Rollerball
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Ballpoint
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A Quick Guide
Ballpoint pens are versatile, easy to use and less likely to dry out. Rollerballs form a smooth, fluid line and can be used comfortably for long periods. Each writing instrument work wells with different writing styles and tasks.
Ink
Rollerballs use a fluid water-based ink similar to the kind used in fountain pens. Though more prone to drying out, this ink creates a smooth, flowing writing experience, making rollerballs a natural choice for personal hand-written letters.
On the other hand, the thick ink used in ballpoints lasts for a long time. As it also dries quickly, these pens are useful for fast, smudge-free notetaking.
On the other hand, the thick ink used in ballpoints lasts for a long time. As it also dries quickly, these pens are useful for fast, smudge-free notetaking.
Though they each bring something special to the page, ballpoints and rollerballs aren’t so different. As both are suited to different tasks, rather than having to choose between the two, why not invest in both? By owning both a ballpoint and a rollerball, you’ll be better equipped for owning the right pen for every writing scenario.