Huhuhero Dual Tips Markers, Art Twin Top Sketch Colored Pens with Carrying Case for Painting Coloring Highlighting and Underlining, Set of 80 Colors

I've been waiting to get my hands on these markers for some time and, after having tried them out I can say it was worth it! Just a few things to watch out:1. The case in which it arrives is flimsy (mine actually arrived with a hole on the lid). I decided to put some cardboard pieces to make it sturdy and to make it look like the one in the picture. The cardboard also helped me to line up the markers by number.2. There are A LOT of grey colors. And not too many purples.3. As any alcohol based marker, THEY WILL BLEED. What I try to do is first use my lighter color and lastly my darker color. Also place some scrap paper below as it will bleed onto the next page.4. Some of the fine tips arrived crooked but still worked.6. Some of the caps don't close properly. This actually worries me as I am not sure how long they will last.5. The broad side bleeds more than the fine side, so watch out.All in all, I enjoyed coloring with these. I especially like having 80 different colors for a price I could pay.

Summary: You get MORE than what you paid for but what you pay for is a very cheap copic knockoff.Most people considering purchasing these view them as a much more affordable version of copic markers, as an artist who has used copics, prismacolors and promarkers, and prefers copics, I can say that they will do the job just fine. If you are an artist as a hobby or are just looking for a set of markers to get your kid who wants copics, these are a MORE than acceptable alternative to copics.Yes these markers may bleed, as most other alcohol markers do, they are on par with the others as far as this is concerned.PROS:- These are far, far more affordable. I paid $400 for a 72 set of copics, that comes out to be around $5.50 a marker. Whereas with these $40 for 80, it figures out to be around $0.50 a marker, making these 11x cheaper. Their affordability is their largest asset.- All of the markers I received had their caps on and worked just fine.CONS:- There are far too many greys in this set 24 out of 80.- There are too many greens, 12 out of 80. Compare to the amount of yellows you get (3) and purples (3) there is no reason to have so many similar looking greens.- The ink is slightly less vibrant than the ink in my copics and prismacolor markers but for most purposes, you really don't /need/ an incredibly vibrant marker and if that were to become a problem, it is still cheaper to get a set of these and suppliment them with the more vibrant prismacolors.- As others have said, the case is rather flimsy but this isn't a major flaw with the markers themselves.- The names on the tops of the markers and the color on the barrel doesn't always match up too well with the color the marker actually is, but this is a problem easily solved by making a color chart and keeping it close by when using them.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.      The MarkersI love that the markers are stamped with "broad" and "fine" on each end, so one can tell the difference between the tips. I tried the markers on two different paper types, one for drawing, one for markers/pens, they're awesome! The colors are incredibly intense and they blend extremely well. They feel nice in the hand, smooth and cool. The caps are easy on and off. I practically drew this pic in the dark to test out the markers, but I think they do a fine job. I used marker paper so I didn't experience any bleeding at all. I also used a colorless marker in some areas as a foundation for smooth transitions.I'm still learning how to use them, but pros should love these.The CaseI have an immediate criticism. The carrying case the markers comes in, does not support them. Its flimsy/weak so the bag will not stand up with or without the markers. It falls over, so 80 markers fall over as well. For someone working on an art project it helps for the markers to remain standing so that you can organize, search and find the markers easily. So as to the case that is included with the markers I would only rate it one or 1 star. But surprise, surprise, they offer a specialty case for the markers  Huhuhero 80 Slot Marker Pen Case for Primascolor Marker and Copic Skech Marker - Fit Markers Pens in Diameter 15mm to 22mm , which looks pretty awesome.So given that I'm reviewing the ENTIRE product I would give the marker and the cases together 4 stars. One star lost because of the flimsy case. The markers on their own, 5 stars.

These are amazing for filling in large areas and you can make awesome effects with them. They have a chisel tip and a bullet tip. I do wish they had a paint brush tip but they're great. The output is a high volume. So compared to Spectrum Noir, Sharpie, Prisma Color or Copic these flow differently. They flow like water color markers but have all the benefits of alcohol. This is only a downside if you don't take a moment to learn the output as it will bleed a bit if you're not slight of hand. However if you are crafting many things by hand making a gorgeous background quickly with textures and gradients has never been easy. The color pallette is complete with skin tones and bright colors. Perfect for hobbyists and a thousand times better than water based markers even if the output is similar. Love the durability of the colors. The markers can get a little wet and you may need to use heavier paper but this is not unnatural for alcohol markers and I suggest water color paper or perhaps 100 or 200lb card stock but it works fine with regular paper as well. Fully recommended for crafters, beginners, and serious artists. Enjoy making fun backgrounds and art journal fx with these. Great price for such a selection.

I did have to use medium weight chipboard to make an insert for inside so the case would stand and not fall all over when opened. but the markers are great.