What's the difference from this pen and the uni-ball Onyx Stick Micro Point Roller Ball Pens, 12 Black Ink Pens(60040)?
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The 60040 pens have a plastic clip thing and white letters thats the only difference that I can see,maybe the plastic on the 40s is also a little less dense but ink wise are the same.
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In my experience the Onyx Smooth Write Rollerball (mico point- 60040) is very similar, with the Onyx producing a slightly darker black mark. This pen has more of a "precise" feel and I put that in quotes because you'd probably have to be real picky to notice a difference, and others might totally disagree! Both flow beautifully, seem to run out of ink at pretty much the same rate and are a pleasure to write with.
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I do not know but I would suspect yes if the gel/rollerball refill is the same screw-in design as the ink refills. I swapped the black for a blue and took the ink to a store that carried Cross specific refills and just compared the two in the store to be sure. If you're buying the refills thru Amazon recommend at least going to a store first to compare. the gel/rollerball to the ink refills to be sure.
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[THIS ANSWER IS BASED OFF THE INTUOS PRO, AS I HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE USING ONE] The Intuos series (at least from my experience with one) has a smaller pen to surface responsive area where with the Bamboo Create, nearly the whole surface reacts to the pen. However, an Intuos I used has a very smooth surface to use the pen on, and this one has more of a rougher feel to it, as if actually drawing on paper. I think the Intuos has a better quality overall, but the Bamboo Create can hold it's own very well. Also, the Intuos I had used had a scroll wheel on it; this does not have one.
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I would suggest going up to the 680 if you are going to school or are thinking of using this more than twice a week, the extra space will help you out so much! However If you are just using it for a hobby or to experiment and do not feel like spending the extra $100 then stick with the 480! Since you have not really told us the reason for wanting a Wacom this is the most we can help you with thus far! Hope some of this helps! Take care.
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The larger one is about the same size as a regular ball point pen. Its a little bit bigger around because of the crystals.
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If they are the fountain pen, the roller can take the Pilot Blue VBall RT Fine Point Rollerball Pen Refill, or the G-2 Pilot refill, because I have both pens the fountain and the roller. They're great. Hope this helps and thanks for asking.
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You can order them from the Joy Factory website. They're 10 for $9.99 (I got the 10) and 5 for $6.99. Shipping is very quick, I placed an order on Monday and had it by Thursday morning in NY, I didn't pay extra for expedited. I've had the pen 3 weeks and used it heavily, even drew and colored diagrams with it and it's still going strong.
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I purchased the Staedtler Pigment Liner and am happy with these pens. They are not scratchy and "ink" well and have a variety of tips; also, archival and waterproof and fade proof. I bought at the time they had a sale, buy 4 and get 2 free in the package, so there were 6 different sizes. I have not tried the Triplus Fineliner 334 or the Fineliner 306S, so cannot compare. Hope this helps.
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If you can tell me what the writing on the current refill says I can probably tell you what will fit it. Chances are it is an ISO standard refill, perhaps ISO 14145 (A&C) or something else? If it says ISO 14145 on it or A&C, then this will fit: Ceramic Roller Ball Pen Refill - 0.5 mm - Blue (C-305P Series)
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Yes. They're both pens - ball point with black ink. My boyfriend (for whom I bought them) say that they don't work very well as pens - they write poorly and have a limited ink supply. But he says they work great as sonic screwdrivers and fix EVERYTHING.
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I've seen the nibs for the pens sold separately, but I'm unsure about the pens. I'm sorry.
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I have not compared them. you have to use a fine tip permanent marker. ink will mear
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ChristinaThey look like the same cartridge I got for my pen. There was a note with my new pen telling me what cartridge to buy. Black ink ASIN: B00CQF69SO, and Blue ink ASIN: B00CQF7PVE. But then I have the Jinhao 9009. I don't know why they would have a different cartridge for the same Brand pen.Good LuckCharles
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Hello Joshua, I really don't remember; I ended up giving it away to a friend. This pen is fine point, and I do not like fine.. it makes it difficult with the ink.
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It looks like a standard ball point pen or roller ball. These pens write great and the ink dries fast. Hope that helps. :-)
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My gel pens didn't work well. Bic ball point pens did okay, but the best pen was a Sharpy fine point. There is a kind of gloss coating that makes the ball pens not work as well as the sharpy. Good for craft sale pricing, 1/2 inch is small for anything other than a few numbers or letters.
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Hi Molly- I use Fisher Space Ball Point Refills for this pen. I saw that someone else suggested using Fisher and thought I'd give it a try. So glad I did! Because I'd been so disappointed with Zebra refills for quite some time. My favorite pens (Zebra) were suddenly turning my journals into a dotted, blotchy mess. There's just an even flow of ink while writing with Fisher refills that Zebra simply doesn't have anymore. I have no idea why the Zebra refills tend to leave blots now, resulting in pages of speckled writing (if that makes sense.) It's incredibly annoying. I even switched from the Zebra 301 (my forever trusted favorite) to the F402 pen to see if that would make any difference. It did not. I loved the fine point that came with the steel pen. The glide of the pen across most any paper is amazing. But again the blotchy spots ruin it for me. And perhaps it's just me and the ridiculous standard I have for a writing instrument. I don't know. The Fisher refill is not quite as fine as the one that comes with the Zebra steel pen. But it's still a reasonably fine point. Should you go with Fisher refills, be aware that your Zebra Steel pen won't click and retract normally. In other words, it won't. Or at least mine don't. But that doesn't bother me at all. I have four of the Zebra Steel pens. And I love them...with Fisher refills! I hope my Chronicles of Zebra (sorry) help you select something that suits your specific needs. I feel like a total Amazon dork right now. I hardly ever write reviews. I know. How selfish.