uni-ball uniball Vision Elite Rollerball Pens with 0.5mm Fine Point Micro Tip, Blue, 12 Count

These are the only pens I will buy for work and home! Love the smoothness and flow when writing with them. The ink lasts for a long time, too!

Design of the pen looked sophisticated as described. Writes smooth on plain paper and doesn’t bleed through the next page or skip lines. Ink dried quickly after writing which is good. Would buy this pen again!

This is the best fine-point pen I've found.

Perhaps my favorite pens. They are reliable and seem to last a long time. The writing quality is very high and they dry quickly without smearing (important for me since I'm left handed). These were a good value for the 12 pack

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Best pen I've ever used. Period. Only problem is that if I loan it to anyone (including physicians, other lawyers and even judges), they tend to "forget" to return it. Can't count how many times I've been asked, "how can I get a pen like this?" Neither Staples nor Office Depot carry it as a usual item, so I need to tell the person that if he/she wants this pen, he/she needs to go to Amazon and buy a box of 12. Finally, the extra fine point is a real plus for a person with dreadful handwriting like me. Try it. You'll never really be satisfied with anything else. (and figure out a way to engrave or otherwise mark the pen as evidence that it is yours to reduce losses of the pens.)

Great pen. Easily my favorite to use and I try to exclusively use this pen. They write smooth and the color is bold. Price could be better but it's worth it

I use these pens until they run out of ink. I love them so much that I hide them from my coworkers because they take them if I leave them on my desk. I rarely lose them because I keep an eye on them since I love them so much. I really can't say that about pens in general. Pens are pens and there are plenty of free and lost pens out there, but these are very comfortable in the hand, don't leak, write smoothly. I'm so spoiled that I don't like to write with cheap pens others have lost. The only thing I recommend is that if you're writing on a glossy card or any paper that has a sheen, let it dry a minute before you fold it up, otherwise the ink smears. On regular paper, though, you won't have any problem.