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from 9061 reviewsThis is my repeat purchase for backup and never regretting for second one its very smooth and works perfectly fine

It has good paper quality and we found it useful and minimalist (in design).

“I was searching for a grey mat and found this A3 size one — very good quality and also cheaper than other websites. I just wish they offered A2 or A1 sizes as well.”

Nice and smooth but what is the refill use for this pen and where to get it

It writes like dream. Worth buying.

Nice book with good material for daily and monthly tasks in organized manner

The highlighter colours are as shown in the image (pastel) and they work well.

All of the pens arrived in excellent condition.
This is my review of each one :
1. Blen - by far the most comfortable, I've a small hand and it fits perfectly. Ink is a bit on the blandish side but good overall.
2. Sarasa clip - the best pen on the list and the cheapest individually. Literally the best gel pen I've touched. Ink flow is ULTRA smooth, nice design, good grip, very, very good. Can't praise it enough.
3. Sarasa study - a far inferior version of the sarasa clip, although it has a nice looking design. Grip and all is good but ink flow is worse, pigment is worse, etc., Still, a very solid gel pen.
4. Tapli clip - cool looking bulky design, but ink flow and glide isn't satisfactory for a ball pen. Body is very well built like every other pen on the list.
5. Sarasa dry - I expected this to be the worse of the sarasa models but actually very solid. It does what it says, and is as good as the clip. Very solid choice for left handed people. Probably the best for the price range.
