Dual Brush Marker Pens for Coloring Books, Tanmit Fine Tip Coloring Marker & Brush Pen Set for Journaling Note Taking Writing Planning Art Project

These markers are great! They have a lot of ink unlike some other markers that seem to dry out so quickly. They are a bit of a learning curve for people who are used to normal markers…they have a long tip that is flexible so you have to take that into consideration when using them. The other side, the tip side is great for fine lines! Enjoy!

I purchased these for my daughter as a stocking stuffer. She loves them. The felt tip is excellent for fine lines while the brush tip is great for filling. I was able to use them for faux calligraphy and the results were not bad. The colors are vibrant and cover beautifully.

Great product. Inexpensive & easy to use. My 98-year old friend uses these to create her own ‘hallmark’ cards & loves the dual pens.

I gave this to my granddaughter for christmas. She was so happy and so excited that she cried and held it to her chest. She is 11 and into her artwork.

Purchased for granddaughter who is in 4th grade. She loves to doodle and all these colors will allow for great inspiration

All the colors are amazing

Smooth and bold

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Great product

Got this for one of the minions who loves art and drawing and these are great brush style pens that work very well (all pens worked btw, unlike some others we have gotten) and at a great price compared to what is found locally at some hobby shops

I really enjoy the 2 tips and both have came in good use. They do not bleed through my bullet journal pages. I showed them to a friend and she loved them so much she bough a set for herself as well! I love the wide variety of color options as well.

These markers are fun to use but disappointed that 2 of the fine tips had no color to them.

Love the color variety, love the brush tips and fine tips. The only downside to these markers is the packaging. The flat pack is too long to be storable in most boxes or desks. And the flat tray is flimsy and difficult to slide in and out of the box. Would have much preferred a normal square marker box.

For basic coloring this is great. Some of the fine tips are already pretty dry. And the selection has a couple of colors that are far to similar to each other. Like 3 yellows (barely discernible) and two reds that are basically the exact same. Only 3 blues though and absolutely no beige/tan ish color. Which is a problem if you’re coloring anything that you want to color in a caucasian skin tone. Overall ok but not amazing

When i opened the package and looked at the markers, i was very surprised to see that there are no color names. If you are using two similar colors, there’s no way to tell exactly which color you used unless you study the color of the cap very well. Good luck remembering which yellow you used.

My mistake that i did not buy the right thing; i thought i was buying highlighters that don’t bleed and these do; it is not false advertising (i just did not pay close attention); that being said – if the bleeding is not an issue for you, these are great highlighters and worth the money; it is a huge pack (36 different colors) and they have a dual tip – medium point on one end and fine point on the other, which is a great feature; the only downside to these is the packaging – the box they came in is a really tight fit and is long (it is a little difficult to get them in and out of the box and they are all lined up in a row, so to use them i have to pull the entire tray out); i am keeping them but i will need to find another container to keep them in and i will still need to purchase highlighters that do not bleed

Update 6/5/22:
i’ve been using these to color and it’s been 2ish weeks that i’ve been using them and there are several that are already streaky just from normal use. Super disappointing.

I even tried storing them with the brush tip down, and while it gets me a few more bits of solid color, it totally dries out the fine point tip.

Don’t waste your money on these unless you just want to use them once or twice a week. I recommend tombow (but they don’t have as fine a point on the small nib side & they are expensive, fyi) or perhaps a marker with just one tip instead for water-based markers.

Original review:
i was so excited to get these markers. They are very nice markers and the marker colors are mostly consistent with the top colors. The box is pretty.

The pan that they sit in is flimsy and does not have a lid. To store you can either keep them in the box (i don’t want to do that bc it’s a pain to get the plastic pan back in there without dropping markers), or find an alternative. I did not think buying these would give me something else to buy! Also, these aren’t labeled anything. Not “red” or “cherry.” mildly annoying, perhaps a tad persnickety on my part.

The markers are nice but surprisingly cannot be layered they bleed through almost all types of paper

These dual tip pens have performed much better than i expected. I have had them several months and used them frequently. I hesitantly bought these to use for rock art even tho’ i know that is not what they are designed for. I am pleased with the results, and i will probably purchase this brand again when i need brush tip pens.

The good:
~the brush tips do not fuzz or blur on lightweight paper that is commonly found in the majority of adult coloring books.
~they do perform well on smooth rocks. I have had this set since october 2020, and have used the brush ends frequently, and i have not yet had any major fraying. The brush tips are firm enough to hold their shape while laying down even colors. Mine are softer than they were when received; however, they are still working like i expect.
~the vivid colors are indeed bright, and there is a good choice. My set includes three shades of grays and five browns. Nice!
~the majority of the caps and the markers are a pretty close match. I do have two yellows with different shades; however, the ink is hard to tell apart.
~none of mine were dried out on arrival, nor are they now.
~the ink flows smoothly and does not blob.
~none of the pens were leaking upon arrival nor are they now doing so.

The bad:
~mine arrived scattered hither and yon inside a rather oversize shipping box.
~they do come in a carrying/storage case, but it is not very convenient. The snaps are difficult to close and the pens do not stay in position when one or more is removed. One might wish to consider a different storage container.
~the colors do not always blend well. Some colors overpower/remove the color already in place.
~ there is not a blending pen; nor, is there a white one.
~the pens are not named or numbered.
~one must make their own color chart.
~there is bleed through on typical coloring book lightweight paper, and the pen tips are rather scratchy.

I actually like these better than the tombow brand as a beginner. The brush side is stiffer so it’s easier to get a thin line vs tombow which are really bendy. They’re more marker than brush pen to me. We’ll see how they hold up though. The color payoff is ok, definitely not as good as tombow. So far i really like them and they’re a good deal if you’re just starting out. They’re cheap so the packaging is cheap.