Black Pens & Pencils: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 24, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Black Pens & Pencils, including options from Woodcraft and Filofax. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $2.50 to $60.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The cheapest is a Pentel rollerball pen, while the most expensive is a Kaweco long ballpoint pen with a metal barrel.
These writing tools come in plastic bodies, metal barrels, and refillable cartridges. Mechanical pencils use thin lead sizes like 0.5 mm or 2 mm, and many pens offer smooth gel or ballpoint ink.
When picking a black writing instrument, think about the tip type you prefer, whether you need refillable ink, the grip comfort for long use, and the durability of the barrel material.

BIG Dry Graphite Refill - 12 Piece
Woodcraft
$17.99

Erasable Ballpen
Filofax
$13.99

Dry Graphite Refills
Woodcraft
$12.99

Black Pentel Smash 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil
Choosing Keeping
$15.00

Felt Tip Magic Pens, Pack of 5 Black
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$15.00

Choosing Keeping 2mm Pilcrow Mechanical Pencil
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$15.00

Pocket With Black & White Pencil
Woodcraft
$17.99

Black Aluminium Kaweco Special Long Mechanical Pencil
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$50.00

Black Aluminium Kaweco Special Short Mechanical Pencil
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$45.00

Black Pilot Synergy Point 0.5mm Ballpoint Pen
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$5.50

Black Pentel Brush Sign Pen
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$4.00

Mechanical Pencil - .5 mm - Black
Woodcraft
$4.99

Black Koh-I-Noor 5900 2mm Mechanical Clutch Pencil
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$8.00

Matte Black Lamy CP1 0.7mm Mechanical Pencil
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$40.00

Black Pentel R50 Rollerball Pen
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$2.50

Black Aluminium Kaweco Special Long Ballpoint Pen
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$60.00

Anterique 0.5mm Ballpoint Pen, Pitch Black
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$6.50
Questions
What is the difference between a ballpoint and a gel pen?
Ballpoint pens use oil-based ink that dries quickly, while gel pens use water-based ink that provides richer color and smoother flow.
How do I choose the right lead size for a mechanical pencil?
Smaller leads like 0.5 mm give fine lines for detailed work, while larger leads like 2 mm are better for shading and general writing.
Are refillable pens worth buying?
Refillable pens reduce waste and can be more economical over time if you use them frequently.
What should I look for in a pen’s grip?
A rubber or textured grip can prevent hand fatigue during long writing sessions.
Do black pens work on all paper types?
Most black pens work on standard paper, but some may bleed on very thin or glossy paper.