Review on 🖌️ Feela 100 Colors Dual Tip Brush Pens with Fineliners: Art Markers for Adult Coloring Books, Sketching, Calligraphy, Manga, Journaling, and More by Dawn Fischer

I'm new to handwriting (and LOVE it) and have bought some Tombow Dual Brushes but the price per pack is a bit high. I stumbled across this list and after reading other reviews thought I would jump at the chance to purchase this pack. Here's a breakdown of the good, the bad, and the indifferent: Good: + Price: For the regular price of 10 packs of Tombow Dual Brush Pens, you get 100 different dual-tipped markers that are hard to beat + LOTS of colors: There's plenty of variety in this pack and I found that some colors are very bright (almost neon); There is a marker that has a cap that looks like metal, but the marker doesn't actually have a shine (it just looks gray) Bad: - Lack of identification: I knew about this before buying but there's no way to fix it identify colors (tombow markers have a number on the marker body so you know what color you're using); I marked my markers 1-100 with a piece of paper and tape and then made a grid as color bars (see photo). Cap colors are not entirely accurate: they are not unique to these markers, but some marker caps will vary from actual ink color. I've attached an image showing some examples (the color I labeled #2 looks almost black on the lid, but the color is almost dark green and yellow); it doesn't really matter to me as I still have 98 colors and I still find it incredibly valuable even though some of them have dried up; Time will tell how long the markers last Regardless: * Great for handwriting, not recommended for coloring: I know the listing says it's great for coloring, but in my opinion I'd choose something else - the top of the The brush is slightly smaller than the Tombow Dual Brush Pen (which I think is larger - I prefer the Pentel Touch Sign Brush for writing longer sentences - see photo for comparison) but the fine tip is closer to a Sharpies superfine tip , which is too small when coloring the mold ; I personally prefer the thin Feela tip to accentuate detail (I think the thin Tombow tip is too thick). the eyelids have a slightly different taper, so that some have the tips of the brushes pointing downwards, while others have a thin tip pointing downwards; Again, it's worth it given the price and variety of colors, but I wanted others to know about it. * Ribbed edge near the brush tip: Depending on how you hold the marker, the brush tip has a ribbed design that can be uncomfortable. For long writing/painting sessions, the price and variety make up for it, but there's something others should know (you can see this by enlarging some product images). General Thoughts: I would recommend this product - Incredibly cheap you can't beat the price for 100 brush tip markers (which ALSO have a fine tip). Just be aware that you'll probably want to try the color on a piece of paper to make sure you get the color you want, as there's no way to identify the colors (unless you do it yourself like I did ). I just received them so we'll see how they hold up over time but I'm very happy with my purchase.