ZSCM 12 Colors Fine Tip Dry Erase Markers with Erasers, Low Odor Fine Point Erasable Whiteboard Marker Pen for Student Classroom Work Office Back to School Supplies

love how they have many different color and easy to grip. With it was more of a fine point to write better. Some of the color lacks pigment and you can hardly see the color that what you doing it ion were using an expo marker brand. They do have a magnetic on it but it just a small little circle on the back of the cap for the pens. The light color market work but hardly you can see the color. For the darker marker you can see better.

I love these - the colors, the magnetic piece so I can stick to my board. A little hard to clean off. Unless I wiped off within a week or so I would need to use a little rubbing alcohol to get the whiteboard clean. Biggest issue is these Sat for 6 months with caps secure and all are pretty dried up now.

The instructions say to store these horizontally, but they're magnetic so I stored them upright next to my whiteboard. At first, I hung them eraser (and tip) up. After a short time, the ink fell away from the tip and the ink appeared faded - only the blue and purple were dark enough to see. Some colors seemed dried out, and the yellow was barely visible at all. I thought the markers were faulty until I read a few reviews here about proper storage. I turned them around so the tips faced down, and the ink was vibrant again after a few days.Some reviews say these don't wipe cleanly off the whiteboard. I haven't found this to be true. I think it must depend on the type of whiteboard you have. The erasers on each pen work perfectly for me - nothing else needed.Another thing I like about these markers is the tip is relatively fine but not too fine - about the thickness of a sharpie (1-2mm, the barrel says). This makes them easy to write with, but thick enough to be visible from a little ways away.The barrel says the ink is refillable, but I don't see how to do that. I don't see how to remove the caps, and I don't see any ink to refill it with, anyway (for purchase on Amazon). Doesn't matter - I'll just buy more when these are used up.If you store them correctly and use a good whiteboard, they are great. I'm attaching photos.

Was looking for a marker with a super fine tip to write in the little calendar squares on my white board. After 3 weeks of using Im still quite happy with them. They do write more fine than the expo markers (I did not however some colors are a little thicker than others but both still small than expo fine tip) ... I have been doing my best to also write lightly and not press down hard on the top (trying to preserve the fine tip and so far doing well).I took a picture of what the lightest colors look like. Yellow is the only one thats questionable and the other colors read easily.The magnet on it is small but does hold the marker up... however if we're to say run into the white board or accidentally knock it they would probably fall off.Overall I love these and plan to stick with these!

I have several dry erase magnet sheets on my fridge to help me stay organized. Having a variety of colors helps with the organization. A couple colors are a little light but they erase great. Other than a couple being a little light, I haven’t had any problems with any of them.

Disclosure: I am writing this review to earn a giftcard. However, my review is my honest impression so far. I just purchased them a couple of days ago after purchasing a set that were not really fine point. Beware of descriptions that say fine point. If you truly need fine point these are perfect. I bought them to write on a 5x7 planner sized dry erase board. These are perfect point. I have used them quite a bit already and they mostly write and erase very well. The yellow color is so pale it is almost useless, but all other colors are helpful. The magnet is very weak, but I do not need the magnet. The eraser is attached firmly to the tip. The set I bought from another company has a piece of felt attached to the tip as an eraser and the felt immediately started disconnecting. I am not sure about how long they will last, but fingers crossed they will last a while. The lids adhere tightly too.

Great value for the variety. A little streaking in a few. The two *brown colors are nearly identical. Just need one. And yellow is barely visibly past a few feet. Though, all this being said while I’m testing at night in a one-bulb lit office (cream walls) and these are fine-line markers. Great caps with eraser and magnet that are working well. These are apparently refillable. Interesting!*Or my color differentiation is not great... interestingly in my set, the cap with the taupe color produces a slightly warmer brown ink than the cap that is colored in a warmer brown.

Nice enough - although one is missing a magnet. My issue is the colors - 7/12 are definitely not the cap color. See picture. Top row are true-to-color. Bottom row has actual ink pictured.The browns are basically backward, yellow is gold, purple is almost black, pastel green is closer to medium, dark green is teal, and gold is dark orange.Unfortunate because it is IMPOSSIBLE to find a light purple dry erase marker (especially in a set) and I thought I finally had.