Refillable Dry Erase Markers, Pilot BeGreen V Board Master Assorted Colors, 5-Pack With 1 Refill For Each Marker

When my Expo markers ran out/dried out recently, I decided to do a quick Reddit search to see if there was something better out there. Half of those colors were too faint to really use/read on my whiteboard, and the others ran dry rather quickly (or so it seemed).My research obviously led me to try these, and while I can't yet speak to their longevity, I can at least offer the following (about the medium chisel tips):PROS:- the chisel tip feels great, similar to, and maybe slightly better than the Expo tips- the inkiness is incredible, across every color - much bolder and smoother than Expo- far less "streaking" than the Expos, as in, when you write, you get fewer parts of the letters that are faded/lack ink- the case looked kinda tacky in pictures, but actually ends up looking/feeling rather premium, with the Expos looking cheap next to them- allegedly you can refill these... I have the cartridges, but I won't know how much of a PITA that is until laterCONS- the green is definitely not green... there's more than a little blue in there, making it more of a deep aqua (however, the Expo green is too faded to even read, so... I guess this one still wins?)- that's itCONCLUSION (so far)9.9/10 - would recommend

I am a teacher and these are the BEST dry erase markers on the planet. I will not use another ever again. I tell all my fellow teachers and I have even purchased for use in my Sunday School classroom.

I bought these for my ex girlfriend who is an elementary school teacher. She loved it back then and the refills are very easy to use. Very good price and quality overall

Like way better than the store bought dry erase markers. The markers have nice thick lines and writes very well

Markets are fine but as others have noted. You only get 5 markers not 10 as in the listing description. Maybe they count the refills as markers.

Last just as long as a normal marker and works just as well

Our college uses Expo markers. They were fine, but lately, they do not seem to last long, and the colors are much lighter. I bought these Pilot markers just to try them out. The ink color of these Pilot markers is bold, and it has a nice hue. The other plus is the availability of refills. I have not tested these. I will post later once I have a good idea of the longevity of the original marker, and the longevity of the refills.My review of the pens after 12 weeks of use: The ink in the original pen lasted 8 lecture sessions (I mostly use PowerPoints lectures - use of whiteboard is moderate). The first replacement ink cartridge lasted half-as-long (just 4 lecture sessions). A bit of a disappointment, but I will still give high marks for the boldness and hue of the ink. And the ink did not start to become faint until the ink in the cartridge was exhausted. Also, initially the pen was uncomfortable to handle due to the wider girth (wider than Expo markers), but with time I became used to it, and the thicker barrel was no longer an issue.Would I order more ink cartridges? Yes, I would. From my students' point of view, now they can clearly see my scribbles (mostly chemical and biochemical equations and calculations) from the back of the lecture room. And, that is a plus!

These markers are fantastic. They work so much better than other common dry erase markers, last longer, and they're more sustainable. They're a great value.They don't "railroad" the way a lot of other dry erase markers do, and they also don't dry out so fast.I wish there were more colors just for fun, but the variety included are good enough for my purposes (teaching classes, writing signage for the day, etc.).I recommend these to everyone I know who uses dry erase markers regularly. I know the price might seem high initially, but believe me, it's well worth it considering their longevity and quality.