MiSiBao 4-Color Ballpoint Pen Multi Colored Pens in One Medium Point (1.0mm) Touch Screen Stylus, 5-Count

Love the pens, will use them for a Christmas party and then guests can take them home with them

I use all four colors for different things at work. Unfortunately I use blue the most and I cant seem to find a good multicolor pen that I can buy refills for. SO I bought this set and have been taking the ink out of the pens and refilling to the green pen (my favorite color). These write crisp and clean with a nice dark blue and solid black. They are light-weight and easy to hold (good size with a non-slip grip). I am already out of blue after a couple months but for 7 dollars, I got A LOT of writing done! (And I have plenty of green and red ink left, some black)

Great for my uniform .. but the holder easily get broken

I had been buying these pens with the four colors and the stylus rubber tops for about three years now from Dollar Tree for $1.25. But for the last 6 to 7 months they haven't been carrying them, and they also unaware of when they will have them back. They are perfect for me to use on my job since I need to run a stylus on my ipad, and I need at least two different colors to take notes (blue and red), and then I go to the black in lieu of the blue, when the blue runs out. I never use the green color, but I agree with what other reviewers have said, it is very light in color and hard to see, for older users.There is a Bic version of this pen but it cost about $7.00 and I have yet to try it (I would hate to lose a $7.00 pen). I bought the four pack of this listing, to make sure they are compatible with the ones I have been using, and the price came out to about $1.75 each.I can say they are identical to the ones I had been using, possibly with a different company name, as I'm sure that multiple company Chinese brands runoff of the same mold.Do they feel cheap? Maybe. But they serve my purpose and I put them through a prettier rigorous workout every day on the road. Does the pocket clip break off? Yes, on about 50% of them, but it doesn't affect my usability. Does the plastic on the sides of the pen crack the way I've seen some pictures on here? I have never experienced that in the three years I've been using these pens, and I have gone through about 25 or 30 of them.I can tell you that using the blue color everyday makes it last me about 3 to 4 weeks before it runs out, and then I go to the black color. Since I use the red color less it usually lasts me about the total 6 to 8 weeks that the blue and black last me. The rubber tip stylus on the top starts going soft at about the 4 to 5 week mark, but it is still usable until the ink runs out and I toss the pen out.The description on the box says that these are refillable, I don't know how or where you would try to do that, but they are basically disposal for $1.75, and the rubber tip feature won't be usable if you keep refilling the ink, because it will have gone completely soft.Now that I know that these are the ones I'm looking for, I will purchase the higher quantity boxes which will drive the price per pen down more. No more searching through the Dollar Stores for me.

These are the best pens available especially for this price! They're lightweight, comfortable to write with, never smudge, and the actual writing feels so smooth and is finer than all the other premium "ultra fine" tip stuff I've gotten. Switching between colors is fast and easy and gives a very satisfying but not disruptive click! I was shocked at how awesome they are. They do fade somewhat if you use hand sanitizer often but it than that they're perfect! The stylus is a soft bubble so not great for precision drawing but it's fantastic for everything else! I use both functions often!

I am a tech in a hospital so multi-colored ink pens are extremely helpful to me. I like these and they seem to write well, however, the dye on the outside of the pens bleeds very easily onto your hands if they are anything but bone dry. If you are even a bit clammy or have just washed your hands/used sanitizer, you end up with color transferred to your hands. Not the greatest thing in the world, and not the end of the world.

Not the best writing pen.

"You get what you pay for", so I thought. I was wrong. I thought I'd try these with the expectations that they'd be cheaply made and wouldn't write very clearly.My first thought upon using one of them was THIS is the Cadillac of pens. Writes so smooth, no issues with dry spots. Absolutely like this pens. Strongly recommended, will buy more soon.