Y YOMA100 Colors Alcohol Markers Dual Tip Markers Art Markers Set, Unique Colors (1 Marker Case) Alcohol-based Ink, Fine & Chisel, White Penholder

I haven’t yet used these to color anything or blend yet, but I have done all the swatches (pictured). They’re all super vibrant colors and every marker works very well. They did bleed thru 2 bottom sheets, but I expected that. Overall, these are most definitely awesome for the price, and I would 100% recommend.

I got these markers and they are great ! They right smoothly and have many different colors for detail, etc. One thing i wish was a little better is the quality. They sometimes dry out and the marker is very fragile. 9\10

Pros: love the amount of colors available for the price, the bag they come in is sturdy and a great way to keep them together, the organizers in the bag help keep the markers in place, vibrant color options, they blend well and are just beautiful!Cons: one of my plastic organizers came broken, so it doesn’t keep markers standing properly on one side.The lids are hard to get off, so you have to really give them a pull which leads to the next issue- the ink pools in the lids of these, so when you yank off the lid the ink will splatter out and on to your work.As I use them for casual coloring it’s not a huge deal, but I could see this being very disappointing to someone who has spent hours and hours on something.Overall, I recommend these!

Very nice markers

The colors lay down nicely. I haven't used them to color however, I only did swatches of them. They weren't in order when I opened them, so I put them in order after doing the swatches.There is a black line under the cap on the side with the bullet nib, which means you can tell what side you want to use when you don't see the front side of the barrel.The caps are VERY hard to open, but should get easier with time. This is probably a good thing, it means they won't dry up as fast. But if you purchase them for someone younger or someone with issues with strength in their hands, make sure there is someone that can help them if needed.I have used copics in the past. They are way overpriced, this is basically the same thing except copics have a brush nib which I prefer. But copics can be around $8 per marker! I got these for $15. That's cheaper than two copic markers! If you need the brush nib, you should probably get ohuhu markers (the alcohol based ones, not water based!) They are more expensive and I haven't used them, but a lot of artists love them!I will try to add a picture of a drawing that I do with these. I purchased them for use with coloring books but it is important to see how they color actual drawings I think. As with all alcohol markers, they bleed a lot, so either use marker paper or put a sheet or 2 of paper under what you are coloring.A note for parents: If your teen is asking for markers to color their artwork, please please PLEASE get them alcohol based markers! They dry faster and aren't streaky like water based markers. Water based markers also tend to tear up paper and they don't blend well. They will ruin your artwork! Alcohol markers are more expensive but they are totally worth it! I would only get water based markers for small children.

Daughter wanted some of these and this was the best deal. Live the 2 different sizes, love all the colors, and love the case. I do wish the case held the markers a bit better. They do bleed through paper and bleed easy.

These look like a cheapened version of Alchilalart/Cool Touch's 168 set, using the same name/numbering system and an identical color selection. What comes out can vary considerably, so one set is definitely not a substitute for the other. A few colors were also 'off' between the original and the replacement set I received, so keep in mind that shades can vary from batch to batch.I've included is a chart comparing the 1st Yoma set, my 2nd Yoma set and the Cool Touch set. A blank center stripe means a Yoma marker was dry. GG5, 22, 23 and 101 had pretty drastic differences. Yoma's 52 always leaves those weird black marks and 121-126 are pretty much unusable.Yoma's fine nibs are also a bit bigger than average, so they're a little trickier for detail work. The range of colors is pretty solid and they cover well enough. Two markers in the original set were dry, but were refunded. The box had a bit of a rough time in shipping, so it's not surprising that a couple cracked open. The replacement had another dead marker. 'Refreshing' them with alcohol didn't work.The fabric case itself seems good, though the trays are... fragile, putting it lightly. Not knowing the bottoms had fallen out of most of the slots in the first large tray, markers kind of ended up all over the place. If they'd been sorted originally, they definitely weren't after that. The smaller trays fared better, though only one was entirely intact. The replacement suffered similar damage.If you don't mind taping cardboard to the bottoms of the trays, it's a decent set for under $30. At normal price ($50) it's not recommended, especially since 52 and the neons are basically useless.

i havent had the chance to use these much other then some quick tests since they are a birthday gift... but i will say i am ordering a bit of a smaller set for myself! tried out a half dozen markers on my multimedia paper and didnt bleed through much at all and the colors were very bright and blended with the colorless blender well. im happy for the cheap price. i mean they are no copic marker and not refilable but i think a good substitute for the price!

Awesome came with blender marker too! I thought I would have to buy it separately and the 1st thing I drew was sanrio charters! ♡♡

The media could not be loaded.  Les crayons ont traversé 2 feuilles. Le trait n'est pas net non plus ils "bleed" comme on dit. On dirais qu'il y a trop d'ancre dans le crayon et que sa coule quesiment sur le papier c'est bizzare. Très déçu j'avais vu des bons commentaire mais je ne recommande vraiment pas en plus Amazon ne peux pas les reprendre Au moin les 120 crayons étaient là.

These are terrible. They bleed ink and spatter when you wrestle the cap off. Do not recommend.