V Board Master Refillable Dry Erase Markers, Pilot, 2 Green Ink Chisel Tip Markers with 4 Refills

The Pilot V Board Master markers have become my go-to choice for the classroom, and for good reason. The vibrant colors bring lessons to life, capturing students' attention and making notes more engaging. The dual-tip design is a game-changer, allowing for versatility in projects, from fine details to broad strokes.Durability is crucial in a classroom setting, and these markers deliver. They withstand daily use, maintaining their quality and saving on replacement costs. The transparent ink reservoir is a handy feature, helping me monitor ink levels and never run dry.Overall, the Pilot V Board Master markers have earned their place as an essential tool in my classroom, providing a reliable and vibrant experience for myself and my students. Highly recommended!

These markers are excellent; they write clearly, erase cleanly, and feel sturdy in the hand. I have yet to test the refill mechanism, but I find the fact that they are refillable to be easier on the wallet and the environment as there will be less plastic waste. I also find these caps easier to remove than other brands, while still feeling securely attached to the marker so it won't slip off in your bag.

I am quite pleased with these markers. As you can see from the photo, the quality is just about equivalent between these and the Expo markers that I was throwing away after about a week of use. It gave me a pang every time I tossed away another piece of plastic.The black Evergreen is actually darker and bolder than the Expo in my opinion, and the orange is very good, too. The blue is also quite strong. I could wish the red and green were a bit darker, but they still are very close to the Expo and I don’t use them nearly as often as black.I haven’t used any up yet after about five weeks, which is great, so I haven’t tried the refills yet.I do prefer a bullet too and these have a chisel tip, but I’m willing to go with that in exchange for not having to constantly throw my markers away. I’m now lobbying for my school to try them on a wider scale.

Haven't used them a lot yet, but initial impressions are good. They write well, and the refillable function is nice to have. A little on the wider side for gripping, but not too bad.

This marker always marks brighter than any other whiteboard markers I have used. You never have a "dry moment" after a sentence of writing where the marker seemed fresh but peters out as you continue. Changing the cartridge is pretty easy, though you have to look closely to make sure you are actually out.However, I am still evaluating the cost effectiveness of these markers and their eco-friendliness. The cartridges are hard to find and buy in bulk, and are still more expensive per unit than a regular Expo. The main problem with Expos is that they dry out on their own, which this marker doesn't.It does seem that the ink is used up more quickly (I have about four classes a day and write pretty extensively on the board) and these last me a little over a week per cartridge.In terms of eco-friendliness, each cartridge comes wrapped in plastic and you still throw away the cartridge. After I use the cartridges up I will test out a very eco friendly option, the Aus Pen.

These came nicely packed. Having refills on dry-erase maker ink cuts down on landfill waste, but that is a small bonus with these markers. I love the boldness of the colors and how the ink is easy to erase.

I've been in the classroom for 23 years and I HATE white board markers. They don't last long, they dry out easily, and you can't refill them. I haven't used the refill on these yet, BUT so far, they write smoothly and dark on the whiteboard. I'm excited to have less waste with these markers!

Grew up with these in school. Exactly what I expected. Worth the money.