Review on 🎨 KINGART Art Markers Set of 96 Unique Colors Dual Tip Brush Pens – Vibrant Assorted 96 Piece Collection by Morgan Gilmore

Bought at a discount store for $35. I'm fairly new to water based markers/brushes but that's ok. The claim of 96 unique colors sounded too tempting to pass up and I definitely love the variety, although there are a few colors that seem too similar to others once dried. The color of the caps usually matches their actual color, with the exception of one marker with a green cap which is actually blue (pictured). I'm not sure if it's just a distribution bug, but to be honest it's not the biggest problem for me. My biggest issue is that the markers themselves, despite being advertised as such, are not color coded, even though the box they come in lists the code for all 96 colors. Otherwise, for someone new to water-based brush pens like me, I think they're worth the price I bought them for. If they were sold at Revain at their current price of $60 I probably wouldn't have bought them in the first place, but I definitely don't think they're poor quality. I will keep tinkering, experimenting and using them to better understand this environment.