I have been searching for a good alcohol brush tip marker set for so long and these are so worth it. The colors are very good and have a large range of shades and colors. The quality is so good, dries fast, and stays in the lines. I have had these markers for a few months and use them regularly. The markers are still full of ink and havent dried out!

These pens are incredibly smooth and are a dream to work with! My only concern is that a couple of the pens are already showing signs of drying out, less than a week after receiving them. However, I have no frame of reference for how quickly pens usually dry up, so maybe it is just the amount I’ve used them in a short period of time. Would still highly recommend!

My credentials: I have none. I don’t have a big history with marker use. I’ve only used these, Tombows and Shuttle Art. I’m not an art expert, just another person who got influenced by social media.Pros: I like the feel and look of the markers. They are pretty to look at and I’m pleased with the color options (I know some people have complained about not enough pastels but I tend to lean more toward Earth and Jewel tones so I don’t care as much). There were some that were more dried out than others, but all were very usable and nowhere close to “dried out”. The inconsistency in ink flow may have been due to their position in the factory or in transit if the ink pooled in certain areas of the markers. I also have no issues with leaking, brushes popping out or damage like others have said. They do what they’re advertised to do as far as I can tell, though I can’t speak on durability or how long they last because I haven’t used them for anything except a swatch so far. They don’t bleed as much as I expected, and I don’t care about the bleeding anyway because that’s what alcohol markers do. I’ll just use cardstock under my projects. They don’t leave any lines or come out unevenly for the most part, and I feel that the occasional time they do (mostly on the chisel tip) it’s mainly user error.Cons: As for product quality, I’m disappointed in a couple things. Firstly, the tips seem not the same length, especially on the brush tip, as if some are not completely interested into the marker all the way or were cut longer (I attached a picture). This may be a common thing and petty complaint, I'm not sure because like I said, I’m not very experienced in markers, but it makes the experience using them inconsistent, like I have to get used to each marker separately. Also, the case they come in works fine, but that’s as far as it goes. All the markers fit, but there’s no organizers included to sort them, and as far as I know, you’re supposed to store markers like these on their side, but trying to do so with this case is almost impossible (at least during active use) because they fall out. Moving on to technical issues, a big part of why I chose these were because of the names on the markers as shown in the picture. When I got mine, the names were not printed onto the markers, just the serial number. I’m not SUPER mad about this because I’ll just make up my own names that make more sense to my brain. On that note, I tried to be forgiving about colors being true to the swatch and lid colors but there’s some obvious mistakes that I don’t understand. Some examples: R503 is “pastel” but R502 is “medium” pink (in the swatch I posted it seems like they should be switched), Also, on the online swatch, R903 is titled “light orange” but is listed as what I’m assuming as a variant of Red/ red undertones based on the serial number, and comes out light purple. Also there were many typos, such as colors being inconsistent between the markers, online swatch, and picture of the markers shown (I believe NG07 is labeled NG09 on the swatch, there are two Y710s in the swatch when one should be Y701, Y962 is labeled as Y960 on the swatch, B118 is labeled B811 and so on). Also many spelling typos and inconsistent names, such as the two different names listed for Y025 on each picture, “bule” instead of “blue” and “salmon” being called “salmo”. Between all of these errors, I think many people (rightfully so) are upset because they think they received the wrong colors or are missing colors, but according to my swatch and my verification, nothing (at least in my package) is missing, but it’s hard to tell due to all the error labels.TL/DR: the markers themselves work fine overall and are worth it for me because of the smoothness and color options, but the technical/ advertising errors are creating a lot of confusion and disappointment, and make the overall creation of the product seem careless. If there was a bit more effort to verify the details and advertise properly, I feel like many people would be more pleased.

the colors are really vibrant and the markers work really well, i havent had any go dry after coloring 4 pretty full pages. the advice i would give is color in small circles for big spaces so it doesnt get blotchy/streaky and dont color too close to the line because they do bleed quite a bit. if you’re planning on shading with a darker color, wait until your completely done coloring to shade because i know if you do it right away then the colors blend together and dont add a shade effect. overall really good markers for the priceedit: it took about 20 pages for the marker i use the most to dry out and i figured out you can take the brush tip out and flip it over once it gets frayed

I absolutely love these markers! they’re very satisfying to color with and blend well. I’m a huge fan of the variety of colors to choose from. In all I would say the only things to be weary of is how much they bleed, with that you have to color lightly in tight areas of the coloring page so it doesn’t bleed over the lines. the other thing would be that the color that is shown on the marker isn’t very accurate and I would definitely recommend doing a color swatch before using the marker.Besides those couple flaws I’d say this is definitely an affordable, vibrant market set and will continue to use them! They are pretty comparable to the Ohuhu market set, just more affordable. WORTH THE PURCHASE.