Dry Erase Markers, SKYGLORY Dry Erase Pens,Low Odor,Bullet Tip,Medium Point,12-count Blue

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I go through a lot of dry erase markers in the office with white board discussions daily, as well as use a few at home with the kids. So far so good.I got these as an alternative to expo brand I usually get at office depot, and these were an unbeatable price in comparison.They write smoothly and don't stink horribly as some of these type of markers do ( I was hesitant to switch brands because of that, but was pleasantly surprised)If they last a few weeks each, I will be very happy and these guys will surely have a new permanent customer.Oh, a nice touch was the cute customer service contact card with a kitty, lol.

Well, honestly these markers have exceeded my expectations. I ordered 1 pack of each available color and I wanted to wait at least 1 week of use before writing a review. Black and blue are amazing, but the red is writing kind of dried out. I used different markers from the pack to be sure I didn't just leave the first red marker open for too long, but each red marker I've tried has looked the same so far.Color shading of this particular marker aside, the tip is just right! It doesn't write too thick or too thin. And the body of the marker isn't bulgy, so it's not uncomfortable to hold. If my red pack had been of better writing quality I would have easily given this color 5 stars. Based on previous reviews and my satisfaction with the other colors, I assume I just received a faulty pack. I just wish they had green available to replace my current green dry erase marker once it dies on me. All in all I trust this brand's quality, just wish I hadn't received a bad batch.

I got a 12 pack of the blue markers for $8.19 which equates for around .68/each. I feel that this is a decent value overall. They are about 3/4 size of an Expo marker; they fit good in the hand and I like how it has a plastic clip on the cap to attach to my lanyard.You need to prime these before initial first use. Basically you need to press the white tip against the whiteboard several times until it turns the color of the maker. Once It start fading , it dies need to be primed again. They require some work so be aware.The markers have a medium tip; not too thick and not a chisel tip like Expos.I would like the company to sell 12 packs of assorted colors.

These dry erase markers are well-made and look nice. The covers on the markers click into place and don’t fall off easily. To use the marker, you have to push a few times and hold the tip on a hard surface until the ink flows into the writing nib. I like this feature as it keeps the markers from drying out if you don’t use them all right away. The nib is medium-sized which is good for writing words on a white board. It writes well and erases easily. I like the idea that the marker has refills you can purchase eventually as this prevents wastage as usually the nibs are still good when the ink runs out.

I have used almost every brand and off brand wipe-off board marker and these are the best by far. Black is my most used color so the fact that these come primarily in black works for me. They write wonderfully and clean up just as easily without residue or color smear. My preschool daycare kids use them to practice their letters and wipe them with ease using a Mr. Clean dry eraser. The markers thicker design is great for their little hands and I like it too. The fact that they are refillable is great and I will look into the cost effectiveness of that when we get there.

I've only used one, and only for a few days, but if it lasts as long as promised once opened, they will be my fav dry erase markers in history. You have to push on the tip to break the seal, which is a best uncomfortable the first time, but it works. Then you pump ink into the tip by pushing down on the white tip a lot of times. I thought it would damage the tip, but now it just works really well. Not very narrow tip for smaller writing, but oh well... besides that it's perfect and there's no chem smell. Will update if anything changes. Oh, the cap does have a real seal, a solid click, btw.

Never heard of this brand but looking for an affordable set of markers to give to our local school. They use them for kids to practice writing. They don’t have to be too dark which I’ve seen be an issue for some people with other brands when they compare them to name brand markers. Glad these come in a set of twelve so I don’t have to buy 20+ individual pens.Came in a shipment with other items so I’m not sure what the shipping package looks like.

These didn't last long after puncture. Each one is sealed so to puncture the seal you press on the tip and shake the liquid to the tip. After a bit of use it seemed that either there was too little ink or it dried up pretty quick because after awhile the tip would no longer write.