MUJI Gel Ink Ballpoint Pens 0.38mm Set of 9 Pack (5 Black 2 Blue 2 Red)

I stumbled across this pen when a customer was signing a document and after taking a look at it, I had to ask about it. I asked if it was a 0.5mm point because that was the smallest point I've known and what I've always used when writing. He said it was a 0.38mm point. I had to try it for myself and immediately after trying it I had to get it!The ink flow is perfect for a gel pen and it dries really quickly so it doesn't leave a smudge behind. The cost of the pack is a real value for money. The build quality is amazing as it is lightweight but perfectly sized so ad to not hurt your fingers if you are writing for long periods.The pen is just perfect for everything.

I LOVE 0.38nm,,,I actually stole this pen and loved it so much that I bought a pack :DThey write sooo smooth, no manufacture faults. The pen is a bit thick so it helps my hand,,,thin pens hurt to hold.Ink quality is great, rarely smudge, no gaps in writing. I sticking to these for the rest of my life lol

These are a little sharp, so if you press hard when you write, I would not use them. Ink flows well and dries easily. Because they are sharp, it does slow down your writing speed a bit.

I write in a journal, a lot. What stands out most about these pens (.5 and .38) is that they write perfectly EVERY TIME. I promise, you will enjoy the writing experience using these MUJI pens. If you don't love them, I'll personally guarantee that you can use a different pen of your choosing. Thats my promise to you.I picked up a (non-muji) pen from the kitchen table this morning to make a quick note on an envelope (I know, don't judge) and had to do the little circle-scribble-scratchy thingy to get the ink to flow. It dawned on me that I have NEVER had to do this with ANY of my MUJI pens. They just work, reliably, from the moment you take off the little plastic nib protector till you chuck then in the trash. No smudges or smears AND you can SEE when the ink is getting low.The second noteworthy thought is that they feel great when writing with them. You'd not think that such a simple design would be so perfect to hold. I will say that, I find them more comfortable WITH the cap stuck on the back vs. the cap laying on the table somewhere. The extra length (while small) seems very noticeable to me.I highly recommend these great pens. I've been using them since my son brought some back from India a few years ago and will not use another.Update: 11/14/22 - Some have stated that these are not the original (real) Muji pens. These are the same pens (look, feel (texture), weight, and writing style) as the packs that my son brought back from a stint in India.

I have used hundreds of fine point pens. This simply stands out as another breed of pen. How do you explain writing? This feels like it just grabs the paper with precision. Super precise, easy to write with, and an amazing tip and ink that just writes crisp, flowing words. I was using needle tip fine point pens prior, these are now everywhere in my house and office.

These are seriously legit and that's saying a lot because I come form the G2 era.

I love muji pens. When they work they are the perfect fluidity, consistency and the thin script it creates is my stye. I love the way they feel in my hand.They do run out pretty quickly. But every once in awhile (sad to say more often than I’d like. Let’s say one pen per pack), you get a pen that doesn’t work. I don’t know if the ink has dried up or what but it will just not let ink flow and you have to toss it.Since you can’t buy them at a store it’s incredibly annoying.I love them though and won’t stop purchasing. Just make sure you’re checking they’re legit Muji as there are many counterfeit and I’ve been caught before.

I literally use these for everything possible. These are my go to pens, and before I bought the multicolored ones I used to use the black ones. I was a little skeptical because, obviously, introducing variation can lead to some quality hiccups. But I was surprised to see the even the colored ones are just as good as the black ones.The inflow is great, but obviously since you’re at such a small nib size, it’s gonna be a little scratchier than the larger ones. That being said, these are probably the best value for money that I can think of in terms of getting a quality pen that’s gonna cost you a while.And let me say, I hate subscriptions, but if there were a subscription service for these pens I would probably subscribe.