Pilot G2 Retractable Gel Ink Pens, Fine Point, Black, 20 Count

I'm a picky pen fanatic and this is my favorite pen for everything. It does the job and does it well, plus the ink lasts a long time and the pen itself is good quality. I've been using these pens for years in both black and blue ink colors. Try it you'll like it!

There are two widths, 0.7mm (fine) and 1.0mm (medium). This package is 0.7 mm. Package size, 20. I have a heavy hand, so the fine are my choice. Writes smoothly because it's gel ink. Nice even line, easy to see. I do a lot of crafting and making things for others. I can draw a drafting type drawing with these with minimal blotting or smear. Rulers and angles, straight edges, may have to be wiped after. I like a large pack so I can use, lose, and use up pens without having to worry about getting another one. This large pack is very cost effective as well. The body of the pen is fairly transparent and you can see how much ink is left. One of these pens can survive living in a purse. Unless damaged, I have never seen one of these leak. I have nerve damage in both hands, and age is checking in. I'm not using ergonomic grip type writing instruments or crochet hooks yet. These pens are good to grip and guide where you want it to go. Pilot has made good pens for decades. These join their family of good quality affordable pens and writing instruments. I do recommend and continue to be a loyal user of Pilot products.

I've used the Pilot G2 0.7 mm pens for everything from taking notes to signing documents, and they continue to be one of the most dependable gel pens I've tried. The blue ink writes smoothly with consistent flow and doesn't require any pressure to get a clean line. The 0.7 mm tip strikes a nice balance between fine and bold. It's precise enough for small handwriting but still dark and easy to read. The grip is comfortable during long writing sessions, and the retractable design means I don't have to worry about losing a cap. One thing to note is that, like most gel pens, the ink can smudge if you highlight immediately after writing. Giving it a few seconds to dry solves the issue. Pros: Smooth, skip-free writing Vibrant blue ink Comfortable rubber grip Retractable and convenient Long-lasting and reliable Cons: Ink can smear if highlighted too quickly Refills can be more expensive than basic ballpoint pens Overall, these are my go-to pens for work, school, and everyday use. If you prefer a smooth-writing pen with bold, consistent ink, the Pilot G2 is an easy recommendation.

I've been using Pilot G2 07 gel pens for 15 years and do not buy any other kind. I have bought both fine and bold tips, prefer the fine. I have bought multipacks of rainbow colored pens, and individually packed red pens. I use a lot of small legal pads and sticky notes to write down everything, and I have the gel pens with the tablets and notes in every room. Pilot Gel Pens are worth every penny.

An economical compromise. Writes better than OK. I could count the ink pens I had lost in 40 years on one hand. I bought expensive pens and then purchased refills because of the feel and how they write. I've lost more pens than I can count on my hands and feet in the past several years since my wife died.

These Pilot G2 Gel Ink Pens are my very favorite pen. They are reliable and sturdy without being heavy. The ink is dark and smooth and lasts a good length of time. I always stock up on these; I use them everywhere and find that others often like them so much they disappear. 😂 Thankfully they are priced so reasonably that purchasing more is no problem.

I like these pens, but I haven't even had time to open them yet. I don't know why companies want me to rate products when I have just received them and haven't even had time to use them yet. You wanted to know how you can improve, so that is why I'm telling you this.

These all write well. The pink, purple, blue, black, and green show up extremely well on white paper. White, silver, gold, blue, green, and pink all show up well on black paper. None of them bleed. They all write smoothly. Depending on the paper and the size of your writing will appear like they are smudged together.

I have considered these Pilot gel ink pens to be something of a luxury. Sure I get plenty of "free" pens from various businesses but these Pilot gel ink pens are what I grab when I need to write more than a word or two. Smooth writing and they don't smear if you give the gel ink just a second or two to dry. Makes even my poor handwriting look almost elegant.

Yet another example of a bad product. Have to scribble on a blank paper half the time just to get the ink flowing. In addition to that the ink stops coming out which requires you to go over and over letters so they can be seen. I would give it a 2 out of 10.