TANMIT Gel Pens, 36 Colors Gel Pens Set for Adult Coloring Books, Colored Gel Marker with 40% More Ink, Great for Adult Doodling Scrapbooking Drawing

I’m beyond impressed with this gel pen set! The durability is fantastic — even after hours of use, the pens feel sturdy and reliable. The ink flow is consistently smooth with no skipping or clumping, which makes writing and coloring a joy. The write quality is crisp, and the vibrant colors truly pop on the page. I love the sleek, colorful design of the pens, which not only looks great but also feels comfortable to hold for long periods. Whether for detailed art projects, journaling, or everyday writing, this set delivers in every way. An absolute must-have for creatives and note-takers alike!

These gel pens are great! Yesterday I went to use the gel pens I've had for a while and there was almost no ink in most of them, even if it looked like there was still ink in the barrel. So I quickly ordered these, hoping the colors would be bright enough. In the photos with the reviews I thought the colors looked kind of dull and muted. But no worries--the colors are lovely and bright with nice ink flow. I got 36 colors, which seems like plenty to me. There doesn't seem to be much (any) brown, but I can use colored pencils for brown. All in all, these are a great value.

These gel pens are soooo smooth. They color very well, there is no bleeding of color or smearing.

I enjoy coloring in adult coloring books. I use multiple brands of colored pencils, watercolor pencils, markers, dual tip markers, brush markers, and gel pens. I own Caliart, Soucolor, Sandman, Two Rascals, and Color Diamond pens. Unfortunately, I've found it difficult to find a set of gel pen with a large enough selection of green and brown pens. Brown pens are all but impossible to find. I purchased the 240ct of Tanmit pens,which is 120 pens & 120 refills, because other reviewers listed the large color selection and positive pen quality in their reviews. I don't find the quality of these pens to be all that great. They can bend if you aren't holding them solidly when you replace the cap. The tips must be tightened often. Those two things alone can be dealt with simply by paying attention. Unfortunately, the ink does not flow smoothly from these pens when compared with all the sets I own except the Color Diamond and that set is a fine tip pen set meant for detail work. While I can use this in my books, I found that they don't leave a smooth look if used in a larger area. You can color items under 1"; but, after that, the scratchy finish is noticeable except when using the glitter & flourescent pens. FYI, flourescent pens are also glitter pens. This set does have a very nice selectionof brown shades which is a big plus. My 100ct Caliart set has 10 green shades and the 120ct Tanmit set has 15. While Tanmit advertises this set has having no duplicates, I think that claim is a stretch. I had to really reach to find any noticeable difference in some of the shades. Many shades do repeat from glitter to metallic to flourescent, etc. The only difference being how the ink was affected by the glitter, metallic, neon, & pastel finish. There are 6 swirl pens. These are good for scrapbooking or writing. They are pretty useless for adult coloring books. The 4 standard pens are red, blue, green, & black. No color list came with the pens. While this set includes 11 dyeware pens, I am still at a loss as towhat that means. I couldn't always tell if a pen was neon or dyeware. So, I did my best to separate them. I applied names to each shade in each category. I used some of the same names in different categories. There are only so many ways to say purple. Here's what I came up with.28 GLITTER: Red Orange, Orange, Yellow Orange, Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Kelly Green, Celadon (green), Parrot Green, Turquoise, China Blue, Blue, Navy, Plum, Violet, Royal Purple, Magenta, Pink, Pomegranate, Raspberry, Red, Henna (red/brown), Brown, Gold, Black, French Grey, Warm Grey, Cool Grey (silvery), White16 FLOURESCENT (also glitter): Lilac, Royal Purple, Blue, Lake Blue, Kelly Green, Spring Green, Lemon Yellow, Yellow, Yellow Orange, Orange, Coral, Hot Pink, Magenta, Red, Pink, Silver11 DYEWARE: Violet, Red Violet, Turquoise, Royal Purple, Grey, Grass Green, Sage Green, Kelly Green, Chestnut, Mahogany, Chocolate19 NEON: Red, Watermelon, Coral, Red Orange, Orange, Orange Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Yellow, Spring Green, Apple Green, Kelly Green, Teal, Lake Blue, Blue, Royal Purple, Violet, Red Violet, Magenta, Hot Pink16 PASTEL: Yellow, Yellow Orange, Orange, Coral, Lilac, Pink, Light Pink, Purple, Lavendar, Chartreuse (yellow/green), Spring Green, Teal, Aqua, Blue, Tan White20 METALLIC: Red, Red Orange, Orange, Light Orange, Yellow, Yellow Green, Spring Green, Kelly Green, Lake Blue, Blue, Grape, Royal Purple,Plum, Pink, Brown, Copper, Grey, Silver, Platinum, Black4 STANDARD: Red, Blue, Green, Black6 RAINBOWI have included photos of the color chart I made including the whole chart and the left & right side separately. I apologize for these posting sideways. This seems to be a problem with Amazon reviews. I've noticed it happen in the reviews of others. I also included a photo with a Tanmit pen on the left & pens from Caliart & Soucolor. All 3 brands are filled with almost the same amount of ink. All the Tanmit pens are filled withapproximately the same amount of ink. I haven't run into a problem where any pens were underfilled. While the ink does not flow smoothly, I haven't had a problem with any of the pens clogging. Clogging is more apt to happen with glitter pens. I've seen quite a few reviews on gel pens where the writers say they push down on the pens while trying to write to clear clogs. I've found that should a clog happen, firmly pushing down while trying to roll the tip of the pen with my thumb or forefinger to be more effective & less damaging to the pen. So, while I am not completely happy with how well the pens perform when coloring a large area, I would still buy these again. The color selection is very good and the set is priced fairly given the quality of the pens. I should also note that I received 2 packets containing the 120 refills. I plan on separating them into the various groups so that I can refill the appropriate pen when the time comes. I think this will be more effective than waiting until a pen runs out & trying to find the match in the refills. If you found my review helpful, I would appreciate it if you would click the button. Thanks.

This is by far my favorite brand of gel pens!! They always work, never skip, and all the colors are amazing!! They write and color perfectly!! They do smear, but they dry pretty quickly.

I suggest reading recent reviews first. A lot of the issues from older reviews have been resolved. For example, the color numbers are printed on the caps AND the refills, so you don't have to guess which refills go in which pens.The ink flows very smoothly. The pens with thicker points, like the glitters and pastels, require only a light touch. They aren't gloppy, though. Another thing I like is that if I get some glitter ink on a black line, it dries translucent so you can't see my mistake.The color selection offers a good variety. Note that you will not get every pen of every type in sequence. For instance, my glitter pens do not have G-08 or G-09, my metallics do not have M-03 or M-19, etc. You get 120 pens, but they are not EVERY pen of every kind that Tanmit makes. The refills you receive are matched to the set you receive. For instance, because I do not have G-08 or G-09 pens, I do not have G-08 or G-09 refills. Are there some colors that are very close to one another? Yes. But they are popular colors: Pinks, purples, greens, and blues. I don't mind this: I do a lot of florals, so I use a lot of greens for stems and leaves, etc.There seems to be some confusion about how to sort the pens and what the letters mean:B - RegularD - DyewearG - GlitterGN - Fluorescent (but I tend to think of them as "glitter neon" because they are so bright and they glitter)M - MetallicN - NeonP - PastelS - RainbowI have not experienced any bleed-through with these pens. However, I *always* put a sheet of paper underneath any image I work on in a coloring book, no matter what kind of instruments I am working with.I have only used one other kind of gel pen (super cheap ones at Five Below that ran out quickly and were kind of gloppy, but hey, five bucks) and I am so happy with Tanmit that I don't see any need to look further.My only wish is that Tanmit offered some kind of recycling option. Tanmit does not offer refill sets, so if you want more, you have to buy more pens, which may leave you with a bunch of plastic barrels. (I see why they don't. Maybe each set is a little different? Like maybe next time I'll get G-08 and G-09 instead of two other colors?) I did get one duplicate, D-10, which is a cool gray color.But overall, for the money, I don't think you can go wrong with these.

I absolutely love these pens! They work great and are so affordable that I don’t worry about using them up!

I love these gel pens they are bright and vibrant the quality is great they are comfortable to hold