Quartet Dry Erase Markers Glass Whiteboard Markers Fine Tip Assorted Neon Colors 6 Pack 79558Q

Best on black boards, great color Read more

These are very nice liquid markers that wipe off easy on a glass wipe off board. As a teacher I have a lot of things to do and I'm able to use these to write things on my glass wipe off board and as I get them done I can just use my finger to wipe it off. It's a lot better than using a lot of sticky notes that you have to crumble up and then throw away. It really helps the environment and the waste of paper. Highly recommend! Read more

It took a bit longer to get here than initially stated, but with the holiday rush, it was not overly long or concerning. The markers themselves, work wonderfully on my glass-top desk organizer! Don't know how they'r do on a regular dry-erase board, nut on glass, they are awesome - very bright and vibrant on black! Be sure when you read a review, that you consider how the buyer was trying to use them. And yes, they work like a paint pen, but I have not had any issues since first shaking any pen to get the fluid to mix and start flowing. Make sure to cap when not in use, or YMMV. And cleanup, from the intended glass surface, is a breeze with no filmy residue like some others. Read more

I recently started using the Quartet Dry Erase Markers (Fine Tip, Assorted Neon Colors, 6 Pack), and they’ve been a great addition to my workspace—especially for my glass whiteboard. The first thing that stood out to me was how vibrant the neon colors are. On a regular whiteboard they look good, but on a glass board they really pop, making notes and diagrams easy to read even from a distance. The color variety in the pack is also nice—it keeps things visually organized and a bit more fun. Writing with them feels smooth and controlled. The fine tips are perfect for detailed notes, smaller handwriting, and even quick sketches. I didn’t experience any skipping or blotchy ink flow, which is something I’ve run into with other markers. One of my favorite things is how cleanly they erase. Even after leaving writing on the board for a while, it wiped off easily without leaving behind ghosting or stains—something that’s especially important with glass surfaces. On the downside, the ink does seem to run out a bit faster than I expected, especially if you use them daily. Also, because the colors are lighter and more neon, they’re not as bold on traditional whiteboards compared to darker markers. Overall, I’m really happy with these markers. They’re reliable, easy to use, and look great—especially if you’re using a glass whiteboard. If that’s your setup, these are definitely worth picking up. Read more

Pens have NO INK!!!! All the pens were dried up and did not work!!! I can’t believe it. We were redoing our office and so it took me a few weeks to open and try the pens. Because of course who would have thought you would get a whole pack of pens and none of them would have any ink???? When I tried the pens on our board it was passed the cut off time to return. So i’m really upset about this purchase. None of the pens have any ink!!!!!! It is so crazy that the seller would send this. So I guess I lost my money for nothing. Really upset about it. Read more

Markers work okay but dry out kinda quick. Also, I do not like the thick paint residue they leave everywhere after you erase. Read more

these markers are amazing. it takes a little while to get them started as you need to repeatedly press the tip down and shake them vertically to get the ink flowing. but once it does, you'll love it. the colors are super vibrant, it's a solid size, i will most likely get these markers again when my current ones run out. Read more

If you're using a light board these are the ones to get. Not sure about the 2 whites. I prefer blue myself. The ones that shake allow the ink to flow better. If you shake them very well, which you need to do, they last for a few days before needing to shake them very well again. You need to get the ink flowing. I use these to make professional math videos on a light board. (Look up Berkeley Coding Academy on youtube if you want to see.) Read more