ZEBRA PENS, bulk pack of 24 ink pens, Z-Grip Retractable ballpoint pens Medium point 1.0 mm, 12 black pens & 12 Blue pens combo pack
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They're the same size as other pens, and they're very smooth to write with.
Because these pens were so bad, I used ink from other pens. I bought two sets and promptly discarded both. They frequently stop writing, and some of them did not work right away.
We constantly lose pins, so this is a fantastic bulk deal. The pins were of good quality and a good value for the money.
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He has always used Pilot G2 pens and has requested that I order more for him. I had previously used Zebra pens and thought they were superior to Pilot, so I ordered the 24-pack, which is a fantastic deal when compared to other pens. He was disappointed when they arrived because I had purchased a different brand, but I assured him that the Zebras were very smooth, with no skipping, and that he should give them a try. After work that night, he told me how much he liked the Zebra pens, and how much he prefers them to the Pilots because they don't smear or smudge. We will definitely order more, and we are hoping that the price will remain low.
This is the second time I've bought these pens. The first batch was fantastic; however, the second batch was not quite as good. This batch has leaking, skipping, and broken tips, which I have never experienced before. I used about ten or twelve and had to throw away half of them.
Thank you, Jesus, for being such a wonderful baby. SCK, there are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many They either need a perfect surface to write on, or they'll bleed all over you if you're not in the right lunar cycle. These are quite lovely, and they help to alleviate the mountain of back-to-school parental release and mandatory consent (is it really consent?). ) forms and check writing for a variety of sporting activities a little easier.
I bought them because they seemed to be exactly what I was looking for and had the best customer reviews. Since then, I've been putting off writing a review because I keep thinking I'm missing something, that this is all a joke that I haven't caught on to yet. But, finally, I'm sick of the game, I'm giving up, and I'm just going to say it like it is: These are without a doubt the worst ballpoint pens I've seen since the 1960s, when cheap ballpoint pens were first imported from Japan (which was then synonymous with cheap, poor quality!). When the plastics were cheesy and ugly, and the pens routinely blobbed and leaked, the only question was how much and how quickly they blobbed and leaked. br>br>As a result, these Zebras are superior to those dreadful, low-cost early Japanese pens. However, they are significantly worse than nearly every other ballpoint pen I've seen since then, including every cheap old dime-store pen and cheap junk giveaway pen. Even Bic, which appears to produce the majority of the world's cheap giveaway pens, couldn't produce a pen half as bad as these Zebras. (Actually, Bic makes some really nice pens that are ridiculously cheap; I just wish they had a retractable ballpoint pen - which, I sincerely hope, they now do! )br>br>For starters, every Zebra pen appears to come with some kind of clear plastic seal coating over the tip of the ballpoint, which they don't bother to warn you about, instead leaving you to blunder into it just as soon as you pick up a brand new pen and expect to start writing with it. Which won't work with these, not even a little bit, unless you scrape/rub the plastic seal coating off the tip, which takes an eternity because you can't see the thin coating, but it's there and stuck on really hard, so you'll never know where, when, or if you've gotten it all off. Not that I mind being stuck with that task in the first place, but when I first saw the coating, I was philosophical about it, figuring that if these pens are supposed to be so wonderful, maybe it's partly because they come with this protective coating, and maybe it'll be worth the hassle of scraping off the seal if that's part of the magic of why they're such great pens (not!). br>br>And it doesn't get any better after that. When you pick one up and try to write with it, especially if it's been more than a few minutes since you last used it, it simply won't write at all, and you'll have to scribble furiously with it for a while until it opens up and starts sort-of writing again. Then it gets a little more uneven, and then it gets a little more terribly uneven. I honestly don't know how much of this is due to residual amounts of the original seal coat over the tip not being completely removed and remaining stuck on there, vs. how much of it is due to the fact that these pens are miserable, awful pens on their own. br>br>About the only positive thing I can say about these Zebra pens is that they don't blob or leak large amounts of ink at once, only small amounts as part of their normal uneven flow. br>br>I'm well aware that thousands of people have commented on these pens, the vast majority of whom have praised them. To that, all I have to say is, "What the hell is going on with all of you?" br>br>So I'm finally going to get rid of these obnoxious Zebras, tossing them all in the trash can where they belong. And give them a minimum of one star. I've given a few other products one star before, but never solely because of the product's bad quality, and always in part because of the seller's bad customer service; in the case of these Zebras, I haven't contacted Zebra because there's no point, and there's nothing they could do to improve things. If I pressed them, they might return my money, but it wasn't worth the trouble because it was only $10. Or they could give me some more Zebra pens for free - However, they would have to first catch me!.
Pens are excellent and arrived on time. In fact, it's far too good. People continue to take them, so I'm forced to order more.
These pens are excellent value for money and write well. I bought these pens for Easter baskets for senior citizens in a retirement home. For seniors or students who do not want to worry about removing and replacing the top, the click type pen is better and easier to use.
These are fine until the tip begins to crack. br>I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or if there's a design flaw. Everything was fine with the pen until the tip screwed on. on the cracks in the piece I'm not sure if the cracks are caused by me dropping my pen on a hard surface or if they are caused by me dropping my pen. In any case, I believe I was able to use one or two of these pens before the ink ran out out of the others. The tip cracked on the others. When you press the button to start writing, the pressure pushes the tip off, causing the tip, spring, ink cartridge part, and everything else to pop out. You can put it back together if you haven't lost the pieces, but it will only get worse with use until you become frustrated and discard it.
These pens are fantastic. Each one has a small piece of wax on the tip to indicate that it is being used for the first time, as well as to protect the tip before use. The writing is very smooth with these pens. It also helps if you use a medium point. I would strongly suggest it!.
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