| Manufacturer | Uni-Ball Signo Broad Point Gel Impact Pen White Ink, 3 pens per Pack (japan import) |
|---|---|
| Brand | Uni-ball |
| Item Weight | 0.317 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.71 x 0.79 x 1.77 inches |
| Item model number | 4.56E+12 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | White |
| Closure | Retractable |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 3 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Point Type | Broad |
| Ink Color | White |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4.56E+12 |
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| Sold By | KOCORONO HOUSE | saitaniya | Qionew Art Supplies | Neo field of Japan | Neo field of Japan | Yukihime-JAPAN |
| point type | Broad | Broad | Medium | Broad | Broad | Bold |
| number of pieces | 3 | 3 | — | — | — | 1 |
| material | Rubber | — | Plastic | Paper | Rubber | Acid-free, 1.0mm bold point, rubber grip |
| closure type | Retractable | Snap | Snap | Snap | Snap | Snap |
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No se ve muy blanco
No se ve blanco blanco, sino blanco transparente. Esperaba mejor calidad por el precio.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2018
PROS:
• Even and consistent ink flow.
• Very opaque.
• Rubber grip and thicker barrel makes it much more comfortable and ergonomic.
• Can go over lines and do multiple layers to make sections thicker.
CONS:
• Pen tip is much larger (1.0 mm) compared to what most people are used to on a Gelly Roll
• Distributes a lot of ink (takes some getting used to).
• Slightly longer drying time.
I was skeptical of the Signo making that much of a difference compared to the Gelly Roll but it surprised me. With both pens, I always do a little “warm-up” scribble before I go into an art piece — but with the Signo, I can rely on the ink flow to stay consistent and even until I’m done with it. If not, I can easily go back to areas that need touching up without ruining the ink I already laid down. With the Gelly Roll it would skip frequently and when I went over another area again, it would always scratch the ink already in the process of drying — this often turned a small touch up into a larger problem.
The Signo is also a lot more comfortable. Often times, my hand would cramp up with a Gelly Roll because of its skinny barrel. Especially since I would have to spend more time with it going over areas to make the lines more opaque or filling in areas the ink skipped. With a Signo, I usually only have to make one pass.
Yes, the Signo produces a much bolder line than a Gelly Roll — because of that it does release a lot of ink and needs a little longer drying time. It’ll also take a bit to get used to and familiar with so you can control it and know what to expect when you detail/write.
Overall the Signo is a great alternative to the Gelly Roll. It’s now my go-to pen, although I still plan to always keep at least one Gelly Roll pen nearby for times I need to do very small details.
Great gel pen for opaque and consistent white detailing and lettering!
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2018
This review is made in comparison to the Sakura White Gelly Roll, which is what I’ve been using exclusively up until now.Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2018
PROS:
• Even and consistent ink flow.
• Very opaque.
• Rubber grip and thicker barrel makes it much more comfortable and ergonomic.
• Can go over lines and do multiple layers to make sections thicker.
CONS:
• Pen tip is much larger (1.0 mm) compared to what most people are used to on a Gelly Roll
• Distributes a lot of ink (takes some getting used to).
• Slightly longer drying time.
I was skeptical of the Signo making that much of a difference compared to the Gelly Roll but it surprised me. With both pens, I always do a little “warm-up” scribble before I go into an art piece — but with the Signo, I can rely on the ink flow to stay consistent and even until I’m done with it. If not, I can easily go back to areas that need touching up without ruining the ink I already laid down. With the Gelly Roll it would skip frequently and when I went over another area again, it would always scratch the ink already in the process of drying — this often turned a small touch up into a larger problem.
The Signo is also a lot more comfortable. Often times, my hand would cramp up with a Gelly Roll because of its skinny barrel. Especially since I would have to spend more time with it going over areas to make the lines more opaque or filling in areas the ink skipped. With a Signo, I usually only have to make one pass.
Yes, the Signo produces a much bolder line than a Gelly Roll — because of that it does release a lot of ink and needs a little longer drying time. It’ll also take a bit to get used to and familiar with so you can control it and know what to expect when you detail/write.
Overall the Signo is a great alternative to the Gelly Roll. It’s now my go-to pen, although I still plan to always keep at least one Gelly Roll pen nearby for times I need to do very small details.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024
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EverydayNormalMF
Genau was ich gesucht habe
Reviewed in Germany on December 9, 2023
EverydayNormalMF
Reviewed in Germany on December 9, 2023
Die Farbe hat eine sehr hohe Deckkraft und es kommt eine gute Menge aus dem Stift, wenn man nicht zu schnell damit schreibt / malt. Ich kann in meinem Schreibtempo texte schreiben ohne dass ich die Buchstaben nachbessern muss, zwischendurch passiert mal ein Aussetzer aber selten.
Es dauert zwischen 10 und 20 Sek. Bevor die Schrift getrocknet ist und man drüber streifen darf (also etwas schneller als zB die Glanzlack-Marker von edding).
Man darf den Stift auch etwas schräg halten, was sehr angenehm beim schreiben ist. Dennoch sieht das Ergebnis besser aus, wenn er möglichst gerade gehalten wird.
Ich gebe eine klare Kaufempfehlung :)
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