Tanmit 240 Color Gel Pens Set for Adult Coloring Books, Writing, Kid Drawing 120 Unique Colored Gel Pen + 120 Ink Refills Environmental Friendly (0.6-1.0mm)

I suggest reading recent reviews first. A lot of the issues from older reviews have been resolved. For example, the color numbers are printed on the caps AND the refills, so you don't have to guess which refills go in which pens.The ink flows very smoothly. The pens with thicker points, like the glitters and pastels, require only a light touch. They aren't gloppy, though. Another thing I like is that if I get some glitter ink on a black line, it dries translucent so you can't see my mistake.The color selection offers a good variety. Note that you will not get every pen of every type in sequence. For instance, my glitter pens do not have G-08 or G-09, my metallics do not have M-03 or M-19, etc. You get 120 pens, but they are not EVERY pen of every kind that Tanmit makes. The refills you receive are matched to the set you receive. For instance, because I do not have G-08 or G-09 pens, I do not have G-08 or G-09 refills. Are there some colors that are very close to one another? Yes. But they are popular colors: Pinks, purples, greens, and blues. I don't mind this: I do a lot of florals, so I use a lot of greens for stems and leaves, etc.There seems to be some confusion about how to sort the pens and what the letters mean:B - RegularD - DyewearG - GlitterGN - Fluorescent (but I tend to think of them as "glitter neon" because they are so bright and they glitter)M - MetallicN - NeonP - PastelS - RainbowI have not experienced any bleed-through with these pens. However, I *always* put a sheet of paper underneath any image I work on in a coloring book, no matter what kind of instruments I am working with.I have only used one other kind of gel pen (super cheap ones at Five Below that ran out quickly and were kind of gloppy, but hey, five bucks) and I am so happy with Tanmit that I don't see any need to look further.My only wish is that Tanmit offered some kind of recycling option. Tanmit does not offer refill sets, so if you want more, you have to buy more pens, which may leave you with a bunch of plastic barrels. (I see why they don't. Maybe each set is a little different? Like maybe next time I'll get G-08 and G-09 instead of two other colors?) I did get one duplicate, D-10, which is a cool gray color.But overall, for the money, I don't think you can go wrong with these.

These pens give a wide range of colours and effects for colouring. Excellent value for their price.

Excellent quality and beautiful colours. Every pen works. The glitter pens have a lot of sparkle. The pens do not skip or leave blobs. I will note that the package says there are 28 glitter pens but in fact my set had 44 glitter pens because the 16 listed as florescent were also glitter which make for lovely accents in your art. I own a few sets of gel pens and these are the best so far and definitely a great deal when you factor in the refills so you have twice as much ink and don''t have to worry about running out of your favorite colours.

These are as good the other reviews say they are. A small number of pens did not run as well as they should’ve but the vast majority had good ink flow and noticeable gel/glitter/neon effects. The refills are an added bonus

This set has some of every kind of gel pen there is. Regular, metallic, glitter, multi-color, dye pens, black-light (aka flourescent), neon and pastel. Nice variety.The case is a plastic case in four sections and it folds up in a small package (held with velcro), but unfolds to something like 3 or 4 feet long. (I found this a little long for the smallish table I work on, so bundled types of pens with rubber bands and tucked them into a little plastic box that I find easier to put on the table top.)My final photo shows a picture that is mixed media, with these pens and pencils. (From the coloring book "The Wheel of the Year" available on Amazon.) I used glitter pens to outlines the sections of the garments to give the impression of sparkling fabric, without it getting overwhelming. The antlers and items he's holding are ALL in glitter pen, which flowed easily and was easy to color with. The trees at the side were outlined with a multi-color pen, which again flowed easily and was easy to use.