GC QUILLRollerball Pens - 24 Pcs Blue Liquid Ink Pen - 0.5mm Rollerball Pen for Writing, Note-taking, Journalling GC-RB-BL24

Love these. Have to start hiding them better.

Good office supply and sub for a previously stocked pen. Great for signing docs just give it some time to dry before putting something on top of it. Left handers might have an issue but thy probably have the same issue with all pens of this type.Star Rating System (What do my star ratings mean?):1 STAR - Completely unusable, would request a refund2 STAR - Meets minimum viable product requirements, wouldn't purchase it again3 STAR - It does what it should, but in a non-spectacular way, I may recommend it, but definitely with reservations4 STAR - I like it. It is solid quality and delivers as advertised, I would purchase it again and recommend it to a friend5 STAR - I love it. It meets or exceeds all of my expectations and is high quality, I would purchase it again and would openly promote it to friends

Gel pens are my jam but I decided to try these. I have a job that requires me to sign lots of docs in blue ink so it’s important for me to have great pens. These pens are very light. That will take some getting used too. The lightness makes them feel like a lesser quality than I’m used too. On the plus side, the ink flows easily and smoothly. No skips, no bleeds. No drag. That’s everything I look for in pens…effortless writing. These are a good more affordable option if you need to keep great pens in stock.

i used them at my office i think it’s worth the money

Solid 4 out of 5! The pens work so well. I love the fine point. Great for fine art and lettering. The ink is a beautiful and a rich dark blue color. The only con I see is that the ink does take time to dry so it can smear if it's not completely dry.

I go through pens the way my wife's muscle car goes through gas. I have a hierarchy of pens that I use. There's the fountain pens then the premium rollerballs then down to my daily writer--the trusty old ballpoint. It's the ballpoints that I go through so quickly. But my usual brand had a price spike and I'm cheap. So I tried this brand of rollerball as kind of a stopgap to wait on the prices to come down on my usual choice.I was surprised by the ink flow and feel of this pen. My problem with inexpensive rollerballs is that they tend to be blotchy or the ball skips on some types of paper because it loses traction. Some of them leak. I hate leakers. I don't own an unmarked shirt pocket. But this pen is capped, so I thought I would try it. The color, trail, and short dry time, coupled with the smooth writing feel, means I will probably stick with this pen as my daily writer. Probably right up until they raise their prices too far--then I'll be hunting down the next surprising bargain.

I was looking for a .5mm roller ball for general writing and came across this pen. While the name is not familiar I an very happy with this pen. The flow is perfect and it seems to dry almost instantly. I have not had any smudges while using this pen. Its great for writing notes and creating diagrams. It writes consistently with no dropouts or blotching. Having a window to see how much ink is left is a nice feature. The grip is smooth plastic but I find it most acceptable. The pen is slimmer than most other pens I have used but this is not seen as an issue, its quite comfortable in the hand. The clip seems robust.

Rollerball pens are my go-to pen because they consistently perform well from start to finish. This pen has a nice fine-point and given I write a lot of checks and deposit signatures; this pen works perfectly for my needs. I especially like that my writing is clean and the ink flow is steady. Regular ballpoint pens always seem to skip for me and I have to go back and fill in the gaps in ink.