Are these pens 0.5mm, 0.7mm, or 1.0 mm? Can't seem to find this info on the page.
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The picture of the box shows 0.7, which you can make out if you use the magnified square view over the right side.
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Not really. I have the 0.5, they write in a thin line so it doesn't stand out boldly. Like the pens though.
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Yes, these are called mini-pen refills. These are industry standard 67mm or approx 2 5/8" long refills and fit every mini-pen I have found. They are longer lasting than any others I have used to date, including the original that came with the pen. I won't order any other after finding these.
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Hello, first of all my pens were garbage, none would write. I just threw them out. As far as I could tell the pen nibs were all the same. Hope you have better luck.
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These pens are incredibly smooth in both the 0.7 and 1.0mm tip sizes. I use fountain pens frequently, and it is perfectly fair to compare these pens to a good fountain pen nib. If you like fountain pens and need to write on multi-part forms, you will be delighted with the Pentel Energel line.
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Hi Bebe! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede! The answer is, these are made specifically for our Thin-Tip High Precision Stylus Pen the tips have a 0.12 inch radius, and so far we do not make any other replacement tips, though that may be in the works!:-) If you have more questions please contact me here at this link:
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I don't know the answer to your specific question but wanted to comment that this pen is VERY cheaply made and writes very badly...
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I've ordered two pens from this vendor. One was medium and one was fine point. If I recall correctly, you can specify which point you prefer in your order, or contact the vendor through its link on the page. I'm very pleased with both pens, but I personally prefer the fine point.
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Hi Amy! Reina here from The Friendly Swede! Sorry for the tardy reply! The stylus pens are medium size, so the tips are about the same size as an eraser on a pencil. If I can be of further assistance to you, please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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0.7 mm but I'm pretty sure the 1mm refill will work I'm still using the original
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I am sorry but I'm not sure. I ordered the Ultra Fine Point ones and they work really well with coloring in small areas. Hope that helps. I just looked on the markers and they don't say what mm they are.
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What do you mean? They all fit in the box that they came in, not sure what your question is, they are small, pen size. What size box are you putting them in?
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In short, I don't know how to tell. Unfortunately, and I forgot to add this in my review, there seems to be only one nib size. It is really difficult to tell either way, though. They all seemed like Western-style medium nibs when I tried them. Some of the pens write a little wetter or a little drier, but not too drastically.
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That is a good question. I have not continue to mess with them. I found the stem in the fountain pen is weak. Some broke off. I used a small narrow nail to poke the hole but it will not go into the pen. So I am not recommending them for purchase unless they include the proper ink with them. I will revisit them today because you asked. I will get back to when I figure this out. Take care Bill
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the extra long are thicker than 5.2" they feel about the same thickness as a uniball pen. I like the length and heft of them much more than the 5.2".
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0.7 mm. The manufacturer informed me that this multi pen has been discontinued due to ink defects and consumer reports about how the sleeve develops oil and difficulty in replacing leads. Also ink refills are hard to obtain.
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They are the size of a ballpoint pen, what is nice is there length and the tip is not rubber it's like a soft mesh. I've had mine a couple of months and is holding up nicely.