Uni-Ball Signo 207 Colors Gel Pens 12 Pack, Assorted 0.7mm Medium Gel Ink Pens For Smooth Writing

I have been using the Uniball Signo pens for a while now and I absolutely love them! They are very comfortable to use for long periods of time, they write extremely smoothly - no dragging or anything, and they last longer than the other brands that I've used in the past. Because of this, I saw this set and all the amazing colors and had to get it!!These are absolutely fantastic pens! They're perfect for writers, artists, students, and everyone in between. Plus, when you consider how many pens you get and how long they last, they are a fabulous deal financially. I especially like the rubber grip for your hands too because it's very comfortable and helps to keep your grip on the pen.I can't recommend this brand of pens enough!! I do a lot of artwork with pigment ink pens and these have amazed me every single day with how well they perform.

Only one out of all of them seem to have too much ink flow , a dark blue one, glad its not smearing at all or unusable. I’m happy with the set, for a first try on all these for highlighting and journaling . Love the beautiful turquoise,orange & purple ink the most. They feel consistent to eachother on use, and the clip and balanced weight feels great, like a strong well designed pen . I’ll buy these again !

Great pens. Writes smoothly. Colors are great

I’m normally a fountain pen user, but I keep some Signos around for things like signing multipart forms (still around!), the rare check, paper that doesn’t play well with FP inks, or when I need to sign the occasional legal paperwork where longevity of the signature matters. I didn’t have an FP loaded with archival ink for the paperwork when my mother went to the emergency room unconscious, but I had a Signo tucked away that could do the job when I need archival ink and some triplicate forms filled out. Also worked for the crossword puzzle book I had with me to pass time during the long waits.The extra colors are fun, although I tend to use them only for my word puzzles or the occasional sticky note. Back when I was in college, I would annoy my professors with tests filled out with a purple or orange Signo. Use cheap paper, get cheap paper ink in whatever color I have at hand that day.The Signos are a bit pricier than other gel pens out there, but I like them for their reliability and for the color saturation. I had a black ink 207 in my purse for three years, and it wrote when I needed it to, every time, until it ran out. No skipping. No hard starts.I also love how these are clicky gel pens. No need to worry about losing the cap, or the cap falling off in a backpack or purse and getting ink on things it shouldn’t.A great pen at what is, in the end, a great price for what you get in performance and reluability. Buy with confidence.

I love these! They feel good in my hand, the ink flows well has vibrant colors and the pens last a long time. they are my current "go to" for day to day use.

I was searching for a gel pen with waterproof ink after losing a few notes and lists when a water glass was tipped over nearby. Pilot G-2 pens have lovely colors but don’t have ink that stands up to spills or rain.In order to get a more permanent pen for my use, I began with the 207 Black, and now that I am fully satisfied, I bought this set of 207 color pens. Like, who wants everything in black ink these days? I wish the green was darker, but all in all, I am happy with these pens and the fact that any writing is here to stay.

Uni-Ball Signo gel pens multi color. Nice color options. Included a picture after I used them, so the colors can be seen. Easy to click the pen top. Comfortable to hold, my hands are hypermobile and swell from RA. Looks of the pens, easy to identify each pens color, from the top and pen body.Pulling the wax tip off is kinda a pain, but no ink was lost and came in great condition.Very happy with the gel pen purchase.

The pens right nicely but are very wet and take a long time to dry. I bought them because they were recommended for note taking g or jounaling in Bibles and journals. I like the flow and colors (pink one is very light) but you absolutely cannot write in a page and immediately turn it and keep writing. I've had to fan the ink dry and have used my share of washi tape or stickers to cover up bad smears.