Sharpie S-Note Creative Markers Pastel Highlighters Art Marker Set Assorted Colors Chisel Tip 36 Count

I absolutely love these Sharpie S-Note markers! I got the 24-count pastel set, and every single color is gorgeous—soft, aesthetic shades that are super satisfying to use. They're perfect for anyone who likes to keep their notes neat, color-coded, and creative.The chisel tip is really versatile. You can use the edge for precise underlining or flip it to use the broad side like a highlighter. I’ve used them for note-taking, highlighting textbooks, journaling, and even doodling, and they work great for all of it. The ink doesn’t bleed through most notebook paper either, which is a big win.They also last a long time. I’ve been using mine regularly for school, and none of them have dried out yet, even the lighter colors. The ink flows evenly, and the caps snap on tightly so they don’t dry out between uses.What makes them really stand out is the range of soft pastel shades. It makes my notes look really clean and organized without being too bright or harsh like traditional neon highlighters. It’s especially helpful for studying—I can highlight without it being distracting.Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or just someone who loves stationery, this set is such a fun and functional addition to your supplies. Beautiful colors, smooth ink, and great quality overall. Highly recommend!

Sharpie markers never disappoint! The bold, permanent ink writes smoothly on almost any surface - paper, plastic, metal, fabric - you name it! The colors are vibrant and long-lasting, and they dry quickly without smudging.I especially love the fine tip version for detailed writing and labeling, but the larger tups are great for signs and crafts. They don't bleed through too much on thicker paper and hold up really well over time.Weather you're organizing, creating art, or just labeling things around the house, Sharpies are a go-to. Dependable, versatile, and always high quality!

I absolutely love these Sharpie S-Note markers. The pastel colors are so pretty. I use them all the time in my planner and for note-taking, and they add just the right touch of color without bleeding through the pages.The chisel tip is super versatile for both underlining and writing, and I love that it feels more like a creative marker than a traditional highlighter. The variety of shades in this 24-pack gives me plenty of options to stay organized and color-code everything. Highly recommend for students, teachers, or anyone who loves making their notes look cute and functional.

I'm writing this review from my parents' account haha. The Sharpie S notes were excellent. I've been in higher ed for over 10 years and one 24-ct pack has gotten me through 2 years of medicine residency, aka extensive textbook and notes highlighting (including studying for multiple board exams). The colors are beautiful and are only just now starting to dry out. They did not bleed through my thin textbook pages, did not smudge, and I like that they aren't bulky like many highlighters. Some of the colors are too dark to highlight, but most are great for it, and thin enough to underline. There is ALSO NO SMELL to them, so no headache. They are sturdy too -- my large dog stole one and chewed on it and only left a few tooth marks, still entirely useable. If only they could be refilled, they would be perfect.When you draw with them, the color has an almost watercolor-like lucency, very lovely.

There are promising prospects for these markers, but I’m going to first point out some let downs for me. These are made by Sharpie and when testing them you can really tell that it is Sharpie’s ink, there is just a certain kind of streaking to the ink while still being able to work well, some of the colors in the largest quantity are almost redundant due to being nearly the same color as another, neither the lid or nib side of the marker have any sort of raised edge/lip to catch when opening and closing, having one would give you the kinda “click” when taking the lid on and off that without looking at the marker itself let’s you know the lid is secured, it is also somewhat satisfying to get that snap sound back. I’m nitpicking about the details with this product but I notice all sorts of things about new markers and pens I buy since I collect them for my art, but when searching these markers they really reminded me of Zebra’s Mildliners so I started thinking of what each one may have done better. So in comparing the two; both went for more mild toned inks, I feel Mildliners write smoother, the nib is smoother and you can go over the same line multiple times and have the ink try to blend. Mildliners have about 10 more color options than the S-note collection from Sharpie and they are double sided with a chisel on one side and bullet on the other, but I will give the sharpies a plus for how well their ink dries so quickly you can’t smudge it and like a classic Sharpie’s is a fair permanent marker option in some nice colors. So in summary if you are loyal to the Sharpie brand, you’ll enjoy these; if you’re a long time user of Zebra’s Mildliners, I wouldn’t see justifying the purchase all that much, there is no bullet nib so it’s chisel tip or nothing and the lids can be difficult to get on and off sometimes resulting in really having to battle a poor marker; if you’re looking for the pastel mildliner color scheme but with a little bit more flexibility with what surface you write on and being permanent ink, the Sharpie has that upper hand. But I am a big Zebra Mildliner person so for me I’ll keep the Sharpie S-note markers, and use them occasionally, but I don’t plan to really recommend them to friends.TLDR because I ramble:If you are a Sharpie nerd: buy theseIf you are a Zebra Mildliner nerd: don’t buy theseIf you are looking for pastel highlighters: both options are fair with pigmented inksIf you may want to write with the highlighters: I would go with Zebra Mildliners due to the versatility available in having both chisel and a bullet nibLooking for a permanent ink highlighter able to be used on more than just paper: I would go with the SharpiesA range of colors; Mildliners offers more colors and more diversity between each colorIn my opinion I would rather go with Mildliners but the Sharpie S-note markers are fair and do work well.

great variety picture only shows the simple colors but multiple shades of each amazing price do recommend

I love the design and color of them. Smooth and colors are great.

These Sharpie pens are amazing. My daughter used these pens for about two years, and they lasted her a while. She used them for school, and they were amazing. The durability and thickness are amazing. We love these pens!!!