I like the color. The ink tends to bleed through the paper.

got them used not bad came as describe

They bleed through paper pretty badly so they don't work for journaling (which was why I bought them.) I do like the fine point tip but if you're looking for a pen to journal with the fine point Flair pens are better.

It's a fine pen, but there there are plenty of others that perform better and are quite available. For my part I'll stick withnbsp; Sakura 30062 6-Piece Pigma Micron Ink Pen Set, Black On the positive side: this marker writes very smoothly, the ink is very dark and supposedly a permanent pigmented ink. It doesn't bleed or feather badly, but it does therefore take a little longer ( 62; 30 seconds) to dry; I don't rate that as a bad thing, but know before you go. On the negative side, it is not particularly a fine point, much less 34;extra fine34;, as advertised. I eyeball it at about 0.5mm, with a relatively light hand. You can get some line weight variation by employing quick, gentle strokes for thinner lines and slower, heavier strokes for wider lines. For a pigmented ink I didn't find it particularly water resistant (after several minutes to dry), but perhaps with more time it would perform better. For my purposes I will probably use it almost solely to stipple, as it produces very nice, consistently sized round dots easily.