Review on 🖊️ Sakura Black Pigma Micron PN Pens: 3-Pack, .45mm Tip Size, Original Version by Sasha Hsiao

I love pens. I'm obsessed with the pen. When I started bullet journaling this year, I tried all kinds of pens. I finally settled on the Sakura Pigma Micron pens because I liked how smooth they wrote, even with a fairly thin tip. I used to use Staedtler Triplus markers, but I feel like I press hard when I write. Long before I ran out of ink, I would wear down the tip so much that I would only write when holding the pen at a 90 degree angle to the paper. The Micron grips held up better, but I found I still had to be careful. Then I saw a mention of Micron plastic tipped pens that solved this exact problem! And I'm in EVERYONE! You get the same high quality ink with a nib that will stand up to my heavy writing hand. My search for the perfect pen could be over! Note that the pen's paper has a slightly rougher feel than regular Microns markers. And if you like a super fine point (like .38), this pen only comes in one size - 0.45mm. But the result feels closer to an ultra-thin pen in a good way, at least to me. I haven't had any leakage issues and all the pens in the box work perfectly. I used it at a conference where I took a lot of notes and the pen worked great. I couldn't be happier.