Uni-BallSigno 307 RT Rollerball Medium Point, 0.7mm, Red, 9 Count

It’s hard to find a good gel pen that doesn’t smear and writes on most surfaces. I first discovered these in the 207 pens, but found that those tend to skip when writing (especially if there are hand oils on the paper). I tried the 307 Micro next and found there was less skipping. I prefer a medium point, so I ordered the 307 in medium and am 100% happy with the purchase. You can easily sign credit card receipts without smearing and it even writes well when the paper is on a granite or marble surface. I’ve only been able to find these online (although the 207 is sold in stores).

Best pens I have ever used and have enjoyed them for years. So happy I found them on here so I don’t have to go hunt for them at Walmart or staples.

These might be my favorite pen for writing. The ink flows easily, and it glides over paper. Comfortable grip. Subdued appearance.Just don't put them in your pants pocket. If by chance it gets clicked out, it'll bleed ink and put a nice black spot on your pants. As the ink is advertised to be difficult to remove from documents and checks, you can also count on it being hard to get out of your favorite pair of jeans. If you insist in carrying a pen in your pocket, I have found the 207 to be less likely to bleed on you. But also not quite as great a writing pen. Life is full of compromise.But what can I say? I still buy them. Great pen.

I love pens and spend an obnoxious amount of time in the pen aisles of various stores. I have a ridiculous collection at home, and each type of pen serves a planning/drawing/crafting purpose. Let's start there...This Uni-ball 307 is my favorite everything pen. It is my go-to for the everyday notes and lists and random jot downs. I have been using these for a couple of years now and they never let me down. I carry in my purse, keep a huge stash in my desk(s), my car. Anywhere a pen can be used in my life I can guarantee you will find at least one of these 307 pens.My advice, just buy them and love them!

I have mainly been using  Pilot G2 Gel Ink Pen Rollerball  pens for the past several years, but I thought I'd give Signo 307s a try since pen aficionados like them so much. My experience with them has been positive. They write more smoothly and easily than the G2 Their lines at the same nib size (0.7mm for both that I'm using, and both black) look the same and, on regular paper, are about equally likely to smear. On glossy surfaces, the Signo seems is less likely to smear than the G2, but not by a lot. I like the mostly-smooth rubber grip on the G2 better than the studded grip on the Signo, but the Signo is tad heftier and has a slightly better hand-feel. Overall, I'd say that the Signo 307 is the better pen.

Did not come in packaging. Just loose in ziplock styled bag. Not all of my pens had the wax on the tip (indicating new), but the ones that didn’t seemed to be full. Not a big deal. Still my favorite pen by far. Just wish the picture was more accurate for what I was buying.

After 66 years of living, I finally ran out of pens that worked . I bought these and scattered them about the house where I need pens. The pens write easily and no scrubbing them on paper first to get them going. I bought medium and they are just fine for lists and notes.

I can't keep them, I've given them all away, because everyone loves them. This is my favorite pen, perfect line thickness and never have to shake it to get it to work. This is a great drawing pen too. No missed strokes, comfortable for all day writing.

Smooth writing implement. I used someone else's pen and when I saw how nice it rolled, I had to get some.

I love these pens. Light in the hand and write smoothly.

Best pen ever. Only one I will use.