Reddit reviews uni-ball Deluxe Rollerball Pens, Micro Point (0.5mm), Black, 3 Count
We found 4 Reddit comments about uni-ball Deluxe Rollerball Pens, Micro Point (0.5mm), Black, 3 Count. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Classic design with a brushed steel look for a professional appearanceFeatures uni Super Ink- specially-formulated to become trapped in paper, helping prevent criminal check washing and other document alterationFade- and water-resistant ink lasts over timeMicro Point- 0.5mm3 Black Ink Pens
Uniball Deluxe Micro
Straight barrel, fine point, instantly dry, super light. A close second is a Uniball Vision Micro.
I also keep a Lamy Fountain Pen around for signatures and generally being a douche in meetings. It's a decent fountain pen, regardless of my affectations and functional enough for extended writing. It is a bit large, though, so don't expect to be carting it around.
I like the Uniball Deluxe Micro
https://www.amazon.com/uni-ball-Deluxe-Rollerball-Micro-Point/dp/B002FYXYJI
I'm not sure one would. (Afraid I disagree with u/mwgrover - but that's a great link he gave.) The micro is really fine. I used them for years before I switched to regular uni-ball simply because the micro felt rough on US paper. Then I switched to fountain pens and FP paper. Sec, I'll go get one... OK, the box says .2mm - assuming we're talking about this guy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002FYXYJI
OK, writing with it, it looks roughly the same as a Sailor ProGear F nib, so a western EF (depending on the brand, wetness, ink, and paper) is going to be closest. (I used HP 24lb laser paper for this test.)
I can do that!
I use three pens primarily.
Lamy Safari fountain w/Lamy ink--practicing or formal letters
UniBall Micro--work/journal
Zebra F301 gel if you can find it--work/journal
I feel like regular pens get a bad rap, but I love the uniBall and the F301 for a lot of reasons. The primary one is that they write very well!