ArrtxAcrylic Markers, Simptap Series Paint Pens, Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Markers for Rock Painting, DIY Craft, Wood, Glass

These markers exceeded my expectations. They are easy to use even for my 5 year old. Just make sure you don’t shake them without the lid on. The colors are thick and vibrant. We will definitely buy these again.

The pens activate faster and are more consistent with their flow than Poscas. I have not had any blotches or paint spills from them like I have with other paint pens, and the brush nib makes it so much easier to fill in small spaces.

I already have seven different sets of Arrtx acrylic paint markers decided to get this from watching so many YouTube videos of reviewers plus it was reasonably priced. Why 4 stars? Initial setup in pumping the ink after shaking it was very hard on my thumbs and fingers after doing several, plus what became annoying is one the caps will fall off so easily when using I end up having to find the caps which ends up on the floor, 2nd there is no grid divider like in the 60 sets to organize the pens so every time I take out a couple of colors all the rest of the pens will be out of place and if I try to fix it some of the caps will come off and be in the bottom of the box, I just at this point stop trying to get it in order, last inconsistent ink flow every time I re-pump the pen I get overflow of ink that will puddle up, this have make using this not a pleasant experience. I do like the color range wish there was a vibrant red, the yellow is very transparent no matter how many layers I try to add does nothing. You can mix with these simptax markers I probably won’t use as much but try to give another chance.

These acrylic markers are ok I’d buy these before posca which are more expensive they are pretty good their intended use they will do for now and I do like the packaging

These paint pens are great for gundam modeling so easy to work with and the colors are perfect

I was excited to get these, but they were a disappointment, some markers were leaking from the top which made impossible to shake them, the black colour was translucent and required multiple layers to cover but at the end it was shiny, some of them were too watery even after shaking them for more than 30 seconds, won't buy from this brand again

I bought these because I saw them featured in a video. In terms of acrylic markers I mostly use Posca markers and I was hoping that these would be a decent alternative with different colors. I just got them and I am going to continue using them, but a couple of things really stood out to me.The first thing is that these markers take a really long time to get started. It took me easily an hour if not more to shake all these markers and pump color to the brush tip. The tiny cover to the pump is not secure so unless you're holding your thumb over it when you're shaking the markers, it's going to fly across the room. The directions say to pump the markers 3-4 times but it will take much much more than that to get color flowing to the tip, and even then the color does not flow evenly so it's possible to have one side of the tip be dry and the other side have color. The white marker is not as opaque as the white Posca marker - again, this might be because these are still pretty new. I just used one of the markers and the color became more similar to the color on the cap with use. One of the colors (J316 on the cap) has a cap tip that suggests it's a light teal, but it's a baby blue, so that was really disappointing. But I also used a light brown today that started as kind of a yellow and then eventually with use turned into what the color on the cap was. So I'm really not a fan of trying to figure out what color I am actually getting.So far these do not seem really opaque. The benefit of an acrylic marker is that it should basically be paint. So once one color dries, you should be able to go in with another color over it (like white). I haven't seen that happen effectively with these markers yet. There is slightly more color variety than Posca, and I do like the brush tip, but the massive time it takes to even get these to work correctly combined with not being able to trust the actual color on the cap makes this a "get what you pay for" warning from me to you. If I see changes with increased use I'll update this review!

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