The ink is very vibrant and bold. It doesn't smear what I've written, smells like a normal highlighter marker, but you can only smell it if you're thy close to it. It is the perfect width to make giggling large chunks easier. And it lasts for such a long time that you're not blowing through the whole pack in a day.

I’m a lefty so I am picky about writing implements- especially highlighters and markers. The Sharpie really delivers. It’s comfortable and easy to hold and produces precise highlights with bleeding or smearing. Another thing. I’ve noticed that other highlighters have a scent but this one did not, and it’s refillable. There’s a reason I trust Sharpie. It’s dependable every time.

Bright color with no leakage. Feels very comfortable when using. No issues with controlling where the highligher highlights. It is my go to highlighter.

If you're looking for a reliable tool to help manage a heavy workload, the sharpie tank highlighters are an absolute staple. These are designed for high volume use in consistently deliver a clean vibrant Mark that makes key information jump off the page. Why do they work? Long lasting ink supply: The tank name is no joke. These hold a significantly larger volume of ink than slim highlighters, making them ideal for long-term projects or busy administrative environments. Have you heard of the smear guard technology? One of the best features is that the ink is formulated to resist smearing many pen and marker inks. This is crucial when you are highlighting printed documents or handwritten notes and need to keep everything legible. The versatile chisel tip: The tip is sturdy and allows for two line widths you can use the broadside for full lines of text or the fine point for underlining specific dates are smaller details. Performance in the office setting: They are perfect for bringing immediate attention to signature line suspense, states or critical data points on thick packet of paperwork, the colors are bright enough to be eye-catching without being so dark that they obscure the text underneath. My final verdict: These are the workhorses of the highlighter world. They don't dry out easily, even if the cap is left off for a short bit, and they provide a consistent flow until the very end. pros: large ink reservoir, quick drying bolt colors. cons: a bit bulky ear in a pin pocket compared to slim version, but the longevity makes it worth it.

I really like the Sharpie Tank Highlighters! They’re super durable and last a long time without drying out. The chisel tip makes them versatile for both thin underlines and bold highlights. The design feels sturdy but still lightweight, perfect for tossing in a bag or pencil case. Plus, for the quality you get, the price is totally worth it because it’s resistance is long in all the ways.

These are great to use when going through your notes! Only thing I don't like about it is how they smear your words a little and leaves it streaky. Would like if they have the option to make it a finer highlight and be able to swap to a thicker highlight! They're great value for what you get though!

I work in the back office at a doctor's office and when I tell you I go through highlighters monthly, I mean it. I use them every single work day and this brand specifically is the best I have tried. This yellow color is actually that neon yellow and not a golden yellow like a lot of other brands. It doesnt change colors when it dries down, it stays bright, and ir doesnt pick up the ink if I highlight something written in pen. I would absolutely recommend this brand.

These are great for small words and personal items, because they are very fine for individual lines. If you touch too soon it may smear but after dried really doesn't smear much. If you do highlight the same thing over and over there can be some bleeding but I find one pass over is just fine. This is great for like homework notes or studying where you're looking to highlight very specific things

These highlighters ARE legit, but beware! They are very liquidy and can bleed through your papers. This happened in both textbooks and printed out paper. This would not deter me from using them, but could be an issue for some. The chisel tip is solid and doesn't wear down easily like some other brands. I will also mention that these can pick up the color of your text and kind of smear if you are not mindful.

I love sharpie cuz I have MS and they are thicker which makes them easier for me to grip. The cap sits tight which is great for not drying out, but the downside is they say no bleed but that depends on the type of paper. My college text books are of thinner pagers and the sharpie highlighters do bleed some, not enough to mess up the next page completely but enough to notice.