EXPO Dry Erase Markers, Low Odor Ink, Black, Fine Tip, 36 Count

takes a long time to dry out. works and smells great! the color is nice! it’s easy to clean up the ink. worth your money!

The EXPO Fine Tip Dry Erase Markers (36-Count, Black Ink) are a must-have for any classroom, office, or home setup.Performance:The fine tip offers precise, clean lines, perfect for detailed writing on whiteboards. Whether I’m jotting down notes, creating charts, or outlining ideas, the ink is bold, easy to read, and dries quickly without smudging.Low Odor:One of the standout features is the low-odor formula, making it comfortable to use in enclosed spaces without the strong chemical smell that other markers often have.Versatile & Durable:These markers work seamlessly on all whiteboard surfaces and last a long time without drying out. The 36-count set is perfect for stocking up, ensuring you’re always prepared whether at school, work, or home.Final Thoughts:Reliable, smooth, and long-lasting, the EXPO Fine Tip Dry Erase Markers are ideal for anyone who values clarity and quality in their presentations or notes.

We have a white board paddle that goes with the See it and Say it Box set, and we provide a dry erase marker. Over the years, we've tried MANY options, in many colors, to test longevity and cost effectiveness. We always come back to Expo. They simply last the longest, hands down. The tip is a great size for writing or drawing, and they erase cleanly without residue. The thickness of the pen is just slightly thicker than a normal writing pen, which words well for littler hands, without being cumbersome for adults or teens.

Smooth and long lasting, don’t need to worry about the odor/dryness when using for long periods of time! Thickness varies at times based on how much pressure is applied.

Good set of markers for a good price

WORKED EXACTLY AS EXPECTED.

These were purchased for a classroom setting so students can work out problems 'by hand' without needing to use paper and pencil. The markers erase cleanly from the surface of the desk plastic and the nibs thus far have been robust enough.In my experience though, expo markers, while nice, do not last as long as they used to. Nib quality has changed and the ink isn't as saturated not lasts as long. I still have some of the OG markers that reek but they still write like new.Despite the decline in quality, they are still better than most dry erase markers. I still need to give Pilot V board ones a try, but they lack variety of colors and nib sizes.

Love this, the quality is amazing