Muji Gel Ink Ball Point Pen, 0.38-mm, Black, 10 Pcs
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In addition to those manufactured in China, Muji also sells goods made in Japan. This series of ballpoint pens is made in Japan by the way. There was no problem with the quality of the products that are made in China in the factory, like the acrylic case. My only experience with ballpoint pens made in Japan until now has been with those made in China.
While I have been out of school for a long time, I still write a great deal, both personally and professionally, and have not ran out of ink. I have no problem with people taking them from me since they are amazing!
Yes, I understand. There is no residue left behind after they are removed
Selected User Reviews For Muji Gel Ink Ball Point Pen, 0.38-mm, Black, 10 Pcs
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The product delivered did not match the description. As you can see from my attached pictures, I received replicas of Muji pens. Feedback will be updated with a response if a refund is requested. A word to the wise ******BUYER.
The pros are The font is awesome, the ink is fantastic (you only need to relax a bit before you avoid smudging), and when it functions properly it is a great pen that can handle people who tend to push down heavily when they write, and last a decent amount of time. There are a few issues with 3). Due to the shaft becoming loose toward the bottom of the pen, it becomes very challenging to write with this pen since the tip will slide back into the rest of the pen when pushed down, and then out again once it is removed from This means that it will not be able to stay still like a functioning pen. A third of the pens you buy fail, which I find disappointing given the price you pay, but perhaps I got a bad batch of pens.
I love them so much. These pens are awesome. I love them so much. When I discovered these pens in a little Japanese store in the SF airport, I knew I had to have them. I am one of those weirdos who cannot get enough of slick bleed free pens, so when I saw these, I had to have them. As I wasn't exactly sure how to locate them, I snapped a picture of the bar code on the pen. However, Amazon was more than satisfied with that. There are a few nice details about these pens. The point is tiny and the ink glides smoothly. With the fine tip of a pen you can make the tiniest of lines on any type of paper with astounding Having a pen like this has become my favorite tool for doodling and small details.
I really like Muji pens when it comes to pens that make a good impression on me, and I agree with that. It's a pleasure to write with Muji pens, as they flow very nicely, and my handwriting looks so much better than with a Pilot G2. This pen has 38 points. I like how Pilot pens are clickable, but some people are troubled by the sound of a clicking pen. Pilot G2 pens have a thicker point when I write with them. I dislike Muji pens because they smear a lot if you write too fast or in cursive. If you are in a rush to finish your AP exams, I wouldn't consider these because there is no grip and the cap is hard to put back on. This is not a product I recommend to you if you are not a responsible person, for example, you are prone to losing pens easily. I would like to point out that it smokes if you use MUJI pens and Miraculous Marker highlighters.
I agree with the reviewer who said these pens are a bit pricey, but they are incredible. It is difficult to find gel pens that last me most of the semester for relatively little money. I might buy these again because they have lasted me so far. Because the tip is thin and the ink dries down fairly quickly, your words won't look too messy. There's no blotting and I think that's because the tip has a reasonably small size. Furthermore, you can easily order just the ink portion, since the ink cartridges are also refillable. Whether you want to take notes, doodling, or bullet journaling, these are ideal. You'll be able to last a while with the ink.
This pen was bought about two years ago and it has worked well for the most part. I enjoyed using them in classes when I first began college because of their simple design, quick drying ink and smooth writing. Nevertheless, I have noticed that five out of the ten pens I have already used have developed a problem after a few weeks when, for some reason, the ball at the tip of the pen begins to leak ink, making I could not use the pen at all. Obviously I'm not sure if it's something I'm doing to make that happen, but I doubt it, I write with them a few times a week and I store them vertically While writing, I do not make any insane movements or force myself to press too hard. Pictures are provided to illustrate some of the effects of the leakage and what it's like writing with a pen that is yet to malfunction compared to one that has never been mishandled. Despite the fact that I am unsure of how official these pens are, I don't think I will be buying them again, at least from this listing. I encourage anyone else interested to do the same if they experience any problems.
I am in love with They smear under highlighter so I wish they didn't. Even if you wrote it a day and a half ago, it won't smear badly, but you can't write it now and then highlight it later (I just put the highlighter on top and write over it first). This is a common problem with gel pens. If you come across one that does not smear at all, let me know! First time in a very long time that I have used up a pen completely. The size of the paper fits perfectly into the spine of my spiral-bound We would love to have it in finer points for tiny text!.
I usually purchase Muji pens from Muji stores since I've used them for a long time. The stores in my area are quite far from me, therefore I ordered these online. As soon as I received them, I realized the pens weren't right for me. As far as I can tell, the ink on most of the pens is spotty, so when you write, it appears that you are running out of ink. Despite seeing the ink all the way to the top and knowing Muji pens write evenly and strongly all the way to the very end, this is a strange phenomenon. These pens don't seem to be able to do anything for me. There seems to be a lot of fake pens or maybe It's hard to tell now, but I'll have to wait until I can visit a Muji store in the future.
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