Bamboo Shaped Ball Pens - Blue Ink

Pros: You get 2-pack funny ball pens for a good price. Nice to wear in the bag. They don't seem ball pens in a fast view.
the plastic is hard.
Good writting ink, the in is blue

Cons: The only con I can see is that they are a little hard to open, but not really a con.

Other: They are not really comfortable to write many time, but are useful to wear with you and nice in the same form.

Pros: It is pretty cute. I like the green colour. It is different and stands out. It writes quite well. The cap fits nicely at the end of the pen so you won't lose the cap. Easy to grip pen.

Cons: It is difficult to take the the cap off and put it back on as well. I am a little disappointed with this pen. The cap is also a slightly different green from the rest of the pen but that doesn't bother me too much.

Other: I was going to give this as a gift but it isn't as nice as I thought it would be so I will keep it. But if you know someone who really likes bamboo, this is a good idea. I just don't like how its hard to put the cap on or off

Pros: I don't see any cap problem. It's firm and solid the way you want it because if you lose this cap good luck ever finding a substitute. Even better, the cap is a solid fit on the bottom end too. Also, as of March 2010, there wasn't a logo on the barrel of the one I got.

Cons: The advertisement and another review indicates this is for two pens but only received one pen was received. I am going to check with Deal Extreme about that.

Other: Also only received one pen. The title as well as other reviews indicates it's two pens. Will check with DX about that.

Pros: Head point appears to be a standard 0.5mm of blue ink, which can easily be swapped out for a black one of higher quality - the ink itself isn't the best quality, but it does the job. Pressure accuracy is a bit tricky with the default ink cartridge, though I've had more positive comments while using it than personal complaints regarding its performance.

Cons: Plastic construction and a cap that sits very tightly (not a problem if you just use some sandpaper, or a small scalpel to scrape away around the "clip" section of the cap so that it fits better and is easier to open), and the default ink isn't that great, but nothing a little DIY won't fix, turning it into an amazing pen!

Other: A nice cheap pen of sturdy construction, which can have a few modifications to make it an artist's asset. Definitely worth getting one (with or without modifying it)