Typically, the average highlighter pen can last for a year of regular use. If you are a heavy user, a good highlighter might last at least 3 to 4 months. These markers also come with chisel-point nibs. This means that you can use these to draw two different line weights. I like using the wider, 4mm edge when I am highlighting bible passages and the narrower, 1mm edge for annotations. Speaking of the markers, you will be getting six different colors in one set. For a set of color markers, six pens may not seem like much. However, considering that these are highlighter pens, six colors are more than enough. This set comes with 12 different colors of markers, making them ideal for color-coding your notes. It also works great for you if you just like using different colors when you are highlighting. I use these markers for bible journaling, and I like to use a different color every day. This set has more than enough to keep me motivated to continue. There are also several small details about these pens with a highlighter on top that I liked a lot. For instance, the cap is see-through and twist-off. This makes it easier to remove and replace the cap without damaging the nib. The set also comes with a clear plastic case so your markers will always stay organized.

This was one of the first highlighters that I owned that had dual tips. At first, I thought it was an unnecessary feature but after using these markers for a while, I noticed that these dual tips added more utility to the highlighters. The chisel tips are great for the usual highlighter uses and the fine bullet points are great for outlines and lettering. Speaking of the colors, they are quite bright and vibrant but they are still translucent. However, I do not use darker shades for highlighting fine letters as they tend to be a bit too dark. The lighter colors, though, are great for bible journaling.

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Although the retracting mechanism is cool, what I liked the most about this set of highlighter pens is that they are refillable. You only need to buy one set of markers and then ink refills in the future. This feature makes these markers quite eco-friendly, which is always a good thing. Are you looking for a fancy highlighter, one that is still quite utilitarian? Some markers come with dual tips, the ones that allow you to write in different line weights. Other highlighters come with erasers when you make a lot of mistakes. Since I received quite a lot of highlighters, I sometimes use them for drawings or adult coloring books. I noticed that the versatility of the chisel tips helps immensely. Even though these highlighter pens are affordable, they contain a decent amount of ink. I have been using one of the highlighters for bible journaling for around a month or so, and it is still not showing any signs of stopping. It is the reason why I have been using the rest of the pens for drawing.

These highlighter pens come with durable, chisel-point felt tips. This makes them ideal for highlighting passages, but if you hold them with the narrow edge down, you can also use them to jot down short notes. Aside from highlighting my books and notes, I also used these markers quite a bit on my adult coloring books. There are more than enough colors in the set to make coloring enjoyable and the dual tips also came in handy. I would use the broad chisel point nib for broad-stroke coloring and the other end for the details. If you like using different colors for organizing your notes, then you should get a set of different colored markers. Typically, you can find markers in sets of 6 colors, but you can also find sets of 24 and up. These larger sets are not just great for highlighting notes but also work excellently for drawing and coloring.

You will also be getting a lot of colors in this set of highlighters – 24 to be exact. I have a bit of obsessive-compulsive tendency when it comes to note-taking, so it helped that this set contained a lot of choices when it comes to color-coding. If you have a highlighter that dried out because you lost the cap, you can revive it by dipping the nib in some rubbing alcohol. Once the alcohol has seeped into the nib and the core, this should be enough to get the highlighter writing again.

Are you a teacher or do you have your own business that employs a few people? If you are, then you would love this product. I hold a couple of bible study groups, and I regularly give out these highlighters to members who ask for them, and getting almost a hundred markers for an affordable price makes it very easy. The chisel-tipped nib, which is a staple in traditional highlighters like this product, is quite flexible, but still retains its shape for the entire lifespan of the marker. I like to use the 4mm wide side of the nib for highlighting paragraphs, and the narrower 1mm side for individual words and sentences. For what these pens can do, they are incredibly affordable. If you price each pen separately, they end up costing just a bit over a dollar each. This is a great value especially if you consider that these are erasable pens. You can expect to pay more than twice the cost for other brands. On the other hand, if this is for personal use, then you are set for at least a couple of years. Even though these highlighters are so cheap, their chisel-point nibs write smoothly. I usually use them to highlight bible passages and they work quite well for that purpose. I also do a bit of calligraphy, and I use them for practicing my strokes.Another nice thing about these markers is that they come with handy cap clips. This means that you can attach these markers to a keychain so you will always have easy access to them. In addition, you can attach this entire set of markers in a large key ring so you will not lose them. You need a highlighter with ink that is bright and contrasts well against the paper. This will make them easier to see when you are reviewing. Another thing to take note of is that the ink should be translucent enough that you can still clearly read the words underneath.