Dot Marker Pens 15 Set, 10 Regular Colours + 5 Metallic Colours | Dual Tip (Bullet & Round) Paint Pens, Water-Based Ink for Journaling, Scrapbooking Photo Album, Anime Highlighting

Good choice of colours. Work well for the Christmas cards I wanted to make. Thin end not as thin as I thought to do fine lines. Good value for money.

Bought these to use with my planner. Great colours, especially the metallics. Recommend highly.

The dot markers are pretty good, and I can reasonably well control the size of dot with pressure, for all except the non-metallic brown, which is a little juicy. However, I do take issue with the colour range. The metallics are fine: Gold, Silver and blue/pink/purple, which is ok, however the 10 plain markers have no red or orange at all, yet *three* pinks and two yellows. It would be much better to have fewer shades of some colours in order to have a full range of colours.

The dot ends work really well, they produce different sized dots depending on the pressure applied. The metallic colours are bright & vibrant but take a long time to dry. The standard colours are a bit disappointing as they are very muted. These would be okay for bulleting in journals etc but not so good for art.

Not bad for the money good colours

Flexible uses,

Cleancolor Dot markers have become very popular recently, but they're expensive / difficult to get in the UK. I spotted these on my recommended lists as I have searched for the dot markers before and thought I'd give them a go. The colours are nice - these will be used for bullet journaling so pastels / brights are appreciated, and the dot ends are nice and bouncy. But there a few things that aren't the best... - The thin ends are bullet tips, not a "stiff fine tip". Some are thinner than others, but they're in no way comparable to the fine tip on the Kuretake Dot markers. - They aren't all metallic. In fact, theres only FOUR metallic colours as the silver is just grey. - The colour range is limited. There are three pinks, one light, one dark and one metallic. No red. There are two yellows, one pale and kinda orange-y. Also, the purple comes out very different colours on each end - the bullet tip is a bright mid range purple, the dot is pale lilac.

As per the title, the box had been previously opened (the seal was opened and the lid was creased) and one pen barely worked. The ones that did work were nice quality though but I will think twice before ordering from Ohuhu again.