OhuhuDual Tip Dot Markers: 15 Colors Dot Marker Pens (Fine & Dot) for Kids Adults Water-Based Ink Metallic & Regular Colors Dot Pens for Journaling Scrapbooking DIY Highlighting Drawing Markers

Good selection of colors, excellent quality, the two different tips allow you quite a bit of versatility and options to color, doodle, and draw

Lots of ink and bright and colorful colors, useful for small details.

They are good for the price. They're a little less than a $1 a marker, which you literally can't find ANYWHERE else. Let alone a dual-tip dot marker. If you don't want to spend a boatload, nearly triple on other name brands, then these are absolutely acceptable.Good: (1) decent quality for price (2) price $ (3) large range of colors (4) pretty colors (especially pastels!)Bad: (1) no color names for reference (2) metallic pens are messy and too wet (3) small nib points are scratchy and seem like they will splay quickly over time (4) some colors are too light to see (yellow)Compared to name brand: while using these, I found them to be somewhat flimsy. For instance, I've used Kuretake Zig Dot markers and they are sturdy and feel expensive. The nibs are sturdy and strong, they are tensile to strain and feel like they will last a long time. In contrast, as I attempted to get different-sized dots from these pens, the nib points shifted inside the holster, which made them feel cheap and unreliable over time. All that aside, I also saved over $20 for these markers. I believe they will not outlast my Kuretake Zig, BUT by the time these wear out vs my KZ's, it will still be cheaper to buy the replacements than to purchase a better pen to start. The pastel colors are my favorite and I use them the most in my planner. I love thick nibs so the small point end is good for me, but Kuretake Zig small nib tips are way finer and far superior to these. All in all, I will use these and maybe buy one or two Kuretake in my favorite color, but these are definitely adequate for humble purposes. Don't waste your money on the expensive stuff, the difference is not worth the price gauging of Kuretake.

I love these markers because the tips are very smooth, the size is perfect for holding, they are durable and versatile not to mention they are very easy to use. The dot side makes perfect dots every time and they are all the same size so you can use it to decorate a lot of things when you’re doing crafts, which is really nice.

I have not bought this brand until recently. I just got into adult coloring and I was looking for bright not overly juicy markers that would bleed through. My first thought was to get Copic markers but the first one I bought was dry so I looked up best alcohol markers and Ohuhu made several lists and the price was much better. I have been very satisfied with their products and have bought even more colors and kinds of tips. The only color I haven’t really been happy about is red. I want a real bright red.

I like the dot tip on the pen for using in a journal like a bullet mark. But use your imagination for its many uses. How many times do you want to mark something instead of highlighting? There you go! I included some doodling using both the dot tip and the nice fine tip for fine lines. The dot tip can be used to fill in spaces with color also. You can create small dots with light touch and bigger dots with heavier touch. Fun, great for any age.

This was right on point for my artistic explorations. Love the colors, size and versatility. So glad I discovered them on Amazon.

The colors were a little too pale for my taste and two of the markers wer somewhat dry. Perhaps I did not read the color description fully.