Zebra MILDLINER WKT7-5C Fluorescent Marker (5-Colour Set)

These highlighters are definitely more expensive than most out there, but they justify the price pretty well. I prefer the pen-like form of these highlighters, they make it more controllable and you can see more of what you are highlighting. These highlighters also have a fine point on the opposite side, good for colouring smaller areas or underlining. I wouldn't recommend them for artworks, I would just get markers for that. This pack is specifically pastel-coloured, (THE PRODUCT PICTURES ARE MORE SATURATED THAN THE REAL PRODUCT, AND WILL LOOK DIFFERENT) and therefore lighter in tone, they make the writing underneath readable while doing its job at standing out. However, Zebra does make their Mildliners in different colour pallets that you can also purchase. The inks are acid-free and are archival-quality, which means the colour will not fade away over time, the ink won't soak through most paper (70gsm) and there is minimal ghosting on the other side. There are five colours in this pack: Blue, Blue-green, Yellow, Orange, and Pink. As you might have guessed, the blue and blue-green look very similar on paper. Ink smearing mainly depends on the type of ink your pen uses, drying time, and amount of ink, and is not usually affected by the highlighters, but considering these are acid-free, I don't have any worries highlighting my writing after 5 seconds or so. These Mildliners are great due to their unique form factor, and I would recommend them to anyone who wants good highlighters in their pencil cases, and there are a lot of colours to choose from if you can find the other Mildliner packs. The Zebra Mildliners I found in my nearest shop that sells them is over 50% of the price I paid for them on Amazon, so luckily I found these first.

I've been searching for a decent set of highlighters for a while now. I find that many highlighters on the market are too bright/flourescent for my liking, distracting and detracting from my writing rather than enhancing it. Then I discovered these... They were just what I was looking for, and I am of the opinion that these are the best highlighters on the market. Firstly, whilst I call these- highlighters- they are actual duel ended- one side a highlighter, one side- a marker pen! (I don't think this is made clear in the packaging/description) A huge bonus! The colours in this set are all pastel hues and as I mentioned, are very soft and subtle, hence the name -MILDliners- this is great for adding a minimalist feel to your notes/school work/bullet journals/diaries/projects etc. Great quality all round, even the overall ascetics of these pens individually are on point:) The packaging is faultless, I love the cute pocket size case they come in, making them ideal to pop in a handbag/pencilcase. Delivery took about 2-3 weeks or so, these pens are coming all the way from Japan though, so do bare this in mind. The company produce two other sets- a blue set (which I own) contains a selection of greys, purples and some slightly darker shades too. The yellow set contains more earthy tones such as yellows, oranges and browns- both are equally exceptional in quality. If your a fan of the pastel look though, I'd definitely go for this set as opposed to the others. They'd make great stocking fillers/birthday/back to school presents etc. for all fans of journals, stationary, note and list taking. At just over £4 a pack these pens are a great price- a real hidden gem! I just wish this company would produce even more stationary- perhaps some fineliners or felt tips- I'm sure they'd be great for adult colouring! Overall I'm very impressed, and would highly recommend these- 5 stars!!! The images I've included feature an overall view of the pen, swatches of the colours in this set and some of my note-taking to give you an idea of what they'll look like:)

I use these in my Bible, and they DON'T BLEED THROUGH! They are easy to use and are better than any others I have tried in the past. Pretty pastel colours. Not unpleasantly bright No unpleasant smell at all. They are very nice pens. I use them daily and highlight a lot but they haven't ruined my old Bible. Very happy I found them.

I ordered these for my daughter who is currently studying for her GCSEs. Apparently teenagers are MAD for these mildliners at the moment. As a parent there isn't a lot you can do to take away the stress of exams but you can at least provide some support in the form of buying some fashionable stationery. Speaking of which, I think these would make a great gift for a teenage stationery fan, since they are very much in vogue at the moment but not easily found in the UK. This packet of 5 mildliners took around 3 weeks to arrive with me and were well-packaged in a padded envelope. They are really lovely pens and I wish I had got some for myself now. They are double-ended, with one broad tip for traditional highlighting and one fine tip which I guess is for writing. Love all the colours - pink, orange, yellow, mint green and baby blue. I think they appear more muted than in the pack shot on the page. They're very pretty and not like the standard highlighters you find in UK shops. I know it's not part of the product but I loved that they included a little origami crane in the package. Apparently these are hand made by people with special needs as part of a work training program. The crane is a symbol of peace and long life, and there was a message included wishing me lots of happiness in life. Maybe I am easily impressed but I love things like that, it's so sweet.

Delighted that these are finally sold in the UK. I bought three packs as have wanted these for ages and nearly considered ordering from the states. These double-ended highlighters provide a chisel tip and fine tip highlighting option in beautiful subdued neon pastel colours. This is the first time I've been able to use green and blue which are nearly always too dark. The blue and green are so beautiful - subtle yet still highlight the points I want. They have some show through on moleskine paper and tomoe river paper but they haven't bled through or feathered. They're perfectly fine on other paper. I use these in my diary/planner to mark up significant events. They're lovely to look at and are kinder on the eyes than the usual neons. These do leave a little streak of ink on the last stroke - nothing that would bother me but if you are picky about colour saturation and even ink feed then you may not like this. They come in a nice sturdy clear box. I love them and hope amazon keeps stocking them

Love the colours of these pens easy to use double ended def value for money The best part is the don't bleedthrough the paper if your underlying words in a book or thin paper like a bible . The colours are lovely and bright would def recommend these pens

These get a lot of hype on tumblr in the studyblr community which is how i originally came across them but honestly i think it's somewhat undeserved. The colours are lovely and a nicer pastel alternative to the regular fluorescent highlighters you get (this is their main appeal i think), but if you want them for hardcore revision and classwork I'd advise finding something else as they do smudge an awful lot unless the ink is bone dry (which obviously isn't very convenient if you're making notes and highlighting as you go). This is with regular ball-points by the way, I wouldn't even go near flowing ink pens with them. That said, everything else about them is great (the double end highlighter-underlining is really useful), and at the end of the day they're so pretty it's almost worth the smudgy hassle in order to indulge your thirst for aesthetically pleasing study tools.

I absolutely LOVE these! Definitely my favourite piece of stationery that I own. The colours are not too bright, but are also clear enough to see. I have been looking for highlighters that are not a horrible neon colour, but also do not write like felt tips when on paper. These have a perfect balance, and are of great quality. The double end's allow you to highlight notes while making quick annotations on the side. Would recommend for anyone looking for highlighters that are not too fluorescent on the page.

amazing, i bought these a year ago and i still use them till today

Used it for the Bible and it doesn’t show on the other page, even though the pages are very thin. My husband loves it.

I had to purchase my last set of Zebra Mildliners from Japan via Etsy, so its great to have these available on Amazon for very fast delivery. These are hands down the best highlighters, great for studying and highlighting textbooks, and the colours (across the entire range) are very practical without being crazy neon like most standard highlighters. Love them!

Muy buena calidad. No transpasan el papel y tienen unos colores preciosos. Además la punta es fina, lo justo para subrayar lo escrito cómodamente y luego tiene una punta superfina para hacer dibujos o flechas. Muy recomendables.

So basically first I love the product like the way it's colours are mild, attractive and many more. The only thing I'm worried is about price. The price should be lower. At lease it can be 350. Although it's worth the price some can't afford it. Like it's out of the price range. Even mine.but IT'S LITTERLY SO AWESOME!!! U need to buy it if ur interested in studying and if ur confused with important and small points. Totally satisfied with the product. Buy!