🎨 UPINS 12-Piece Set: Watercolor Painting Markers for Vibrant Artwork Review

I love watercolors and this was a fun addition to my kit. I love trying new things and I was a little nervous that I wouldn't lie. They are actually not messy at all and are very easy to use. My kids aged 13-3 loved playing with it too. I had a stash for myself even though it's only for moms lol. Great product, particularly good value for money!

Just arrived today. I only figured out how to fill them out and only use them once. They seem to be working fine. Wanted to write to others who may have trouble unscrewing them for gas stations like me who live in America they unscrew backwards. I twisted the normal way more and more until I almost broke one and accidentally when trying to pull it back to its normal position, I immediately unscrewed it! Once you understand they work fine!

I mainly use this type of brush for watercolor lettering, but I also occasionally use it for watercolor illustrations. I can say they are no better having used so many brands over the past 6 years except for the price! They work perfectly and if they stay at this price (I paid about $10) I will definitely keep ordering them! The biggest plus for me, besides the price, is the longer barrels. The biggest scam is that they are not Pentel ha! Overall I would definitely recommend to my adult art…

Poor quality. The brushes are too flexible compared to other water brush pens. Mudder for example, the brushes hold their shape with use so you can have a finer tip even with thicker brushes. The tips on it detach and bend as soon as they touch the paper. Also, water leaks from the area between the clear plastic and the black base, while other brushes leak water from the base of the brush itself. This means that the brush itself doesn't get as saturated, so the colors don't blend as well. I…

I found the threading mechanism to be weak and the tips of the brushes did not rotate up and down equally. what seems like a trifle - if you know it beforehand! If not, you'll end up twisting and twisting the top of the brush thinking it's just stuck until the thin, flimsy plastic is permanently distorted. I had a new idea of turning the brush the other way and it came off, although not as easily. The fact that some require you to turn left and others to turn right is something of a nightmare…

At first I didn't know if it really worked as described. Yes! It really works. As others have written. Be careful when unscrewing the pipes. Use the opposite direction and do it slowly and carefully. After that there shouldn't be any more problems. Part of the brush is synthetic but works despite being a bit rigid. Certainly reduces the mess of water pots. I also sometimes thin the acrylic to give a watercolor effect. You can use this pen to get this effect and it's like using "two" mediums…

None of them can be unscrewed. The soft plastic broke before the threads parted. I know they need to be liquid tight, but I don't think they need to be made to an interference fit tolerance. Also, I don't know what kind of gorilla they hired to put this all together. They are fixed like super glue. Destined to be dry forever, with no liquid and no hint of color. I sent them straight to the trash can. Perhaps they can be shredded to be used in a recycled plastic park bench or playground mat, and