ChaoQ 3 Pcs Retractable Metal Ballpoint Pens, for Gift, Business, Office, 1.0mm Medium Point Black Ink, 6 Extras Replaceable Metal Refills - Stainess Steel

As they say, you get what you pay for. The pens are very light and cheap. I've had two of them stop working after a few uses. Recommend you pay a little more for a single pen of higher quality.

We were looking for a nice pen to have at the guest book. Locally, I was unable to find any that were suitable. These were perfect. nice weight to the pen, and wrote nicely. We got 3 pens for 1/2 the price of one that was not as nice locally.

I agree with many of the other reviews. These pens are a steal for the quality you get. Solid metal with a light click feel and smooth writing. I enjoy Parker Jotter, and saw these as a cheap "if I lose it no big deal" alternative. Comes with refills, and I used a Parker gel refill I had in one of them. It fits and works perfectly. Great for office use and quick grab and go. I highly recommend these.

I am a Parker pen fan and have had dozens of them. When I bought these ChaoQ pens, I also bought a Parker chrome plated pen for $13.99. I just saw these ChaoQ chrome plated pens for the ridiculous price of $8.99 (three pens and six black ink refills), and I had to try it out. To my surprise, these ChaoQ pens are just as fine and sturdy and sharp-looking as the Parker. Parker charges $6 for 3 refills. So, if you subtract $12 from the ChaoQ price (6 refills at $3 per 3 refills makes $12), you get -$3.00. Continuing the math, normally the difference in the price of one pen is 14/3, which would be the $14 price of the parker pen divided by the $3 price of the ChaoQ pen (6/3). However, the ChaoQ set came with 6 refills, which is worth $12 dollars in Parker refills. So, to find the difference, you would divide the Parker pen price of $14 by the calculated worth of the ChaoQ set, which would be $9 - $12 = -$3.00. And the result is -$4.66. So, the answer to all of this math is that you not only save $14 by not buying a Parker pen, you actually MAKE $4.66 when you buy a ChaoQ set like this. I know, it's hard to follow my math, even to me. But, let's just say that the calculated worth of a ChaoQ set was $1. Then, that would mean that the Parker pen costs $14, and the ChaoQ pen costs $1. If it was $7, the percentage savings would be 200%. If it is $1, the percentage savings is 1400%. But it is actually -$3.00 savings. I'm too tired to do the math, but it is a high number. Nerd Mode On I like the feel of the Parker pens, especially the clicking feel and noise when you click it. It is a solid click and a solid noise. It makes me feel like there are actually gears inside there working this mechanism, kind of like in my car. However, the ChaoQ pens have a lighter feel and sound, kind of like you didn't even click anything. I would suppose that many people would prefer that. But not me. I like the heavy clicking feel and sound. Maybe because I have become used to it after 25 years. Nerd Mode Off These ChaoQ pens are great and definitely worth the low price. I hope Parker people don't see me writing this, because I am a great fan of Parker pens and will probably keep buying them. Where is Cross? I thought they were the cream of the crop in pens. For $9 this package is well worth it.

Pen is nice but ink didn’t last long. All dried up. Wouldn’t buy again.