uniball Vision Needle Roller Ball Pen, Stick, Fine 0.7 Mm, Assorted Ink Colors, Silver Barrel, 8/pack

These Vision Needle pens are fantastic! They write so smoothly and consistently, and the ink quality is great. They're really comfortable to hold, even during long writing sessions. I also love the variety of colors—it makes writing and organizing so much more fun. They arrived on time and in perfect condition. Easily my favorite pens. Highly recommend!

I really appreciate these pens. I only use rollerball pens. I usually prefer .5 to .7, but these are precise enough that I enjoy them. The colors are vibrant, they feel nice in hand. They do bleed a little through thinner paper, but that has been my experience with most .7 rollerball pens. They dry fairly quick. I am right handed, so take this with a grain of salt. If you’re a leftie, it might be problem, I’m not sure. If you’re right handed, you’re unlikely to ever have a problem.

Like these, like the colors for my calendar! Super nice pens!0

A couple of years ago I had bought a couple of packs of Uni-Ball Vision fine point pens. I love them, but the last of them was finally dead. The ink had run out on the last one. I found this pack of multi-colored pens and was really excited. These pens are a little different than the ones I had before. They say they are fine point and needle point. They are not as fine point as the last ones I used. They work fine though. They write really smoothly. The colors are bright and vibrant. The smooth writing makes it easy to write and have beautiful looking notes and letters. I keep these in my purse and in the kitchen drawer and in my desk drawer. I love them. The caps fit well so I don’t have to worry about them coming off in my purse. When I write with them they do not smear on normal paper. When I write on glossy paper they do smear some, but not too much. I bought these pens full price for my own use.

Great set of colors 💯 pens are easy to write and perfectly fit in my hand 👌 highly recommended to buy - I love this set

I don't know what impelled me, at age 72, with a drawer full of artist pencils, architect pens, sharpies, ball point, gel point or whatever, to buy these, but buy them I did. Now I have them in all the colors and stuff I write looks like it is the handiwork of a 6 year old Disney Princess, not an aged curmudgeon. I love these pens. My grocery lists are minor works of decorative art. The point is perfectly sharp, line width is constant, color vivid. The only thing I have noticed that might be a negative is that on certain kinds of paper there is bleed, so if you are worried about seeing what you wrote bleeding through to the verso, it's best to test. I really like these pens.

I love uni-ball pens. They are my favorite because they make an affordable waterproof and fade-proof pen that isn't scratchy. Very smooth with which to write daily. The Vision Needle is no exception to the quality of the writing experience I've come to expect and enjoy. You should note that the Needle (.7mm )does not create a line smaller than the Vision Micro (.5mm). You can clearly see it releases more ink, so it writes wetter. I still own a Deluxe Micro and I can see that was the smallest line, In *theory* this pen will run out faster than the Vision. Honestly, I can't tell if that will be the case. Also, there are two blues included in the set and one is darker than the other but only by a very minor shade. The pink and red are quite close in color also. I've been enjoying the set because the various colors are quite good: a deep black, a bright orange, vibrant green, and a deep violet/purple.

I love love love these pens -- and have for years. First time I've tried the Needle pen tip, and I really like it. I tend to be more of a medium tip person, but with the flow of ink from these pens that can be a bit much for some types of paper . . . . especially the cheap recycled paper lots of employers buy for folks to use these days. I would have preferred a package with only purple -- but didn't see that at the time I ordered. However, if you fly, you probably won't want to take these pens along as they tend to have mini explosions w/in the cap that surprise you after you land and notice your hand is suddenly covered in ink the first time you use the pen after a flight. . . . might not be a problem for men who carry them in a 'frocket' (front shirt pocket) -- but if you have it in your purse or a bag and don't have them 'cap up' while filing you'll notice a problem. My solution -- I just make sure I have different pens in my bag/purse prior to flying.