ABEIER 100 Colors Dual Tips Alcohol Markers Set, Art Markers for Drawing, Permanent Sketch for Kids Adult Coloring

There wasn’t any missing colors. Just extra spaces!Out of all the markers only one wasn’t working, I was able to fix it with rubbing alcohol! All the colors are beautiful. It’s hard to organize them ( I redid It 2x) the photo I uploaded is them in order! The case it comes in is very sturdy and I love it!❤️

These are currently my child's favorite markers. They're very popular with her and her friends. We love the wide variety of colors and it was a great price. I love the carrying case too. Makes it easy to bring these along on trips.

Best TikTok dupe I could find. Works great. Has lots of good color range. Affordable. Easy to use. It does bleed through. But overall marker quality is great.

Great for beginners and great for the price!You need to work quickly with these markers to prevent any streaky lines and overlapping, but that is standard with most alcohol markers. One thing I really like is that they are ODORLESS. I'm honestly not sure if these are actually alcohol markers, since they don't smell AT ALL. So for that, they are child-friendly I would think.Only complaints: some of the markers are falling apart when you open them. The ink capsule inside the marker can fly out when you pop the lid open, and it's a hassle having to clean up and fix it.Also, some of the markers are very leaky, so it splatters if you pop it open too quick.These are easy to accommodate for, thankfully.For the price, these are more than worth it!

So many pens! I have every imaginable color and a nice looking case to store them.It is a great value for the money.The tips are sharp and fine lines are possible.

Markers bleed through paper and break apart when trying to take caps off. Some markers have already run dry after a couple uses.

I am really loving these markers. Yes they bleed through paper, but the colors I’ve used so far have been lovely. While the marker is drying the color is a little off- but once it dries it’s pretty nice. Just make sure if you are using a coloring book that you either have something thick behind it to catch the color or just take the page out. Either way these are really nice. I would pay for these again. Plus having a bunch of colors is great and they even have a colorless blender (01 marker) which is pretty cool! Right now I’m playing with them to see how they do. The lighter colors seem like they get choppy if you go back over once it dries- not a deal breaker, just playing around now with shading basically. Overall I really like them.

This was the most chaotic purchase of art supplies I've ever received. There was absolutely no semblance of order to the markers when they arrived.How is anyone supposed to find a color they're looking for in this cacophony??But say you'd like to use the Fresh Green marker, perfect, somehow you were able to find it in the mayhem."Hmmm, this is kind of odd?" you might think to yourself, "this fresh green is quite... yellow? Surely the packaging is skewed, and the color itself will have at least SOME blue in it, to get this yellow to green???" Nah. Nope. This is the most margarine yellow I have ever seen, and cannot, in good faith be put in the Green family.I randomly saw another one that looked like it could cause some issues. The same is true for the "Pale Blue" IT'S LAVENDER AT BEST, BRO!Just get the Crayolas. At least they know how to A. make colors, and B. LABEL THEM. And as a bonus that I didn't think would even be necessary to WANT, the Crayolas will come in a pretty gradient, and the product will be "faced" in one direction, and will NOT look like someone scooped some reject markers off the floor and threw them in a box.