ARTEZA Highlighters Assorted Colors, Set of 60, Narrow Chisel Tip

These highlighters are my favorite! I love that there are six different colors, and they are the "true" highlighter colors that come to mind when you think of highlighters!

I got these on Prime Day for my classroom. These are great highlighters! They are vibrant and don’t smudge ink or pencil. I did have a coupe set out quickly on me and the little clear topper on the caps pops off easily but also pops back on. For the price I paid, these were enormously cheaper than buying bic or Sharpie highlighters for an entire classroom. Especially with all the colors! I’ll be keeping my eye out for this to be a prime deal again.

Highlighters were bright and lasted a good while. Bought them for the office and haven't had any dry upon opening. Also like the little holder they come in, keeps the supply shelf looking organized.

I absolutely love these highlighters. The one recurring tip I got as an incoming law student: buy a lot of highlighters. So I did. And these Arteza ones are absolutely amazing. I haved use them literally everyday for the past month and I have had no problems with them drying out. They don't bleed through - even on the thin pages of my casebooks. The colors are nice and not too dark or too light. The pen height is nice and short so that it only highlights one line at a time. I will say that the plastic things on the caps will come off if you fiddle with them, but I actually just took all of mine off as they fit better in my pencil bag that way. In short, buy these highlighters as you will not regret it.

You would think that a big set of highlighters from Arteza would be high quality and a good value. This is not the case. The highlighters quickly dry out and the ink is not smearproof. I’ve had better highlighters from the dollar tree.

These are fabulous! My students were so excited to be able to have their own set installed of sharing. I wish they would have shipped in a box instead of an envelope bc the original container will be good for storage.

I use highlighters for several reasons, but primarily for highlighting passages in books, etc. My eyes are slowly fading with age and highlighting is a big help. I also use them for highlighting maps, both for past trips and future travels. Additionally, I have found these to be really useful for art projects due to the very bright colors and the chisel tip for fine detail. The price is excellent considering the quantity of markers (this would be a good product for a teacher). The only negative is the flimsy storage box which I tossed as soon as I received the markers.

I bought these because they were cheaper than the Amazon basics highlighters and they come in a nifty clear plastic box.Amazon basics highlighers: $4.58 /12 highlighters = $0.38 / highlighterArteza highlighters: $20.99 / 60 highlighters = $0.34 / highlighterThe Amazon ones are slightly thicker diameter and shorter than the Artezas. I prefer smaller but thinness is probably slightly more important to me than length so this is slightly in favor of Arteza.The colors are almost identical except for green. The Arteza green is very close to the Arteza yellow and difficult to distinguish. This is strongly in favor of Amazon.The Arteza pocket clips fall off very easily where as the Amazon ones can't because they are part of the cap not a separate piece. Strongly favors Amazon.I'm currently doing longevity tests using Amazon pens on odd days and Arteza pens on even to see which runs out first.Amazon and Arteza have pretty much exactly the same felt tip point and both give excellent control but both bleed through paper mostly at the beginning and especially at the end of each stroke. I switched to wax for awhile because they don't bleed through but they're so messy on the front side of the page I switched back. Sheerness is excellent on both brands.I sure like that Arteza box, and slightly prefer the thinner, size, but if I had to buy now the color and pocket clips would make me buy Amazon.