Uni-Ball Fanthom vs Pilot Frixion?

The Pilot Frixion is the undisputed lord of erasable pens however at this point Uni-Ball has declared war with its Uni-Ball Fanthom erasable gel pen. We have tried the two pens in today’s the skirmish of the pens to discover which is better.

Writing Performance
The two Pens write easily and the Fanthom presumably edges it over the Frixion. Anyway, the ink is set down straight away with the Pilot Frixion however the Uni-Ball Fanthom took two strokes before the ink was streaming openly. Although this is definitely not a noteworthy issue it is irritating.

Decision of Ink Colors
The two pens have a decent scope of ink hues and at the season of writing this the pilot frixion erasable pen is accessible in eight different ink hues in the UK and the Uni-Ball Fanthom has a decision of six different ink hues. The ink for the two pens that we tried is a little on the pale side however this is a normal for erasable pens.

Solace
The Uni-Ball Fanthom has a thin hard plastic grasp zone that is smooth with indentions sliced in to it. I discovered it slippy to hold and not specific agreeable.

While the Pilot Frixion has a thicker hold region made of elastic with spaces in the elastic. The thicker elastic grasp of the Frixion I for one discovered progressively agreeable and simpler to write with, yet I lean toward a pen with a thicker barrel.

Decision
I must make an erasable pen a decision on execution and although the Uni-Ball Fanthom completes a sensible employment at eradicating the Pilot Frixion is as yet the unrivaled pen and remains the lord of erasable pens.

I am certain that the two pens will have their supporters and we would love to get a notification from any other person who has used either of these pens

Erasability

We completed a few tests to check the erasability of the two pens

1. The primary test was to write a test sentence and after that eradicate it.
2. The subsequent test included writing another sentence over the eradicated territory.

First, we tried the Uni-Ball Fanthom; the writing is deleted by scouring the pens top over the writing. It requires more vitality to delete the writing and although it completes a sensible occupation, you can observe a black out the diagram of the first sentence where some buildup of the ink is left. We at that point composed over the first sentence that had been deleted which again delivered sensible outcomes. The new sentence is obvious to peruse although you can tell that I write it over deleted content.

We at that point tried the Pilot Frixion not at all like the Fanthom we eradicate the ink with an eraser toward the finish of the pen and the outcomes were unquestionably increasingly noteworthy. All the ink was eradicated and you need to look actually carefully at the paper to see the spaces from where the first content had been written.

When we had composed over the deleted sentence with the Pilot Frixion it was for all intents and purposes difficult to tell this had been written over eradicated content.