Derwent Push Button Assorted Size Waterbrush Set, contains 4 x premium watercolour brushes for use with watercolour pencils, paints and blocks, leak proof, professional quality, 2305816

These brushes I had been looking at for a while. I do have other cheaper versions and these are great quality and the best brushes I have ever had.The push button is very east to use and gives one little drop at a time. The water bladder does hold a lot more water than other brands I have had.The only issue with them is that the cap does not fit onto the other end, it is too loose and as you can't put it on the end you have to leave it floating around on the work surfice where it may get lost.Highly recommended brushes.

I’ve not tried these before but I’m really impressed with them! I use them to blend my watercolour pencils and also with inks. Very easy to use and different brush sizes for precision work. Just fill them with water and they’re ready to go

Owning two good water brushes, this Derwemt push button being one, ( the other Pentel) they are both the best I have tried . The button takes bit of getting used to but the quality is very good on this pen . Bit pricey , but the cheaper ones are no where as good and leak a lot into your page . Would recommend this brush , just a word to the wise , if doing tiny details this may over spill but other wise a great working brush .

Great water brush.

Good range of sizes and good control of the water flow. Ideal for me when travelling, as it means I can take minimal kit.

This were my first water brushes and I loved them. I tried a couple of others (hearing people talk wonderfully about others brands and having fear of missing out) and the Derwent are the ones I use almost exclusively. It might seem pricey but I think is worth every penny (obviously if you can grab them on promotion). Love the push button is so functional. They are easy to fill and empty making them easy to clean. Honestly my favourites!!

The quality of the tips of the three I got round to using were good, except that when they arrived, one brush had a splayed bristle which I had to trim. I enjoyed using them, but despite hardly filling with water, and emptying between uses, the water control became poorer and poorer i.e. they leaked a lot. Very unfortunate, as I was told that these were amongst the best refillable water brushes.

I’ve only just started to use watercolour paints. These have proved very useful.