Haven't tried every pen out there, but compared to the average roller, this thing is S-tier. Good price, consistent ink flow, smooth travel across paper, absolutely zero skipping or railroading, and no blotchiness. And guess what, they work right out of the box like they're supposed to. You wouldn't think I'd have to mention that as a benefit, but there are literally pens out there that don't work even when they're brand freaking new. My penmanship isn't as flowery and nice to look at as some of the examples from the ladies on here, but even with my blocky print that includes a lot of lifting and heavy stroke breaks on and off the paper, they are super smooth and surprisingly on par with the Pilot G2, Signo 207, or Uniball One. And unlike all the complainers on here, I actually included a photo showing that they work fantastically. Should probably also point out they're also not supposed to be put in the microwave or used as a toothbrush, but that probably won't stop the smoothbrains in the comments from attempting it unless you remind them not to. Read more
The Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens are an amazing product that delivers an exceptional writing experience. The $0.7 \text{mm}$ medium point is perfect, and the black gel ink is incredibly smooth, vibrant, and, most importantly, non-smearing and quick-drying. This makes them perfect for fast note-takers, journaling, and professional use. The comfortable grip and sleek black barrel make them a pleasure to use for school, home, or office tasks. Read more
The SharpievS-Gel Pens, Perm with the Black Barrel in a medium point are one of my favorite pens to use daily. I use for writing checks because it writes great and is Permanent and does not smear. I use them when I complete word searches, logic puzzles, and other varieties of puzzles. When I loan out my pen I have to remind them to return them cause it becomes the favored pens of strangers. The pen is the ultimate weight. The ink is black, and is dark like the Mont Blsnc ink. These pens are about a $1 each when on sale. I used to only use my Mont Blanc pens at over $600 each, but recently I have transitioned to Sharpie cause they are perfect, and at a 1 each I don't get as upset as when a Monte Blanc pen is walked away with. I always have a few dozen on standby. The size of the pen and the weight is ideal. They are durable. The ink lasts. Keep them coming Read more
they write nicely and work well Read more
Some of the best pens! The ink comes out very smooth and dark! They are super comfortable to write with no smudges or smearing. I like the click pen a lot because I don't have to worry about loosing a cap. I can write quickly with these with no issue. Read more
The media could not be loaded. See video for full smudge test and comfort review. In summary, the Sharpie S-Gel pen has high quality, quick drying, non-smudging ink, while the Pilot G2 has thicker/wetter ink that smudges more easily. BUT the G2 is much more comfortable to write with due to its thicker tip area and glossy plastic shell, which makes it easier to grip on to than the slippery S-Gel. In comparison, the S-Gel’s matte finish can be slippery, and its pen tip is thinner and coated with the same slippery finish. I often found myself having to reposition my grip with the S-gel, and it became uncomfortable when my ring fingernail began digging into my index finger. Both are fine smudge-wise if you give them enough time to dry, but the G2’s smudge-ability can be frustrating when writing quickly or accidentally leaving your hand on fresh writing. In conclusion, my discomfort using the S-Gel was enough for me to look past the smudging problem and favor the G2 more. In the end, your choice depends on your personal preferences. If you have smaller hands/fingers, writing with the Sharpie shouldn’t be a major problem. The ink is smooth and easy to write with and does not smudge easily. If you write a lot and don’t mind accidental smudges at the expense of comfort, then the G2 is for you. Read more
Good pens for around the house. We keep pens everywhere (lots of them in the kitchen-great room area) and these are smooth writing. Nice pens for the price. Read more
Love these as they write very nice and don't have stupid flaws from writing compared to normal pens. Highly recommended if you want amazing pens that actually work, however, be careful not to touch the ink right after if you just wrote on a sticker like material as it is straight up ink. Normal paper seems fine to touch right away as the paper does absorb it. Overall satisfied and will buy more in the future! Read more
