Uni-BallSigno Broad Point Gel Impact Pen White Ink, 6 pens per Pack (japan import) Komainu-Dou Original Package (2, DESIGN 1)

I've tried several more expensive white gel pens over the years, and these are exactly what I've been hoping for with each previous purchase. The ink flows smoothly, and doesn't require heavy pressing or returning over lines for bold lettering.

Great product and fast shipping, thank you!

These are the only white gel pens I buy! I've been using these for years and they always work great. Good price and nice to use.

I've been on the hunt for gel pens with white ink for quite a while, and these are by far the best I've come across so far. The ink flows smoothly and doesn't leave gaps where the roller ball lifts off the paper. I tried this on paper, kraft board, and vellum, and it worked great with all three materials.

These pens were recommended by my art teacher. In my opinion, the pens have slightly more opaqueness than white Gelly Roll pens. Can still see a little of layer below, but not distracting. Way less messy than white out pens (and no fumes). Writes smooth and marks are pretty nice against dark paper surfaces.

I use these to make detailed in watercolor paintings. Good price.

I have had my last pack (of 3) for around three years and they just finally all ran out of ink. I am amazed that they have lasted this long and with my reorder, I am impressed that they are consistently such fantastic quality. These are perfect for adding highlights to my pencil or ink drawings. I have even used this pen on top of some acrylic paintings. I have found that these pens work great on so many surfaces for so many crafts that I would almost consider them to be more similar to paint pens. As long as you do not touch the ink as soon as you lay it down, you shouldn't experience any smearing. The ink always runs smoothly, drys quickly, and glides across your paper/surface very nicely. You won't be disappointed.

Ok, so I bought quite a few white pens looking for ways to mark up panels, PCBs, parts, plastics etc. This is the ONLY one that seems to work consistently. Ink isn't per say permanent as much as I would like it to be (IPA wipe will remove it off PCB), but in general it just works. It works well enough for markings and withstands high temps w/o discoloration. It lays down nice and thick layer so it definitely stands out. Sharing because I wasted a lot of money on other "white" ink/oil/etc pens that just don't work.