12 Pieces Multicolor Disposable Fountain Pens, Smooth-Writing Office Supplies for Sketching, Journaling, Calligraphy, Doodling and Gifts (Mixed Colors)

Ran out of pens for taking notes.. seen a review about leaking or something but mine didn’t leak, seen another review that they dry up fast which they dont really, I’ve left this one without a cap the entire night and it just went right back to writing smoothly, the g2 varsity pens I had before and those only come with like 5 pens for 17 dollars but with this package not only do you get a resealable plastic to keep them in, the price beats any other brand right now. I need these pens because ball points started hurting my index finger really bad was having a cramping problem with it, I purchased the black pens as other colors weren’t really suiting my notes and the readability was getting irritating in lower lighting. But with these even in the lowest light still very visible in low light. Very nice buy but if I may put some constructive criticism, I wish they felt smoother to write with, after so long you start missing that smooth as hell kind of scratchy but not ink flow. These after a while make you feel like you can’t scratch the paper even if y want to and it has that soft feeling for some reason when writing, I would say if you guys update the tip of the nibs on these pens to have the same feel as the varsity g2 I would come back to this brand and it would be much more worth it, but probably going to just pay the extra get the g2 varsity next time because I hate the soft feel when writing and when they get low the ink has a harder time coming out of the nib. But I am broke right now so all in all good buy and it has helped me take a lot of notes very fast, I would say just buy em and try em, it’s only 9$ and u can take a lot of notes with them, when they are first used it does flow very smoothly, just that plastic soft feel I can’t get over it’s a sensory thing for me

I recently purchased the EEOYU 12 Pieces Black Disposable Fountain Pens, and I’m incredibly impressed! These pens offer a smooth and consistent ink flow, making writing effortless and enjoyable. The fine point provides a clean, precise line, perfect for both everyday writing and more detailed work. What I love most is the convenience—no need to refill or worry about leaks. The ergonomic design makes them comfortable to hold, even for long writing sessions. Plus, with 12 pens in a pack, this is an amazing value for anyone who loves fountain pens but doesn’t want the hassle of maintenance. Overall, these are great disposable fountain pens that deliver quality, reliability, and style. Highly recommend for students, professionals, or anyone who enjoys smooth, elegant writing!

I'm quite happy with the pens that *do* work. Unfortunately the green one did not, and I quite like green. It's not quite worth the hassle of returning them, since the black ones and the purple one were the most important for me. I can see that there's liquid ink in its tank, but nothing I do with the nib seems to expose it, and it doesn't seem like these are meant to be disassembled in any way. Anyways, there's something wonderfully absurd about the concept of comically cheap disposable fountain pens (just like the world is used to with ballpoint pens), but quality control is still important, especially in a color pack where people might want a specific color...

I wanted to try out fountain pens, and decided to give these a try as they seemed easy to get into. I loved them! They write really smooth and the inks look great. Made writing really fun. I was using them at school and all my students started asking me for them, and they loved them too. Only writing implement I've seen any of them hold onto for more than a day. Durability wise, I had no issues being a calm-ish adult. The ones I kept in my bag or pocket put out excellent performance. My middle school students were rougher than me and some that had secured examples from my prize box did end up causing some minor damage to the nibs from applying too much force or writing the wrong way (you should see the front of the nib facing you as you write). Even with the abuse, most of the student examples still wrote when handed back to me...just not as smoothly. Given these are super cheap and literally advertised as disposable, I think that's pretty good. I've finally secured a "real" refillable fountain pen by means of a Lamy Safari, and that certainly has some features these pens don't have, but I also have to clean that out to change the color and I refill it multiple times in the time one of these lasted. So if you are just looking to dip your feet into fountain pens, or simply don't want to deal with ink at all, I highly recommend these pens.

I have been using the same red and blue ink EEOYU Fountain Pens since Sept. of 2023. Over a year later, they are still running strong. These are fantastic pens for such a low price point. I bought them because I was curious if I could retrain my hand how to write more legibly. Gel and ball point pens allowed me to write much more sloppily than I ever imagined. The culprit is that I actually never write more than a few times a week. It's almost all digital keyboarding. These pens have been a great help. Especially that I have some arthritis in my writing hand, these pens make it so much easier to write. Now I will admit it is tougher to take notes with these pens. Partially because you want to write slower like you're magically transformed in to Thomas Jefferson! That's when the gel pen comes out and as soon I'm done with that nonsense, I can get back to drawing the Van Halen logo with my EEOYU Fountain Pen.

I wanted some fountain pens for work as I always had a proclivity towards them. Many fountain pens are really expensive and with those prices, you do not get a pack like this product, usually only 1 or 2. I thought this product was the one having a great amount while still being fountain pens in black ink. They do write really smooth to start, but as the pen is used about 1/5 of its ink it either spills out and gets all over my hand and paper or just stops working and the dispenser is blocked. I tried all pens like this and all 12 of them had this happen. But they are cheap for what they are so I cannot complain much in that regard. If you are serious about getting a fountain pen, my experience tells me to spend the extra money on a really good one or two that will last long with ink cartridges that can be replaced.

These are excellent fountain pens. Smooth nib, great ink flow, long lasting. Solid design, comfortable in the hand. These are made to be tossed after they run out of ink, which always seems to be a shame, as they write so well. Insider trick: You can grab the metal nib, with a piece of cloth wrapped around, then turn and pull it out. Refill the ink that way at least once.

For about $10 for 12 disposable fountain pens, this is a GREAT bargain. The ink fluidity is comparable to some of my favorite pens, and ink nib is really nice, smooth, not scratchy. The ink lasts a good long time, too. I use these in my college class on 1814 Vienna, where students write in cursive in journals and in letters to soldiers on the battlefield, for example. Students really like these, some even opting to take class notes with them. Really nice!