uni-ballAIR Micro - 0.5mm Fine Rollerball - Pack of 3 - Black, Blue, and Red - UBA-188-M

Writes beautifully similar to fountain pen without the mess

Great pens and will repurchase. Thanks!

It’s the best pen for left-handed folks who write in cursive. No muss, no fuss.

Good pens but may smudge. You have to let dry

Pens work perfectly. Great flow of ink and very smooth. Makes my chicken scratch handwriting look almost legible.

Pens are easy to use and hold. The caps snap on securely. They write with a fine line. Happy with them if you need a fine line - a bit scratchy, but that is to be expected of fine plastic points.

Edit: I wanted to add that my review is still accurate for two of the three pens, except for the blue. The blue pen actually writes exactly as I expected, but the black and red are much thicker than they should be. Not sure if those are the outliers, or if the blue is.----------Good looking and feeling pens. Write like butter. Have the slight line variation you'd expect from an Air. My only issue lies in the written line promised from the Micro and the standard Air.The standard Air with a 0.7 mm tip promises a 0.35 to 0.55 line width, but I find it writes more like a 0.7 mm by default, and up to a 0.8-0.9 with pressure. The Air Micro writes like a 0.5 mm by default, and up to maybe a 0.6, even though the description says they range from 0.28 to 0.45. And trust me, I'm writing as lightly as I can without just lifting the tip right off the paper.With that said, they're still great pens. I just wish they lived up to their promises a bit more.

Buyer beware... your pens will go missing. I’ve had two people already try to walk away with mine. The best way to describe it is like a cross between a ball point and a felt tip. It still has a little of that scratchy feel, but it has that rich ink delivery that felt tip gives you. Such a smooth pen!