Uni Highlighter Propus Window, 5 Soft Color Set (PUS102T5CS)

Really good highlighters, doesn't run out quickly and colors are just as described. I will say beware of thin paper because they will bleed through.

i’ve been using these for a couple months and they’ve been working perfectly. they haven’t dried out and they’ve kept up the same amount of brightness since i bought them. they’re very smooth to use, but depending on the pen/ink, they will smear, which is unfortunate. the colors are much more limited than other brands but they work a little bit better, especially with the little window.

Considering the price, the see-through tip, fine tip, and amount, it's a great option.

I bought these highlighters as part of a weird organization and productivity renaissance during my junior year of college. The goal was to study more efficiently and be generally more organized during what was supposed to be a particularly tough semester.First of all, these highlighters are cheaper, and come in a color selection in a single pack that is more varied than other brands like mildliners. As for the highlighting, they're perfect. They go over writing, textbooks, equations, etc. very easily and the smudging is minimal from what I can tell (this probably depends on the type of paper that's being used). I chose this particular set for the soft colors, as they make it so much nicer to go back and read dull pencil writing than the blindingly neon highlighters that I'm used to. The window feature is alright at best. It really isn't that hard to see where you're gonna stop highlighting. I hardly ever use the window to figure that out. That being said, the chisel shape that the window provides gets a good amount of ink down. The fine felt tip on the other side is also useful for underlining.My one complaint is that it can take ages to ship these things (it took me like a month and a half to get mine), especially if they're coming from japan. This is probably just a quirk with the particular seller I used though, and in no way takes away from the product.

I am a huge Uniball fan because they deliver the quality at such reasonable prices. I have been using the Uniball Signo line and Kurutoga, so I wanted to try their highlighters just because I trust the brand so much. For the quality of the ink, it is absolutely amazing!The ink is smooth to write with (in comparison to other highlighters, you do not feel the "felt" of the highlighter or any dragging/scratchiness of the "felt") and it does not smudge/smear any pens/pencils that I used so far (including my cheap gel pens that are constantly smudged like crazy by other highlighters) even if you apply it after 1 sec of writing. I have no complaints when it comes to the ink. (:Now to the actual highlighter body, I think there could be some work done. They are not serious annoyances or anything, just minor. For me, the broad tip is a tad small for my handwriting (I think it could use maybe another 1mm tbh), but then again that is my own personal preference. The thin tip's size is awesome on the other hand, perfect for underlining or boxing! I'm not sure this is just because I'm weak, but it does take more strength to close the cap. Of course, this means that the cap is tightly secured so the ink doesn't dry, but it is also an inconvenience when I'm rushing with my homework. Also, the body is shorter than your normal pens/pencils so they are very transportable/easy to fit in small pouches if you are into those things.For the colors, they are definitely fluorescent so they are not like Mildliners where they give you an impression they're markers? In terms of the pastel/soft aspect, the colors could use a lot of work for the yellow and green. I was very disappointed with those colors because the "yellow" was actually pale orange and incredibly too bright in comparison to others and the green is actually a lime green (I wanted a spring/moss/hunter green?). The pink is ok, but the purple and blue are definitely the killers of the pack. Despite the novelty with the windows to see what you're highlighting, I never used it because the angle that I write with (you have to really angle it flat to use the window).Overall, these highlighters surely don't disappoint for the quality that they deliver in comparison to the price (super cheap if you think about it). There were some things that were left to be desired, but no major regrets. If you can, I suggest buying these individually on Jetpens.com (especially the purple and blue + pink if you like the color). The yellow and green, personally for me, can be replaced with Mildners (way prettier) or Stabilo Pastel.

This review is for all of us that are still devoted to paper - the joy of touching beautiful paper. writing something w/the perfect instrument and the satisfaction of checking off a to do item on your paper calendar. This is a wonderful set of highlighters. The tips are sharp, no bleeding and the colors a joy to behold and far superior to the colors offered at your neighborhood store. The highlighters do what they are supposed to do - draw your focus to things while still staying in the background. We need to design our AI like this. The two tips - one broader for highlighting and one narrow like a pen - is more helpful than you can imagine. The tips are fairly rigid as well so they feel good as you highlight things. You'll find it rarely causes the ink to smear and there is no bleed through to the other side of the paper. I have included a photo and the photo where the red ink is smeared is entirely due to the ink of the pen and not the highlighter. I didn't give the ink ANY time to dry.Outstanding, thoughtfully designed product at a stellar price point.

I bought them for my book club ladies. They are perfect.

I love these highlighters because, while great colors, they aren't overpowering neither impossible to see! They don't show or smudge on Kokuyo Campus paper while the neon ones from the store do. If you still don't like the brightness as much, you can purchase the Light Color version :) Recommend these