Sharpie S-Gel Pens, Medium Point (0.7mm), Black Ink, 4 Count - Ideal for Writing, Journaling, Drawing, Coloring, Note-Taking, College Supplies

Sharpie gel pens are fantastic! They write incredibly smoothly with no skipping or scratching, and the ink flow is consistent from start to finish. The colors are bold and vibrant, making them great for everyday writing, notes, and even journaling. I especially like how quickly the ink dries—no smudging, even when writing fast. The grip is comfortable, so they’re easy to use for longer writing sessions. The pens feel well-made and last a long time compared to other gel pens I’ve tried. If you’re looking for a reliable gel pen with rich color and smooth performance, Sharpie gel pens are a great choice. Highly recommend!

As someone who writes extensively for work, I’m quite picky about ink flow and grip comfort. I decided to try the Sharpie S-Gel (0.7mm) to see if it lived up to the "no smear, no bleed" reputation, and after almost finishing my pen, here is my takeaway. The ink flow is remarkably consistent. Unlike other gel pens that occasionally skip or require a "re-start" on the paper, the S-Gel writes smoothly from the very first stroke. The black ink is deep and pigmented, providing a professional look that stands out more than a standard ballpoint. The rubberized grip is a highlight. It has a matte texture that prevents slipping even during long writing sessions. It feels substantial in the hand without being overly heavy. The click mechanism is firm and doesn't feel flimsy, which suggests good internal build quality. This is where it counts. The ink dries almost instantly on standard notebook paper. While it might have a slight dry-time on glossy surfaces, for everyday office use or bullet journaling, it’s one of the cleanest gel pens I’ve used. I didn't experience any ink ghosting on the back of my pages. Pros: Very comfortable contoured grip; deep black ink; minimal to no smearing; sleek professional aesthetic. Cons: The 0.7mm tip lays down a bold line, which might be too thick for those who prefer ultra-fine precision; ink levels drop faster than a ballpoint (typical for gel pens). A highly reliable daily driver for anyone who values a smooth, bold writing experience without the mess of traditional liquid ink. I recommend it for: Students, office professionals, and journalers who want a premium feel at an affordable price point.

These are the best pens! They write like an expensive pen, and it writes with a smooth gel texture. I'm weird and can't write with pens that don't have a nice flow. Good deal for the price.

I love how smoothly these write and they work well with alcohol markers, for those wondering. Not sure about the lightfastness, as I am pretty sure Sharpie still doesn't use archival inks (maybe changed over the years?) but it goes on smoothly. Great writing pens!

Depending on the pressure you use and the angle it's a pretty good pen I recommend. The grip on the pen is very useful when writing. The ink quality is pretty good compared to dollar tree pens I have used before it doesn't have any streaks. Smudging is an issue if you don't let the pen ink dry properly. The ink color was black and a very dark shade. Overall it's an easy pen to use when you get your own technique and grasp.

Random fact, I’ve never officially bought new pens in my life until this set. If you ask why it’s probably because I’ve never needed to and there’s always a pen somewhere to use in the moment. With that being said, these pens are amazing. I used to love colored gel pens when I was younger. I love how they write and these black ink pens, write so smoothly and nicely. Sometimes I find myself trying to find an excuse to keep riding with them just because. Lol. Would definitely recommend. I have one in my desk, one in my backpack, and one for my mom. The other one is still sitting brand new waiting for its use! 😂👏

My handwriting is atrocious these pens give me glide that makes it easier to make a presentable text.

This has been my "go to" office pen for years. Smears on coated surfaces, until it dries, but I guess all gel pens do. Sharpie makes a great product!