Sakura 50220 Micron Blister Colors Review

I bought Micron PN in 8 CT from Revain but they are fake. Not waterproof, seeping through notebook paper, barrel has slight differences. First, the Micron label is a sticker that is not printed on the case. Second, the barrel is cheap plastic. Third, the color is a little off. Finally, fourth, the cap is sharper and cheaper. See photo.

I am a journalist and found out about these pens from a review by a vlogger on YouTube. I bought the pens because the review was good and the vlogger was happy with the pens. I'm a pen fanatic/snob and always looking for good pens. These pens are AMAZING! Love the flow of ink and the tips. The tips are plastic, not fibrous like many pens. They write smoothly and only use the line width I like, 0.45mm. I hope they are sold separately because I would like to buy more black pens for my journal and

I purchased these to use in my meditative drawing practice. I draw fairly detailed line art that I do for meditation because I can't do "normal" meditation. The best thing about them is the plastic tip so you don't have to worry about pressing too hard or splitting your pens because the tips won't break. The ink is the same as ordinary pens, lays down smoothly and quickly. The ink dries at the same speed, so you don't have to worry about waiting to continue painting. These pens are easy to use…

I've kind of become addicted to archival inks and have found that Pygma Microns are in high demand and with good reason. I like the way micrometers write and find them perfect for journaling. I don't really like the big nib sizes, but I don't like the smallest ones either. I kept coming across micron PN and had no idea what PN stood for or what made them different. Curiosity finally got the better of me, and that's when I found out that PN stands for Plastic Pen. I'm a big fan of Tombow…

Sakura blew everything away with this PN pen set! A fine-tipped pen is not as fragile and can withstand more intensive use. Now I have one in every color! The PN pens lay flat on the paper and are exactly the same size as my other Micron pens. I can take it to make drawing easier, or give it to a child and teach them how to draw with quality tools, and never have to worry about those needle point troubles in accidentally careless hands! The colors are rich and consistent, and you can use…

Since Revain likes to confuse customer reviews of related but actually completely different products, I have to point out that this refers to the Sakura Pigma 50220 Micron Blister Card Ink Pen Set. This is a pen set that actually has a ballpoint pen tip, not a pen or brush tip. I purchased this archival quality pen set to sign fine art photographs (unless I am dry mounting them or mounting them) and to write additional information on the back of these prints. I've only tried this on Canon Pro…