ZEBRA MILD LINER, Double Sided Highlighter Noble Color, 5 Set (WKT7-5C-NC)

After having these Zebra Mildliners for around 3 years, I can say they're worth the price in terms of quality and how long they last. I've used them for my orgo lab reports. I think if you wanted brighter colors you could go for the more pastel ones that are still in the Mildliner line.things I like:- the 2 sided nibs help if you want to highlight or use the pointed tip to underline or draw lines- the color isn't the typical neon highlights and is more muted overall- the marker ink doesn't dry out, I don't use them daily but for the price, I feel it's good- the packaging is basically a case you can reuse and take with you in your backpacknotes for each color:- I find myself gravitating to green a lot because it's bright enough to still read the text and a typical highlighter color (works fine with black and blue pens; the contrast helps on blue Bic pens)- the pink/red color is my next used color but it might be harder to read words (works better with black pens than blue)- the pastel purple is light enough to where it feels like a highlighter so it's my next used (works well with black or blue ink)- the blue can be a little dark so I feel I don't use it that much for highlighting (though it works still)- same with the grey, it's definitely light enough to use still but it doesn't make the words popcons:- depending on how thin the sheets are there is some bleed through- for regular notebook paper there's going to be some bleeding but it just might be mine are still inky- for the Exceed Walmart planners I used that had 75gsm or 100 gsm pages the bleed wasn't too bad and the highlighting was smooth on the page- the bleed on thicker copy paper/printing paper isn't too bad though it might depend on the thicknessnotes on packaging:- lol Zebra is a Japanese stationery brand and since the OG Mildliners is shipped, it's in Japanese- personally, it didn't affect me and I think it's cool but I guess if you wanted something in English you'd have to find the ones made to be sold in the US or something

I love Mildliners! This color pack is a nice addition to my collection. Stationery heads rejoice!

I have been in love with these pens for many years and have finally decided to buy some more, i settled on these fun colors and absolutely love them! i have been using them to take notes in my math class and they work great layered over (dry) MUJI pen ink. Will be buying more colors and more after those run out of ink! Highly recommend. The only downside is if using thinner paper (like all other markers,,) they will bleed through to the other side. they will also bleed if you are hesitant to pick up the marker from the paper. those are the only flaws!

I adore these highlighters. Not only is there a variety of colors to select, but they are both chisel- and bullet-tipped. The dual ends are great for basic highlighting text as well as underlining and accenting other notes or drawings. I use these highlighters everyday, and they've held up quite well. I have the original orange/yellow/light blue/light pink/turquoise-green pack as well, and it has lasted me well over a year of regular use -- I believe these ones have only lost pigment/strength very slightly, but they're still good. As for this pack, the lime-green/dark periwinkle blue/lavender/gray/dark-coral-pink set, the blue and pink are the most pigmented, which, at times, can be slightly unappealing.TLDR;Pros:- great variety of colors, love using them for all kinds of note-taking and drawings- long lasting- sleek and uniform, can fit easily into pencil cases- dual-tips = versatile and usefulCons:- coral-pink and deep-periwinkle (maybe others) might be too dark (possibly making the text obscure) depending on the applied pressure and paper- EDIT (7/12/16) smears more than I'd like it to- EDIT (7/12/16) the bullet and chisel tips definitely get squished and smooshed and compromises the accuracy of the highlight!

I love these highlighters especially the pink one, it's like muted rose! The colors are very opaque but not fluorescent/neon. It can bleed through thin and white printing paper but obviously the more you trace the same spot, the more ink will bleed through.I use these for my classes and I love how they haven't dried up yet. It comes with a thin side which I don't really use.

I really enjoy the color selection for these highlighters. They're light enough that my notes are still legible underneath.They do have a tendency to smudge the ink though (0.38 Pilot G-2), and they can smudge. This happens mostly when highlighting immediately after writing something (e.g. Gray). For the other colors, I waited until I'd finished writing them in a list before going back to highlight. I find that out of all of them, the purple one is least likely to smudge the ink. The red/ pink can be a bit too dark, so I usually reserve that for underlining definitions.Based on the swatches, you can see that there's extra product at the end after each swipe of the highlighter. If it's still wet when you run your hand over it, it'll smear. It's fairly quick to dry though, so I find that it doesn't happen often.Layering over these will create a darker shade (I also used them for my bullet journal, sometimes coloring in headers for my monthly calendar spreads), so I don't see how they'd be good for coloring things in. They also have a tendency to (at best) ghost on the back side of notebook paper and bleed (at worst) through it. By ghosting, I mean that looking at the back of the page, it'd evident that you've highlighted but no highlighter has actually appeared.The swatches in my pictures are made in a planner, which is slightly thicker than the standard sheet of notebook paper.