it as part of a set that included other colors. That being said, I can't think of anything negative to say about Paper Mate. I wish the color was more vibrant, but I don't mind. When the time comes, I will repurchase it.
It had been a long time since I'd thought about it, and I figured maybe now was the time. No, the purple doesn't appear to be purplish; instead, it appears to be a blue shade. The first Hello is written in blue ink, the second is the Papermate, and the third is a different pen that actually writes purple. The Papermate writes more smoothly than the Pilot, but the ink color isn't as appealing if you're a fan of purple ink like me. Returning to the Papermate and deciding to give up.
These were just delivered to me. I was hoping they'd be a good replacement for the other Papermate medium point ones that I adored, but they don't appear to be available any longer. (In writing, the one version was fluid and consistent. ) ) These? No way. It squirts out large blobs of ink, making writing appear sloppy. Very let down. I'm not aware of a viable alternative, and I miss the previous version.
First, when seen all over graded papers, red has a negative connotation, and second, purple is one of our school colors. They write well and the ink lasts a long time; however, local stores don't always have them in stock, so I'm grateful that I can get these boxes from Amazon all year.
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