WRITECHDual Tip Highlighter Markers: Aesthetic Fine & Chisel Tip Pastel Vintage Marker Multicolor Pens Pack No Bleed & Smear for Bible Highlighting Journaling, Assorted Colors 12ct

These highlighters are interesting and pleasant light colors, the pens are all a darker tone and easy to see underneath. I'm very impressed. They make work more fun.

I'm a little late to the game on bullet-journaling/lettering/drawing, etc. But something suddenly clicked last week and I realized that I needed to get better, non-bleed markers than what I currently had.So let's just address the elephant in the room right away. I don't think a 100% no-bleed marker exists. It's just impossible. They have water which penetrates paper and it's inevitable that some ink (especially at the beginning or end of a stroke where the ink is more concentrated) will be visible on the back of the page.That being said, these pens do a really good job being non-bleed most of the time. The colors are light but bright, slightly muted and not neon-highlighty which I love. I love that it's dual-tipped, offering an angled fat side and a sharp pen-like option. They offer just the right amount of color options and hues (not too little, not too much) at a really great price point. I now understand why these are so highly rated. Just get them!!

I was going to give this product 4 stars for two reasons. First, they do dry out/run out kind of fast like other people have mentioned. Second, some of the colors are very close to each other, (the teal looks very close to the green and the peach to the orange) but there's a such a wide array that this doesn't bother me.BUT I ended up repurchasing them, so I think that qualifies for 5 stars. I'm a college student and these highlighters have revolutionized my notes. I've dedicated certain colors to definions and equations and other colors for diagrams and details. I rely heavily on a few colors which is why they ran out so quickly (the blue was basically dead after 100 pages of notes).My favorites are the tan and grey. The grey is perfect for minor details. I use the tan to draw diagrams and I think this is the reason I'm actually absorbing the material. They're all really pretty colors and I love that it doesn't feel like the page is screaming at me.

Do not use in a Bible. It bleeds even with a light touch. They do write nicely and the fact you can see the pen which is the same color as the highlighter is great. I feel they’re a little on the expensive side. I will keep them as they’re nice pens for other use but not for a bible which is what I bought them for, so I am disappointed in that part of them. Photo is of the purple color bleed.

Beautiful and write so pretty! I love that they aren’t too bright. I also like that it doesn’t disperse too much ink that it seeps to the page behind

Purchased for work, 4 of the colors are used one day a week for moderate use, kept securely capped on their side. The blue on top is one of the colors I used like this, the purple is not.They’re almost completely dry after 6 weeks of one day a week use. I had sharpie or bic highlighters and they usually last 5ish months.You can see in the second photo the ones that I’ve used often vs one that I haven’t.They’re great if you don’t highlight often, and I’ve found them very useful, but for how I need them to function, I would not purchase again.

I LOVE these markers. Having a marker in one color and a fine liner in a darker hue makes them perfect for planners. I use them to write headers and to make cute check lists. I hope they come up with more colors because I’ve tried to find similar pens and there’s nothing like it.

I love this dual highlighter marker. It’s so nice. Highlights perfectly doesn’t bleed. It’s a bit heavy for think paper but over all great! Great color choices too.