Pilot FriXion Ball Clicker Erasable Gel Ink Retractable Pen, Extra Fine Point, 0.5mm, White Barrel, Black Ink, 6 Count

I love these pens and have also ordered the different colored ones. I also ordered the refills for them. They write smooth, erase without smearing or marking the paper. These are definitely my go to pens when I don't need a permanent ink!

Okay, so this brand frixion, changed my world for the better, and I don’t just mean this 0.5mm white frixion pen, I mean their entire line.I am a perfectionist, and prior to frixion, if I made an error, it meant white out. So I carried white out everywhere. That also meant that if I made an error on colored paper, it got tossed and I had to start over.Yes, I’m extra, so shoot me.Now, I just refuse to use any other pen or highlighter, unless it’s like testing to see printing margins on my laser printer because these use thermal sensitive ink so it just erases the ink, which also means, don’t set a warm coffee cup on your meeting notes. (They’ll be gone) but this is truly the only negative.Here’s what’s wonderful; these erase so darn clean on most paper. They make a variety of colors, thicknesses, styles, and even make markers and highlighters. Making an error on colored paper, no big shakes, it’s fixed. No more buying white out. None of that. I don’t pack my kids with pencils anymore, because these erase cleaner than any pencil I have ever owned.So I’ve made it my mission to convert everyone I know. So far I have gotten every student I have, hooked on them. The large majority hate other pens now.The company my mom works for has completely eliminated other pens. (They do a lot of handwritten mail, and that meant white out or scraping envelopes if an error occurred so this saves them money long term.)Most of my fellow instructors love them, and if it’s not this style, they love the felt tips or highlighters.I have converted staff members at the hospital I worked at for years, and not just one or two… most of them, because they are that awesome.Buy them

Always my go to pen. I love these. They have a great feel when writing on paper, and I use them for my sewing since the marks can be removed with my iron.

these are the best erasable pens. They write smoothly and erase clean.

Want to have all the sharpness and convenience of a pen, but all the flexibility of a pencil? Don’t hold your breath. However, if you want a good compromise that isn’t as good as either option, but still decent, this is your pen.Pros: quite clear ink, nice design, erasable pen.Cons: ink randomly disappears, leaving you wondering what you wrote. Ink is used way to fast so you have to get replacements, but the eraser doesn’t last more than three refills usually.

Pilot is my favorite brand, and FriXion is my favorite. So good that I buy boxes of the simplest styles to share with friends. It's fun to watch their reaction when I erase what I wrote, then I tell them to "stick it in the freezer, and watch what happens!"

These are perfect. When I was younger, erasable pens were garbage when they first were invented. I tried one of these recently and was blown away by the erasability. They've come a long way. I immediately swapped all the pens and pencils I was using for these. Love them!

From what I can tell, the FriXion pens that have the, "Synergy," technology, seem to be exclusive to the pens with the 0.5mm tips. I'm not sure why though, as I have not investigated it or anything. All I know is that I do not like them compared to these older style 0.5mm FriXion pens. The regular 0.7mm FriXion pens are my favorites of course, but these are great for instances when you don't have a lot of room to write. Which, for me, would be for writing in one of those small internet password books that has measurements that are about 5½" x 4", and for writing in a little notepad with measurements that are about 5" x 3".But anyway, if you are someone who has chosen to use ONLY FriXion pens, then in my opinion you should always have a 0.7mm pen AND a 0.5mm pen on hand.