Penyeah Pen Light - LED Pen with Light, Light Up Penlight for Night Writing Ballpoint Pen for Night Writer -Replacement Accessorries Included 4 PK...

They were ok

Bought for a 92 year old, that has eye problems. She loves this pen since it helps her to see what she is writing.

These pens are well-made, have a great light and well worth the price. They come well-packaged. To top it off, they include extra batteries and ink refills. I highly recommend

This pen (actually two in the set) is one of the best pens I've found for jotting notes and reminders at night, when I don't want the light to wake my husband next to me. I've tried pens that have a light at the very tip, only where the pen point is. When I've used them, I can't see what I'm writing until after I've written it. The pen point is in the way of the light. With this pen, the entire page in my journal is bright enough to see, and it's easy to write or sketch on the page. However, that's still a little brighter than I'd like, so I used masking tape over part of the pen's barrel. The one gripe I have with this pen is the way it's constructed. (I'm right-handed, in case that makes a difference.) As I write, the pen tip slowly retracts. It's as if I'm turning the barrel (which is how to retract the point, manually)... when I'm not. So, I've added clear tape to where that part of the pen meets the upper barrel (brightest lights) portion. That prevents the barrel from rotating, and the pen tip - if it retracts at all - goes in far slower. That's solved it. In general, I like this set of two pens and keep one by the bedside for those late-night additions to my shopping list or my to-do list. For the price, this is an excellent deal.

Overall, I am pleased with the Glowseen LED Light Pen Light. When I first bought this pen, it failed. The threaded join between the upper and lower failed. So I gave them a bad review. But that had failed under work conditions. I bought another, and kept it by my bed for late night notes. It worked well in a low stress environment. They contacted me, sent me two pens for testing. These looked like all the others. I lost one. Then, for reasons I forget, quite likely to test the strength of the threaded join, I pulled apart another. I got my nightstand pen mixed into the testing. I am not sure which pen I now have. My pen after about a month of use ran out of ink. So I guess I am done until I get a refil. And I cant find the other. What I was using this pen for was to write up truck details outside. A coworker showed that a flashlight held in the off hand will work as well when I can rest the clipboard against something. The light is large enough to illuminate a standard size sheet of paper, and is very good. The pen has several joins, all potentially wobble, most dont most of the time. I have grown to like it.