Nice Feel, But Short Life Tips "Nibs"
359259
I've used this pen for about a month and fell in love with the feel and writing of this pen, though granted, I haven't used any other pen, I still feel the tips are still far too fat, but this is the smallest tip available at the moment.

And within a month of using this pen, the tip cracked open. I searched everywhere for the replacement tips, and finally wrote Wacom to ask where I can get replacement tips from. They gave me a link along with the SKU number to find the tips. Who searches for items by their SKU numbers? Along with the link, they told me the tips were out of stock and gave no option to order them and to ship when received. It's been over a month since the tips have been out of stock and I don't think I want to buy another pen of which I need to replace monthly. Pure disappointment.

Link to the Replacement Nibs: [...]
3899415
[When originally purchased in 2012] I bought this looking for something with a finer tip than the Targus tablet stylus (and others like it). The overall weight and hand feel are good, and the tip is indeed finer, allowing a better view of what you are drawing or writing.

[2014 update] When I bought this, the tip was too squishy and I kept going back to another stylus.  HOWEVER, Wacom made replacement nibs with different firmnesses available, and after switching to the firm nibs ... I love this stylus.  I'll spend several minutes looking for it rather than use one of the others that I have around. The only reason that I don't give it five stars is that, as other people mention, it's a touch pricey. I'd give it 4 1/2 stars if I could.
2343910
The "Ultra-Fine" part lasts for about a week, and then its more like "Extra-Bold." Even without putting any pressure on the markers, the tip won't stay fine for long.
3481452
I love the feel of this pen; it's lightweight without feeling cheap and plastic-y and its tapered girth make it comfortable for extended writing.

I'm not crazy about the writing point, though. It's advertised to be a .7mm, but it writes more like a .5mm -- kind of a sharp and scratchy feeling on the paper, not smooth and fluid like my Fisher. But that's just a personal hangup of mine. Don't let that take away from the fact that this is a fantastic pen, and a bargain for what it is. The next closest pen to this on the market will cost twice what you'll pay for the Airpress.
4031591
I really loved the convenience of these stylus pens, and how smoothly they glide across the screen of my kindle fire.  However, that smooth glide just doesn't seem like it lasts very long before I'm having to get a new one.  Unfortunately, I'm finding this is the case with most of them. I keep my kindle clean. So I know that isn't the problem. I use a cleaner specific for my screen type.  Will I buy them again?  For Sure I Will because I like they're glide, and that they are then a pen so still usable.
642245
Very accurate and the pen pressure is excellent! Although, i do feel that the buttons wear out quickly. Ive only had the pen for maybe a couple months but the first button is already becoming less responsive. Also, sometimes when i fold my computer into a tablet (i have a Flex 5), it will register the shift key being held down and Im not sure why. It goes away if i go back into laptop mode and press the shift keys so its not a hard fix, but it is annoying.
2545048
This review is for 2 types of Uni-ball 207 gel pens - Medium (4 pack of blue ink) and Micro (4 pack of 2 black, 1 red, 1 blue).

First, similarities: nice shape and rubber grip make them comfortable to hold for extended use.  Good contruction (EXCEPT the micro tips!! Read below).  Both types WILL smudge on your hand as you write (not "instant dry" like I've read in reviews - especially if you're left-handed), although the Micro tip obviously does much less.  Both use the Anti-Fraud ink (a bunch of pens do now).

(1) Uni-ball 207 gel Micro pens - 1.5 Stars out of 5.  Both of the black pens worked well enough for the first 1/3 of the ink tube, then poorly - sporadic and inconsistent ink flow - and one has died (no longer writes - something popped out of the tip and it's more of a pin head than a writing head now).  So far, knock on wood, the Red (only 1/4 ink used) and Blue (1/3 ink used) icro tip pens are working well.  Either they die due to a manufacturing glitch or they wear down from use.  They don't "glide" as I write, like reviews led me to believe. It's an average pen and certainly not worth the high price per pen.  I can't find these sold by Amazon anymore - perhaps there were a lot of defectives/returns?

(2) Uni-ball 207 Medium Blue pens 3.5 Stars out of 5.  So far these are working well and I've used one completely without a problem.  This pen writes much smoother than the Micro. It also uses ink MUCH faster. I'd like a Uni-ball tip size somewhere in the middle of Micro and Medium.

The Medium tip is the way to go, but neither type lived up to the hype I read.  I'll look for other brands of gel pens.
3694586
I love the colors of these pens, the mini size is cute and very portable, and they're great quality. But for some reason they hurt my hand if I use them for more than 10 minutes. Idk if it's the size of my hands (which is average) or the fact that I'm left handed, but they're not working well for me.
2439252
Just picked up a set. Quite attractive. Using them results in finger prints all over the utensil. Both feel good in the hand. Also, well balanced. Could probably throw expertly. The pen writes like any other. The ink produced is not particularly smooth or dark. That being said, I really like this set. Might just need an ink refill.
3128851
I love the feel and features of this pencil.  Unfortunately, after several using it for a little over a month for class work, the lead is slipping and I can't use it any more.  I was hoping that by buying a higher quality mechanical pencil I would avoid this problem, which I've had with almost every mechanical pencil I've ever used, but no luck.  I'm switching to wooden pencils for good.
2331293
At first I loved this pen. I found the .7mm tip size a little too small but discovered 1mm refills which write beautifully...for a while.

The pen feels nice in your hand and is well made and looks great. Much more professional than the cheapo BIC pens. The only problem is that I've never been able to use a whole cartridge. They either start to write poorly or stop writing altogether before they are empty. If you don't mind constantly refilling and throwing out partially used but useless refills then this is a great pen. I was really excited by it at first because it looks and feels great and writes smoothly but the issues I've had with not being able to use a whole refill turned out to be a deal breaker for me. Bummer.
2026566
Ok great idea, not sure about the longevity of the tip? It is ergonomically designed so , will have to see how long it lasts.
546725
I love the pen, but the stylus tip didn't work well for long.  I may contact the vendor for a replacement.
1676300
Very well made stylus with good weight and handle.  Works well for scroll and click for my iPad air.  However, one must use it vertically to the screen surface and this makes some writing a bit more difficult.  As I bought this to take notes at school, the writing ability was of utmost importance to me.

After just under 2 weeks of use tip has completely lost shape and is practically worthless. Which is sad because it is the proper weight and over shape to make it a great writing tool if it worked.
3175545
I usually prefer pens that have point sizes 0.5mm or less. I bought this one due to hearing good things, and never had a chance to try it before. Despite the point size, I do like this pen -- the ink quality is good in that it dries quickly and does not smudge. While writing with this, your hand flies across the paper, and it feels smooth. It's also light, and the clip is durable.

Now for the bad, but it's minor stuff and some of it personal preference. The pen feels cheap -- when you click it, you can hear the and feel the scratching inside, as well as the spring. It looks plain, which is usually good, but the shiny and the dull matte clash. If you write in print rather than script, you will hear the tip of the pen move around, clicking while you do so.

In short, the writing with this pen feels great, but the build quality feels cheap and lacking durability, other than the clip.
1582443
Pros: GREAT deal! 18 fine point pens for only $7 is amazing. The pen writes so smoothly and doesn't smear too much. Like other reviews, the pen is such a unique shape that it stands out, so no one can try to take your pens. The smooth texture does feel great and the pens looks pretty classy (as far as classy pens go I suppose).

Cons: Duration :( I'm a grad student so I write a lot and unfortunately I went through 1 pen about every 1-2 weeks. I was curious why I was running out so fast, so I opened the pen and found that the ink cartridge inside is only about 2 inches worth of ink. Although the unique shape stands out, I found that it became uncomfortable after a few hours of writing.
3126823
I like these OK and do use them. I originally bought them for my Bullet journal/and planner. They are *very* fine tipped. Some of the colors are dark enough to read and some are very light they I have to rewrite the letters to even see the color. So basically I use very few of the actual colors in this box. So a lot of the pen colors I'll never use because they are to light to even see the words. So I would recommend these for writing.

You have to be very careful with how much pressure you put on these because they are somewhat fragile. I can see the tips of these breaking or bending pretty easily.

They are good for doodling and playing around with...if your into that. I wish all the colors were more saturated. I guess that's my real complaint.

They don't bleed through paper and they dry really fast so you don't have to worry about any ink smudging. That's really cool. And a must have for me.

So just realize what your buying and what you'd be using these for. I'd definitely repurchase the more saturated/darker colors (dark blue, red, orange, green, etc) though, because I do use those daily. They are also slim enough I can carry a few of them around without taking up much space.