ZSCM Duo Tip Brush Markers, 60 Colors Adult Coloring Books Drawing Colored Pens Fine Point Water Based Markers, for School Supplies Note Taking Journal Sketching

I got these and were skeptical bc they were sooo cheap but I started using them and they are amazing. I use them in my bible study, scrapbooking, note taking and many other things. The only things I dont like about them is that if you press slightly too hard the bigger tip just becomes a floppy mess. And you cant really use these on thicker paper it just fades but they are good for everything else I have used them for.

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Nice markers but the storage container arrived damaged and unusable

I bought these markers because I wanted something better than RoseArt or Crayola for my art work.The packaging is lovely and I thought the thank you note included inside the box was a nice touch. However, the box seems a bit too snug; when replacing the markers, it can be tricky to fit them all back: there has to be a good proportion fine point down and broad point down, and I haven’t discerned yet what a good ratio is without have to always flip flop several in order to get the right fit. Maybe having a little bit wider box would help.The colors are nice and bold and they flow very well. I bought this because there are a broad range of colors but I’ve found that some of the markers within color groupings are indiscernible from one another when I use them. Though I do like that most are subtly different enough to create a good blend and transition from one color to the next. Also along this lines, some of the caps do not match the color which is produced when using the marker.All that stuff doesn’t really effect my desire to use these markers, but there is one thing I find a put off and that’s the print on the markers themselves. The print becomes sticky as it reacts with the warmth and sweat from my fingers and smudges off. At first I kept thinking I had gotten something sticky on my finger before I started working, but realized it was the ink on the market itself. It’s annoying.I’m content with these for now, but I’m not sure I would repurchase when the ink runs out.

Granny goes through a box every month

I really liked the quality of the markers when I first opened them. They were very easy to use and the tip "glides" smoothly on the paper. The only problem is three things. The first is that the fine sides- they work in the beginning but soon some of them start to get dull and not work as well. Not to mention that the brush tip with some markers get dull and they are not as fine and it is harder to use. The other thing is that if I use a marker a lot, the logo on the side of the marker starts to fade and it rubs in my hand so now the logo would look blurred. The third is that some the colors look the same, and with no name to identify the shades, that can get confusing.

there are a lot of fun colors as a good bang for your buck. I feel like they are a little watered down and not as bright and solid as they could be, there is a marker with a metallic silver cap I was really excited to try, but when I tried it it was only grey. some of the colors are so similar that I cannot tell a difference between them. A few of them have translucent caps rather than the solid caps of all the others. also a few tips are fraying already, I was a little surprised that it seemed to come with some replacement tips. I would appreciate if they were named or at least numbered so that my reference sheet could correspond to which marker is which as they are not true to color. all in all they look good and none of them are dry. oh and I love the dual tip.

The fine point end of these coloring pens are great for detailed work on greeting cards. First time I used the wider tip and took me a little minute to get use to. But after using it on a coloring page you get the hang of it. Nice set and comes in a circular box which I love. Would buy again.