
Fine has grey caps and a lighter shade of gray on the body.






The barrel also has a product code "UB-150G", a Google search revealed that UB-150 is the normal Eye micro (not US version, it comes with color coded caps), which is also sold in Asia, and the UB-150G is the Boxy. Likewise, the UB-157 is the Eye fine and UB-157G is the Boxy fine.


This pen has been with me for only a week and hasn't seen much use, however, from my observations I can see that is just an Eye micro, feels the same, writes the same. It feels good, not too scratchy, but it depends on the type of paper, works good on normal bond paper, but on some notepads it does feel scratchy.
One thing is that I'd love to see this one looking more like the US market Vision / Vision Needle, I simply like the barrel paint/decal design more, but the caps look nicer on this one. There's also the problem that the clip is made of a plastic that doesn't look too durable.
I will review the fine one later
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I desperately need to know what that paper is called! it has grids and red lines! Please tell me! That is fabulous! I'll check back later and hope for an answer
Doane Paper, www.doanepaper.com
Hello there-
great site-
Do you have a resource for the Uni Ball Boxy? I have been looking and can't fine it. Thanks.
Depends on where you are. These were purchased in Panama (where Asian stuff is regularly imported). I'm quite sure that these can be found around Central/South America
Your best bet would be a site from Asia-Pacific or Australia that sells them and ships them to wherever you are (or an Ebay store maybe)
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