I prefer the chisel and the bullet tip markers for presentations because they are thicker but the fine and ultra-fine ones also come in handy for making illustrations. I also like that I can opt for ultra-fine, fine, bullet and chisel tips. However, if you store it with the tips down, the ink will flow much better and will stop the markers from drying out. These EXPO dry erase markers do have a tendency to dry up when not used for a long time. The ink formulation is safe and non-toxic, too. I think this can be used in classrooms because they are user-friendly. I like the thick barrel that shows the color you are using and the cone-shaped tip that makes them easier to remove, even for little hands.

I find the design of these markers for whiteboard one of the best. My only gripe is that some of the colors such as orange and pink are too light to be seen from across the room. If you are tired of the same old boring whiteboard marker colors, you should get this one to get more variety. This dry erase set features different colors of markers. These markers are perfect for professionals who write on whiteboards regularly or students who need them for studying. If you are looking for the top-rated dry erase markers, look no further than these ones from EXPO. What to Look For When Buying Whiteboard Markers.Crayola Take Note Fine Tip Dry Erase Markers Expo 16078 Vis-à-Vis Wet-Erase Overhead Transparency Markers AmazonBasics Low-Odor Dry Erase White Board Markers Pilot V Board Master Refillable Dry-Erase Markers U Brands Low Odor Magnetic Double Ended Dry Erase Markers

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