Cricut Opaque Gel Pens 1.0 mm Pink White Orange Yellow Blue for Cricut Maker or Explore

Great price for these pens, I find these don’t dry out like felt pens and don’t get crushed in the machine. I waited for sale at craft store, but this was a better price and lots pretty colors. They work great

I had to get a replacement for these because the first package I received, the ink was dried or on the verge of drying out. Replacement set works great. They are just the think for writing or drawing with the Cricut of dark colored paper. Amazon had my replacement to me the following day.

Muy funcional para hacer tarjetas de cumpleaños o escribir letras muy pequeñas

Works great just as described.

Edited : I stand corrected. They all work!All the colors work minus white pen. Tip does not work or is dried out. I won’t return it since the other pens work but will not buy again.

Love these extra bright pens! I have many of this brand and they never disappoint. Always sparkly and full of glitter and shine and great vibrant colors.

Needed a white pen to write on black cardstock and these worked perfectly. I ended up using the yellow as well and the candles I cut out turned out amazing. On the white pen there some gaps but this Halloween project it matches the theme.

Like soooooooooooo many others have complained about, the package of pens I received included a white pen that just doesn't work. Not at all. The blue was a little streaky; the pink, orange, and yellow all work beautifully; but the white is dry as a bone. Considering that a white pen is really the only reason I bought this set, it only made sense to return it.Before I purchased this pen set, I checked the reviews and saw a ton of complaints about the white pens not working. I thought maybe if I bought directly from Cricut, I might have better luck, but the comments on their site match the ones here -- there's clearly a problem with their white pens. I ordered this set from Amazon, hoping I'd be one of the few that lucked out, but apparently not.Out of curiosity, I took the white pen apart to see what was going on. I identified clogs of ink/gel throughout, and while I cleared what I could, it seems the ink itself is faulty, as it won't flow properly no matter what I do. So there you have it. There's something about the white ink in particular that just doesn't work for pens. Cricut is clearly aware of the issue, as customers have complained about it over and over again, but it's not something they have bothered to fix.