Sharpie Pocket Highlighters Chisel Tip Highlighter Marker Set Office Supplies And Classroom Supplies Assorted Colors 24 Count

These highlighters are definitely sharpie quality. It comes with a variety of colors to use when creating date comparisons. They are bright colors that look like it on white paper. It writes, highlights well, without making uneven spots. I would recommend these for students or business that work off of paper lists

I’ve had these for so long and still have more left – they last forever! Sharpie is hands down the best brand of highlighter. Great colors, smooth to use, and super reliable.

Love my sharpies.

Love. They are bright and good to use and you dont want everything the same.

I feel I got a good value for my dollar. I can put them in numerous places for use. The chisel tip allows for thin and broad highlighting. Ink dries quickly and they last for quite some time if properly closed. Not had issues with bleeding through paper. Used this brand since 80's, college to work.

I love sharpie highlighters for their function. I use them primarily in Bibles, but also other books as well. The fluorescent yellow is the best, but the other colors are handy on occasion, too, so I wanted to have a variety handy.This pack may be the best per-pen value you can find on these highlighters, so it's a bargain to begin with. If you need all the colors, go for it. It's nice.However, these highlighters don't last forever. Firstly, they always run out of ink well before the tip is worn out, or at least they become much lighter and harder to work with. Well, they also seem a bit too wet when brand new, so I would often extend their lives by touching the tips of a new and old highlighter together and thereby letting the old one keep going for a bit and drying out the new one a bit. Two birds with one stone, etc, but this still didn't satifsy me. I still end up chunking a dozen of these per year when I do a lot of serious studying.You can buy a Platinum Preppy highlighter with a better nib designed not to wear out so quickly, with replaceable nibs, and which can be refilled with bottled highlighter ink which you can find from Noodler's and several other fountain pen ink makers. They work almost exactly like fountain pens. In fact, you can even use broad fountain pens with this ink as highlighters, and this lets you save a lot of waste and even money over the years.The problem with the more durable highlighters is that they are wetter in nature and have more of a tendency to bleed through and feather in the thin Bible papers unless the nibs are finely tuned and the user has good technique, while the sharpie version requires minimal technique and is pretty hassle-free.As a compromise to this, you can buy bottled highlighter ink and dip a dying sharpie highlighter into it in order to revive it and keep it going until the tip is truly spent before chunking it, which is what I do now. It helps, but I'm still praying for the day when they invent one of these which has a replaceable tip and easily-refillable reservoir.So while it is kinda wasteful, they work great. They're the best highlighters for Bibles and also great for any other kind of text. My preferred disposable highlighters, by far.But please, Sharpie, stop being evil Capitalists and just make a highlighter like this which we can maintain and keep for years instead of dumping millions of them into landfills each year.

These last a long time. I use them a lot and haven't had to throw one away yet!

As pictured. Great price.