Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens, Black Barrel, Medium Point (0.7mm), Black Gel Ink Pens, 12 Count - Office & Study Desk Companion for Note-Taking
Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens, Black Barrel, Medium Point (0.7mm), Black Gel Ink Pens, 12 Count - Office & Study Desk Companion for Note-Taking
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Why you'll love it
- no smear and no bleed technology keeps notes and left-hand pages clean
- quicker drying than leading competitors reduces smudges for fast writers
- bold, vivid black gel ink produces high-legibility writing that stands out
- contoured rubber grip reduces hand fatigue during long writing sessions
- 12-count bulk pack offers strong per-pen value and avoids frequent reordering
- trusted Sharpie brand heritage with a sleek, professional retractable look
Perfect for
- taking notes during lectures, meetings, and webinars
- grading papers and writing feedback for students
- daily journaling and bullet-journal layout work
- signing documents and filling out forms at home or work
- stocking a shared home or office supply drawer for family or coworkers





Product Information
Smoother, bolder, cleaner, and quicker drying than the leading competitor (Compared to the leading competitor; across black, blue, and red ink based on 95% reliability)
Gel pen with no smear, no bleed technology
Intensely bold gel ink colors offer always vivid writing
Contoured rubber grip for a comfortable writing experience
Perfect for home, office, and school
Includes 12 black gel ink pens in medium point (0.7mm)
Includes 12 black gel ink pens
The power of Sharpie is now in a gel pen with the Sharpie S-Gel. With no smear, no bleed technology and bold, best-in-class ink, this Sharpie pen delivers always-vivid writing. It’s a high-performance gel pen with a sleek, professional look that makes it a writing instrument you won't want to loan out. And the contoured rubber grip makes for comfortable writing during any task. Available in multiple point sizes, barrel finishes and gel ink colors, Sharpie S-Gel offers a smooth writing experience perfect for homes, schools, or offices.Writing Instrument Form: Ballpoint Pen
Ink Color: Black
Drill Point: Medium
Additional Features: Retractable
Line Size: 0.7mm millimeters
Hand Orientation: Right
Grip Type: Contoured
Closure Type: Retractable
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Hardness: HB
Color: Black
Style: 12 Count
Body Shape: Round
Pattern: Gel
Item Dimensions: 1.1 x 2.88 x 5.86 inches
Item Weight: 5.28 ounces
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: S-Gel, Gel Pens,
Recommended Uses For Product: Journal
Included Components: 12 Black Gel Ink Pens
Item Type Name: Medium Point (0.7mm), Black Ink Gel Pen, 12 Count
Warranty Description: no warranty
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Hybrid
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the no-smear ink help me keep up during fast-paced meeting and lecture note-taking?
Yes. The Sharpie S-Gel hybrid gel ink is engineered to dry faster than leading competitors, so left-handed writers and fast note-takers can move across the page without dragging smears onto the next line or the side of their hand.
Is the 0.7mm medium tip the right size for everyday office and study work?
For most professional and academic note-taking, 0.7mm is a balanced everyday line: bold enough to read clearly from a distance, fine enough to fit margins, margin notes, and dense outlines without bleeding.
Does the contoured rubber grip actually reduce hand fatigue during long writing sessions?
The contoured rubber grip is shaped to support the natural pinch position, which reduces the pressure your fingers need to apply. For users who grade stacks of papers, journal for an hour, or sit through back-to-back meetings, that ergonomic cushioning helps limit cramping and fatigue.
How does a retractable barrel help me stay focused at my desk?
There is no cap to remove, fidget with, or lose. One click extends and retracts the tip, so you can stay in your writing flow during lectures or brainstorming sessions instead of breaking concentration to find a cap.
Is the 12-count pack enough to keep my home office, work desk, and travel bag stocked?
Twelve pens let you place pens where you actually work: a few in the desk drawer, one in your laptop bag, one by the printer, and a couple as backups. It also avoids the productivity drag of reordering every few weeks.
Is this Sharpie S-Gel a good everyday pen for professionals who sign and fill out forms all day?
Yes. The bold black gel line gives signatures and forms a clean, high-legibility look, and the water-resistant hybrid ink base helps documents stay readable even if they get splashed at a desk or in a briefcase.
Will the ink bleed through my planner or notebook?
The no-bleed formula is designed to keep ink on the surface of the page, which is especially important for thin planner paper, bullet journal spreads, and two-sided meeting notes where show-through is distracting.
Does the bold black line stay legible when I scan meeting notes to PDF?
The vivid black gel ink produces strong contrast on white and off-white paper, which scans and photocopies cleanly. That matters when you share lecture notes, grading markups, or meeting minutes with a team or class.
Is the 0.7mm tip better for grading papers than a fine-point pen?
Many teachers prefer 0.7mm for grading because the bolder line is easy to see from a student's seat across the room, while still being precise enough for margin comments, check marks, and short feedback notes.
Can I rely on the retractable mechanism for daily commuter use in a bag?
The retractable click mechanism locks the tip inside the barrel when closed, which protects it in a laptop bag, backpack, or desk-to-conference-room commute and prevents accidental ink marks on folders and devices.
How does Sharpie S-Gel compare to a standard ballpoint pen for office work?
Compared to a standard ballpoint, the S-Gel hybrid gel ink lays down a smoother, more vivid black line with less pressure, and it is engineered not to smear once dry, which is a common pain point with traditional ballpoints dragged across a page.
Is gel ink better than rollerball for taking fast meeting notes?
Gel ink like Sharpie S-Gel tends to dry faster than many rollerballs while still feeling smooth, which is a useful trade-off for users who write quickly and do not want to wait for ink to set before turning the page.
Why does a 12-pack of identical pens matter for a productivity setup?
Identical pens mean consistent line weight, color, and feel across every notebook, planner, and shared drawer. That consistency reduces the small friction of grabbing a 'different' pen and keeps your writing output predictable throughout the day.
I write for hours and my hand cramps. Will the ergonomic grip really make a difference?
The contoured rubber grip redistributes pressure across the fingers rather than concentrating it at a single pinch point. For writers who log long hours of grading, journaling, or note-taking, that design is one of the most noticeable comfort upgrades over a hard plastic barrel.
Is the S-Gel ink safe to use in shared workspaces without strong odor?
The hybrid gel formula is designed to be low-odor compared to some marker-style inks, which makes it more comfortable for shared desks, conference rooms, and quiet study environments where scent can be a distraction.
Does the 12-count value really beat buying single pens at the office supply store?
Bulk 12-packs typically bring the per-pen cost down significantly, and you also save the time and gas of repeat trips to the store. For users who go through pens steadily, the pack usually pays for itself within a few weeks of normal use.
How do I load and start using the Sharpie S-Gel pen for the first time?
There is no separate loading step. Remove the pen from the pack, click the plunger at the end of the barrel once or twice until the tip extends, and begin writing. Retract the tip with another click when you set the pen down to extend tip life.
How should I store the pens so the ink does not dry out?
Store the pens horizontally or tip-down at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat. Always retract the tip when not in use, and keep the cap area clean to avoid ink buildup that can clog the retract mechanism.
What is the best way to remove ink from skin or fabric if there is an accident?
For skin, wash with soap and warm water; gel ink usually lifts quickly. For fabric, blot with rubbing alcohol or a stain remover designed for ink, then launder according to the garment's care label. Treating the stain as soon as possible improves results.
Will the Sharpie S-Gel pen work in standard pen refills or pen holders?
The S-Gel is sold as a full pen and is not designed to be refilled or used as a refill in another barrel. It is a self-contained retractable gel pen meant to be replaced when the ink is used up.
Can I use these pens on planner, journal, and notebook paper without bleeding through?
The no-bleed hybrid gel formula is designed to keep ink on the surface of most standard planner, journal, and notebook papers, including thinner bullet-journal pages. For very thin paper, testing a small area first is always a good idea.
What is included in the 12-count pack?
The pack includes 12 Sharpie S-Gel gel pens with black barrels, medium 0.7mm tips, and black hybrid gel ink. No additional refills, cases, or accessories are included.
Are Sharpie S-Gel pens reliable for everyday use?
Sharpie is a long-established writing brand, and the S-Gel line is designed for daily use in office, school, and home settings. The retractable mechanism, quick-dry ink, and bulk 12-count format are all built around consistent everyday performance.
Can the ink fade in sunlight over time?
Like most gel inks, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can gradually lighten the line. For important documents, signatures, or journal pages you want to preserve long term, store notebooks away from direct sun.
What is the difference between a gel pen and a ballpoint pen?
A gel pen uses a water-based gel ink that lays down a smoother, more vivid line with less pressure, while a ballpoint uses a thicker oil-based ink that can feel scratchier and require more hand pressure. Gel pens tend to offer richer color and bolder lines, while ballpoints dry faster on some surfaces.

