uni-ball 207 Needle-Point Retractable Micro Point Gel Pens, 12 Red Ink Pens

Specially-formulated gel ink helps prevent check fraud.
Needle point.
Soft textured grip.
Pack of 12 Pens

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uni-ball 207 Needle-Point Retractable Micro Point Gel Pens, 12 Red Ink Pens

Brand: uni-ball

Model : 1741769

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uni-ball 207 Needle-Point Retractable Micro Point Gel Pens, 12 Red Ink Pens Overviews

Contains a specially-formulated ink that helps prevent check fraud, keeping your documents secure. Needle point delivers precise writing every time. Soft textured grip provides superior writing comfort and control. Global Product Type: Pens; Pen Type: Roller Ball; Special Ink Type: Pigmented Gel; Pen Style: Retractable.

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uni-ball 207 Needle-Point Retractable Micro Point Gel Pens, 12 Red Ink Pens CustomerReview

I've been using this pen brand and model for more than 1 year and a half now -- black & red inks. Both are almost a permanent fixture in my nerdy breast pocket or clipped on my office ID neck loop.

I always prefer that my pen writes in fine lines without causing any mess or smudge. I like this pen most specially when I am writing short reminder notes in the teeny-weeny stickies while working on a project, while reading a book, or while reviewing a document. I am amazed at the amount of notes that one can write using this pen on those almost 1-inch-squared little piece of papers. That is, of course, if you can write in tiny scripts which is not problem at all for me while using Micro 207.

I use it for writing notes at the page margins when an idea highlight hits me and for annotations while reading a technical or non-technical book. In my experience, even on the thinnest page, the ink does not bleed through.

I recently ran out of the red Micro 207 and was using another "fine-line" gel-ink brand, but the latter is not quite the same. I always find that my book notes are falling off the edge of the book margins or bleeding wider than the fine line it was supposed to be and the 1-inch-squared stickies are never quite enough to write short notes. I miss the fine lines of my Micro 207.

I am also on my last black pen. So it is time to make an order for both colors; but, before I make those on-line orders, I just thought it would be a good idea to write a couple of nice things about my favorite pen brand and model.

(I am also cutting-and-pasting this review to the black-ink product.)

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Saturday, February 13, 2010