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The Uni-ball Vision Elite is a good “commodity” pen that performs well. I have the Lamy Vista fountain pen and mechanical pencil, may pick up the rollerball version someday. I mostly use fountain pens for cursive writing these days.

You always interview cool pens😉

the precise and precise rt is really nice but i absolutely go wild over the uniball vision in all varieties but especially the vision elite. specifically the 0.5 mm size. i find the 0.8mm too bleedy. plus they have nice colors in the “eye” line and the BLX versions are awesome. the refill mechanism is a bit odd tho

I've been using Uniball AIR Micro for a while. It's amazing!

I love the Air pens. Only problem with them is that the ink goes fast. The Vision Elite pens are great, too.

My I first found your videos about 9 months ago and started using ohto ceramic rollerball c-310 cartridges. It is the most smooth writing experience I ever had. Previously I was using standard space pens and buying my pens from Staples. Love your videos and the reviews help me find neat pens.

I like the Skilcracft Liquid Magnus, but it's one of those pens that isn't sold unless in bulk from office suppliers. The 0.5mm is my preferred thickness, the 0.7mm is an ink hose that tends to bleed through most paper I've come across pretty fast. The 0.5 mm is more miserly and neat on paper for me.

Thank You! Are you going to make a Best Gel Ink Pen 2021 video too? My personal preference is for pens you can work one handed.

I clicked into this video to see pens, but I just love your table!

Very nice video. The ohto looks great. 😁

I'm a fan of the Ohto and Lamy rollerballs and recommend them. I actually was introduced to the Dude via Unsharpen's "Ohto Dude Rollerball Review - Machined Pen Alternative" video. Of the two I prefer the Ohto refill, especially the blue-black, which is one I use in other rollerball pens. The line produced by Lamy's M63 is a bit wide and bold for my taste. Another excellent and inexpensive rollerball is the Uni-ball Onyx (the fine tip, not the micro). I used these pens for years; they were very reliable writers and a step-up from the very ordinary BIC and Paper Mate ballpoints. If I had never been introduced to gel and fountain pen ink, the Onyx would be the pen I would use. Thanks for the video!

The "worker" is a nice smooth writing pen!

love rollerballs the best. fave pen type ever. the fact that you can write with no pressure/light touch means you can write super fast. in school i always finish taking notes way ahead of others. and no hand strain! never understood why it's not more popular. the uniball vision & elite are top tier.

I've used the Uniball Rollergrip for years. The ink dries faster than the Vision Elite and is also waterproof and fade resistant.

I LOVE pens!@! I cannot stop thinking about them no matter what I do. I'm very avid in this community and I'm glad to see someone that loves these suckers as much as I do. But one thing that I'll add is that you didn't rank the Pilot G-2 as the best pen in the entire galaxy. Kinda unfortunate on that note :/

The Ohto Dude looks great. I am going to pick that one up.

Any chance of making any of these pen tips swap with the Herbin metal roller ball pen cause you mentioned it was scratchy or tips on making it less scratchy

Pilot Hi-Tecpoint is actually refillable. IF you could find a way to pull the ink control part out.

what is your favorite pen if you had to choose just one from your entire collection ?

i know its a promotional pen but the bic grip rollerball is amazing. please review it 2 let more know about this cheap diamond in the rough

I do want to note that a lot of pens that are not “refillable” are in fact refillable. Such as the pilot precise and even though we aren’t talking about fountain pens the pilot varsity. The uni ball air as well. Simple tools you have in your home, syringe plier fountain pen ink. There quite a few videos on the tube about this.

Thanks for a really useful video. What I like about all of the Lamy rollerball range is you can get so many refills into their bodies. They can even take the Montblanc rollerball and finaliser refills (both of which are great writers). There is a Lamy pen to suit everyone, from the Vista to the 2000 rollerball.

So what are your thoughts on the Lamy Swift rollerball? And do you feel that the newer M66 refills are actually good compared to older ones? The schmidt 8126/8127/8120 are so difficult to find that I am willing to work with the M66 instead. On the other hand there are the Schmidt 888 and the 5888, which I have no idea whether better or worse than the M66. Good review as always.

Hi, I’m looking for a really nice refillable pen for my husband for Christmas. He really likes fountain pens but is heavy handed and breaks the nibs. So he has been using a Uniball Air. I’ve looked at lots of rollerballs - Lamy 2000, Graf Von Faber Castell, even the cheaper Mont Blanc, Parker, many more. He’s not bothered if it’s expensive, he just wants it to be right but I do want a nice pen for him to keep and I’m stuck for a gift so happy to spend more. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you

Just bought my 3rd Ohto Dude, arrives yesterday Very good pen, a bit heavy for prolonged use.

For information only, the OHTO Dude Rollerball Pen CB-10DD is available in either 'electric ' blue or violet for just £14.95 is you guys shop around. 😉

Hi i'm new to the hobby - can you fully explain to me everything about interchangable pen bodies and refills for rollerballs?

I did a little 3d printed mod for my vision air so I can keep refilling it, going strong 4 years and counting lol

Can you do a ballpoint pen list? Please and thanks

Can you refill any of the ‘refillables ’ with fountain pen ink?

You should try the waterman Phileas family of pens

is it possible to eye dropper the vision elite or the hi techpoint?

How about the Schneider Ray Cartridge Rollerball Pen? Do you like that rollerball still?

Yes, the Tombow zoom great but heavy and doesn’t post well. I want them to bring back the Object. Have had an object for 22 years.

Here's the issue I have with pens and I still have not found the perfect pen. Several years ago I went into buying fountain pens. The main reason I like fountain pens is because there are so many beautiful shapes and elegant designs that make the pen look unique, refined, elegant and expensive. You feel you are holding something in your hand that has "quality". I want my ink to be waterproof and fade proof. So I use DeAtramentis Document Ink. Only one big problem - the nib. Fountain pen nibs are elegant and attractive but they are delicate. I don't like the idea when I am outside or if I am in an office and I have to "whip out" my pen to write something down that I have to be careful that I don't knock it against something or accidently knock the nib against the desk so that I have now ruined the nib. I don't like that feeling I have to be extra careful with the nib every time I take out my fountain pen, especially if you are sitting at a cafe table. Then you have all these inexpensive pens like Pilot, Uniball etc. and gel pens that are both waterproof and fade proof. That is what I want an ink that is waterproof and fade proof and all these "plasticky" pens have great solid inks. But one major problem. They look and feel cheap! I want a pen that has a ball point or roller ball at the nib so that it is practical and I can wave it about without having the fear that it is so delicate it is going to break. I want the ink to be waterproof and fade proof. And I want that pen to look and feel "quality"! And yet there seems to be NO pen in the market that fulfills these needs! When I pick up the Uni-ball Eye rollerball pen or a Pilot G2 pen I love it because I don't have to be extra careful with the nib. I don't have to worry about knocking the nib against any surface and ruining it. If you "whip-out" a founatain pen at a table in a cafe, it looks as if it doesn't belong there and is not very practical because you can easily knock the nib. You always have to be on guard in protecting the nib. The Uni-ball Eye rollerball pen or a Pilot G2 pen are highly practical pens. You can take it anywhere. But... they look and feel cheap! The irony is it is the very cheap pens massively produced like Uni-ball Eye rollerball pens that have waterproof and fade proof inks. Fountain pens are great in that they look and feel expensive. You feel you are holding on to something that has quality. The downside is the nib. It is not really a practical pen that you can "whip out" anywhere. You always feel you have to be protective to the nib. The fountain pen is really more for being used behind a desk in an office where you are going to write long essays. Not really for quick note taking. Hence, why I thought I would look at the Rollerball market because there you can find quality looking roller ball pens that have the look and feel of an expensive fountain pen. But again, there is one major downside to all these Rollerball pens like Parker, Waterman, Visconti etc. None of their inks are Waterproof or fade proof! WTF! Waterman produces an ink that literally washes off in seconds when wet! And yet cheap pens like Uni-ball Eye rollerball pen have great inks that are both waterproof and fade proof! The downside is they all look and feel cheap in the hand. Hence, I look at Refillable Rollerball pens you can refill with fountain pen inks. My hope was to use my De Atramentis Document Ink that is waterproof and fade proof and put it into Refillable Rollerball pen that looks elegant. I was hoping to find a Refillable Rollerball pen that looks elegant and has the look of quality to it. Instead, I find all these Refillable Rollerball pens look like another cheap and "plasticky" Uni-ball Eye rollerball pen! Why should I bother using a Refillable Rollerball pen like the Pilot V7 Hi-Tecpoint to fill it with fade proof and waterproof ink when it looks as cheap as the Uni-ball Eye rollerball pen that already uses fade proof and waterproof ink? I feel like I am walking around with running shoes with these pens. If I'm in an office, it would be nice to hold an elegant pen that looks solid. The downside is these elegant looking pens have inks that are not waterproof. There was the Monteverde Engage. I was going to purchase that pen because at least it looked better than most pens but... I discovered it has writing issues. It comes down to this. You have great quality inks both waterproof and fade proof coming from cheap "plasticky" pens but they look cheap and feel cheap! But if you want to hold a pen in your hand that is practical and looks expensive, unique and has the feeling of quality in your hands you go for the more expensive Rollerball pens but the inks are NOT waterproof and fade proof like the cheap pens! I give up!

does ink smears or not?

What about pelikan pura?

Attractive pen but how many cost

What’s the best Parker gel refill for their ballpoint pens?

What’s the best smudge free pen you know? Blue ink preferably

Great video. Love being introduced to new stationary. Definitely gonna have to check out those Stabilo pens. On a side note, did you get a new microphone for audio? Notice your W’s are kinda breathy and you’re popping on the P’s. Other than that it seems clearer and louder than your older vids.

0:22 What are the pros/cons of gel vs rollerballs. They are both water based and produce such similar lines, but clearly each has advantages/disadvantages.

Why no BIC rollerball pens in review like the needle point Pro Glide?

Is there any metal body for pilot V7 ?

bic pen 730r 0.7 You should try it sal

Can you do a video on Handwriting?

I’m a pen nut too!

Pilot is always pilot best 👍👍

You forgot to write with the Tombow! 😥

Are you a doctor? You should be a doctor, your handwriting is already there.

I'm more of a ballpoint pen kinda guy!

I prefer pencils. Cause rollerball refills produce soooooo many waste!!

How many times can he say rollerball

What kind of monster would dislike a video about pens?

please, a pop filter 🥲

Dude is pronounced "u da"