Customer Reviews

uni-ball Vision, Stick Needle, Fine-Point Rollerball Pens, 8 Colored Ink Pens (1734916)

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These pens are fantastic!! They have a very fine point and make for rather elegant writing. They probably will never dry out like standard ball point pens do sometimes. They write immediately, no need to scribble to get the ink flowing. With so many colors in the set to choose from, your mood can set your tone. The price was rather high, but I believe they are worth the price because they should last a long time. I can't recommend then highly enough!! They are a pleasure to use!!

I am not pleased with these. Even though these are advertised as 'needle fine point', the line they produce is thicker than uniball's 207 Retractable *Medium Point* Gel Pens. Of course they write smoothly as we have come to expect from uniball pens but the ink flows copiously. If you are looking for a pen to be able to write precisely and with a fine line, these are NOT for you.

These are soo much better than the pilot v7's i used to use. the Pilots would always bend eventually and these are much stronger and feel smoother. I love Uni-Ball PENS!

I use these pens at work to review reports for myself and my boss. I love the different colors. It helps my boss understand the reports better, and I like the pretty colors! The pens write well and I have not had any problems with them so far. I had another set that last me about 2 years before they ran out of ink and I do use them often.

I love Uniball Vision roller ball pens, and I have used them for all kinds of writing functions both at home and office for many years.

Only after I purchased and used this type (Stick Needle Fine Point), I realized how different they are from Uniball Vision Micro Fine Point I have always enjoyed. As much as I can tell, the only difference between the two types is suppose to be the pointed head.

But the Stick Needle doesn't write as smoothly as the Micro on certain papers, and it also left a little bit more ink than Micro did. Maybe I am just spoiled by my other Uniball Vision pens and become too picky on this one?

I highly recommend people looking for a comfortable and quality roller ball ink pens to pass this model but try Uniball Micro Fine Point instead.

I teach students one on one, and I use these pens to signify different parts of the problem or different parts of the diagram. The multitude of colors makes that really easy, and all the colors are dark enough to be easily read. The thing that makes these my favorite is how easily the ink comes out (this also makes them run out a bit quicker.) Since I do a lot of writing not having to press hard to get ink out is really something that's important for me so my hands don't have problems. I spend more to get the uni-ball pens so my hands won't hurt! The ink doesn't seem to fade or run after it's fully dried. (takes a few seconds) I'd completely recommend them! Well worth the price!

These pens are worse than I have expected. First of all, they are needle point, but fine lines? Come on. Second, the colors are not bright at all and some (like the pink) look really dull and I don't wanna use it. The pilot ones i've been using are way better.

Great colors, and smooth roller ball. However, I think next time I'll just pick up a pen set @ the local office supply place. They seem to be less expensive there.

For my situation, I was looking to replace a specific turquoise pen made by uni-ball a few years ago. I bought this large set b/c it seemed the most likely place to find that particular color. No luck, it's not there.

I guess this set makes sense if you want a wide variety of colors in a higher-end pen.

I bought these fro my bf and he loved them. They're fairly fine and wouldn't go through the pages.

Highly recommended!

I have a Spirograph and have had a hard time finding very thin tip pens for it. These do a great job and do not leave a ink blot.