Uni-Ball Signo 307 - Fine Retractable Rollerball Pen - 6 Pack - Black - UMN-307

This pen was ok. I originally tried one at work and enjoyed how it wrote. I was hoping to use it for my Zentangles, however it just didn’t really work for that because it didn’t dry quickly enough. However, I do use them daily at work and it does write very nicely. The I k flows easily And it’s a nice thickness. A good pen that I enjoy using for writing... just not that great for doodles and tangles.

I don’t know if you know this but when you’re left handed, you push the pen across the page instead of pulling it, like the right handed. This jams the ball in most ball points. I used to think pens were ridiculously easy to break. Signo pens hold up to the end of the ink for me. I like the 307 (this pen) more than the 207, because the 207 lets out a little too much ink for most writing tasks and I sometimes smear it while writing. But this pen (the 307) is much better and still has a dark precise print. I would still use either. P.S. The 207 does have a body version that won’t stay open if in your pocket, to protect from leaks when the tip touches the cloth. But the 307 is less likely to do that.

This does write well, and is fine to handle and write. They haven't failed so soon as cheaper pens, and the number supplied allows for distribution everywhere in my car and home. No ink cartridge or ball point to mess with, and no drip or smear.

Good feel, smooth writing, and no smear ink. Could use more ink. I write alot at work and they dont last more than a month each.

I used to use the Uni-Ball Signo 207 pens but I am definitely switching to this now. This one is much more smooth when you write and is darker too. I just wish this also came in a wide variety of colors!

I love these inkoens! They write beautifully!

I’ve used Uniball pens for at least a decade now, and I hate using the standard .7mm point, and always buy the .5 or smaller. These are advertised as Fine point, but are definitely not the .5mm. The ink runs like crazy when I use them. They write more like artists pens for inking sketches than what I’m used to for standard writing purposes. Luckily they were relatively inexpensive, and have the same shape I’m used to, so it’s not a huge inconvenience, but if you prefer finer point pens then pass on these ones. Once these run out I will definitely be purchasing Micro point pens to avoid this inconvenience in the future.

Awesome pens. No skipping. Beautiful strokes, ink dries fast, no smears! I'm a nurse and this pen is the bomb dot com! All my coworkers keep trying to steal them from me lol

Considering the price, I can't fault these pens. They last long enough and they're great to write with

Made a great Christmas gift! Also enjoyed the writing style myself - does smudge slightly on certain paper types.

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I've tried every pen going over the years.. from a £400 fountain pen to old biros.. I want to be able to take notes during meetings etc using a pen that doesn't look scruffy.. isn't too showy and writes well. My writing style isn't great so I need all the help I can get. These pens are well made - medium thickness and flow well - buying a pack of 6 means I can keep one in my folder and a spare in my bag and be sure I've always got something good to write with.

I found one of these lying in a lecture hall at uni and after using it thought, I need these. So I ordered a pack and now use them all the time. The ink flows really easily and requires very little pressure to write. The pens have a nice carbon fibre look to them as well as a decently sized grip. The only issue with these pens is when they're new they are quite easy to smudge.