168 Colors Markers Set,Permanent Art Markers Set,Colouring Pens Felt Tip Pens for Adults & Kids Painting, Coloring, Sketching, Highlighting,Underlining and Drawing

I have been colouring with these pens for over a week and have been having so much fun, they’re so vibrant and smooth with a fantastic range of colours. Beautifully presented and a pleasure to use BUT as I have continued using them I have noticed the caps get stuck and just won’t come off, my husband has to prize them off for me, even then some are just stuck and won’t budge, it’s really ruined the experience and they are gradually becoming unusable. I know they were cheap but this is so disappointing, I’ll probably have to buy a different brand.EDIT: you have to clean the caps with alcohol, this didn’t occur to me as they weren’t really dirty but it seems even a little ink can glue the caps down. Once cleaned they all worked great again.

The pens are amazing. Great bold colours, easy to use with double ends so can do small or large areas. Only downside is the colour bleeds through the pages but easily resolved by putting a thin piece of cardboard between pages to prevent the other page getting ruined.I bought these for my daughter who used them with my niece who also loved them so bought her some for her birthday. Definitely money well spent as they both sit for hours with their mandala colouring book colouring pages and pages. Keeps them off their electronics too.Would highly recommend for all budding little artists 😁

Just getting back into art. Thought I’d get my art supplies in order. Researched about good markers to get which are cheaper alternatives to Copic markers. But then I thought I’m basically not a pro or anywhere near that level. Spending £170+ on a small set of higherup-market alternative to Copic pens did not make sense for me. So I chose Abeier markers. I read the reviews and there were concerns but not enough to warrant ignoring the product.I can only comment on user experience and not from an artists view about whether they blend well, fit spectrums required to complete a masterful piece etc.Quality of the pens:All seem fine except two markers that had plastic bits missing near the top cap. Basically exposing the root of the label cap.There 167 varied colours and 1 blending marker.The carry case does just that. It is there to carry your markers not organise them. Once I understood that it was simple for me to overlook the mess once you open the bag. It’s not a tidy compartment case. It is a carry case for transport and basic storage of the markers.Alcohol based and they bleed through paper.While searching and testing each marker I found a few had small leaks. Removing the chisel tip tops was harder than removing the billet tip tops. This was the case on all pens.There are a lot of greys. Which is fine for me. I’m on an art course currently working on local tone, light and shadow value; so the amount of greys is perfect.For now I can say that as an art gift to a hobbyist or to a student or for my kids, these are perfect. They will be great as a starter pack.I will buy these again byt will only give 4 stars because quality checking of product before shipping it was not good. You will from photos that 2 pens with identical damage near top of the lids were missed. This to me suggests a manufacturing error. They are exact damage on exact same area. It is not transport damage. Same label top were scratched but at least dual tip so one end still had colour name and number spot on. Some colours were a bit similar when testing but difference was slight.Over all for the price, I’m not fussed. All I can is they are cheap. Fit my current needs. Lots of colour choice. No functionality issues despite 2 pen with damaged lids.

Nice range of colours and every one of them worked. Some blend well, others don't, but I wasn't expecting perfect effect for this price. They're a good starter set, if you want artist quality then pay more

I am really pleased with these pens, they work great and do exactly what they should. I think they have a great range of colours shades and none of them were damaged or not working. I recommend buying these as an introduction to alcohol markers or as a way of bulking up your supply.

A lot of pens,so not bad for the price.Unfortunately a few of them seem dry. Haven't tried them all as they were a present.

Colours are very vibrant! if you draw a lighter colour over a dark the tip doesn’t get dirty. Great Quality pens and case! Definitely Recommend!!

I have never used alcohol markers before and let me say.. this is AMAZING for beginners!!! The pens fit nicely in your hand and is around the same size as a chunky sharpie. i think it comes to about 33p per pen? great value for what you get. very juicy and easy to layer. the brush nib is amazing, bery flexible and it doesnt feel like it will break easily. however the cap does get stuck sometimes AND if you shake the pen the ink will get everywhere!! make sure you put the cap on before you shake and open it away from the paper or it will splatter.the colour range is... very limited. theres a couple shades for every colour, but no different tones. the light blue is still quite dark, but there is a lot of warm grey-cool grey shades which is nice.the colours do bleed through, but if you use thicker, artist quality paper, it wont get onto the other page it will just be visable through the paper.if you want to explore using alcohol markers before jumping into big brands like ohuhu or copic, this is a great optionall in all, amazing for beginners, very easy to use, quite a good colour range.