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New Writing Experience: Analysis of Advantages and Disadvantages of Various Pen Refills With the continuous development of technology, people's writing methods have also changed with each passing day. From the initial pencil to various materials and styles of pen refills, these changes have brought convenience and transformation to our lives. Among this diverse range of pen refills, each has its unique advantages and disadvantages. This article will provide a detailed analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of various pen refills. First, the ballpoint pen refill is one of the most common pen refills today. Its advantages include affordability, ease of use, and smooth writing. However, its drawbacks are also evident, namely that the ink tends to dry up, especially when not used for a long time. Additionally, due to the ink composition of the ballpoint pen refill, it sometimes permeates the paper, affecting the writing experience. Secondly, water-based pen refills are gradually emerging in the market due to their unique writing experience. Its advantages include smooth writing, bright colors, quick drying time, and resistance to paper penetration. However, there are also disadvantages, such as the relatively high cost of water-based ink, resulting in a higher usage cost. Additionally, the thick texture of the water-based ink may cause blockage of the pen tip if left unused or stored improperly for a long time. Thirdly, gel pen refills are widely welcomed due to their combination of the advantages of both ballpoint and water-based pens. The ink neither dries out easily like a ballpoint pen nor blocks the pen tip like water-based ink. Gel pens offer excellent writing fluidity, color vibrancy, and dryness speed. However, their prices are relatively high, and they may experience writing difficulties in low-temperature environments. Fourthly, erasable pen refills are an environmentally friendly option with ink that can be erased repeatedly without leaving traces. The main advantage of these refills is their reusability, saving resources. However, their writing performance may not be as good as other types of pen refills, especially in terms of color vibrancy and water resistance. Additionally, the storage time of these erasable inks is relatively short, requiring regular replacement. Lastly, there are also special material pen refills such as metal tip ballpoint pens and anti-fray neutral sign pens. These special material pen refills often have better wear resistance and stability,