Twelve black Pilot G2 retractable gel pens with a 0.7mm point, quick-drying ink and rubber grip, refillable with G2 refills. Great for notes and planners; choose a finer point if your handwriting is small, and watch for bleed on thin paper. Also sold in other point sizes.
Description
Pilot G2 gel pens in 0.7mm are a familiar office staple: retractable, smooth and quick-drying. This box contains 12 black pens, enough to stock a desk, a bag and a travel pouch at once.
The Pilot G2 0.7mm in plain terms
The G2 uses a fine 0.7mm point, a contoured rubber grip and a click mechanism. Pilot says its G2 ink is the longest-lasting gel ink in its range, and the barrels are refillable with G2 refills sold separately. Other point sizes, from extra-fine to bold, exist in the line.
Day-to-day life with the Pilot G2 0.7mm
They suit meeting notes, planners, journaling, forms and signing documents. Left-handed writers often like the quick-drying ink because it smudges less.
Teams, teachers and nurses who lose pens quickly can split a 12-pack easily.
Deciding on the Pilot G2 0.7mm
Who the Pilot G2 0.7mm is for
- Paper planners and journalers
- Students
- Office teams
Not ideal for people writing on very thin paper
- People writing on very thin paper
- Anyone with tiny handwriting who prefers fine lines
Worth confirming: can bleed through thin paper
Decide on point size: 0.7mm is the all-rounder, while 0.5mm or 0.38mm suits small writing. Multipacks usually lower the cost per pen.
Rivals worth comparing with the Pilot G2 0.7mm
Pilot’s own finer G2 points, or a gel pen with archival ink, may suit planners and signatures better; ballpoints are the choice for thin paper.
Where the Pilot G2 0.7mm wins and loses
Plus points of the Pilot G2 0.7mm
- Smooth, quick-drying ink
- Comfortable grip
- Refillable
Main catch: can bleed through thin paper
- Can bleed through thin paper
- Line may be bold for some
Should you get the Pilot G2 0.7mm?
A reliable everyday pen that is easy to recommend for most writers.





