Ellington Pen Luxury Fountain Pen Set - Fountain Pens For Writing - Smooth Medium Nib - Includes Refillable Ink Converter, 3 Ink Cartridges, Gift Box - Calligraphy, Journaling, Sketching (The Stealth)

It's an elegant product at an affordable price! I had long seen and desired my own Ellington Fountain pen but always put off buying one. Well, Father's Day saw a daughter of mine give me a nice Amazon gift card and I immediately headed to the Ellington pens wanting to order a black medium pen. With Amazon, I placed the order late at night and by the next afternoon I had my new pen. I should add that I've been a fountain pen guy since my elementary school days when one could buy a Sheaffer fountain pen for 99¢ - this is way better! I love its ease of use and response to my way of writing.Comfort:Fits comfortably in my hand.Value for money:Executive quality for not so much money.Ink flow:The ink flows smoothly and evenly; a joy to use.Write quality:Its ease of writing is great even though my penmanship leaves a lot to be desired.

This pen is excellent. It comes nicely packaged and is very stylish. The weight and balance feels comfortable and luxurious. The included ink cartridge loaded effortlessly. After drawing a couple of circles the ink began the flow and even writing with my left hand produced smooth script. I highly recommend this pen as a gift for one’s self or another.

Seriously the BEST fountain pen I own! I'm a self-proclaimed pen snob with an extensive fountain pen collection. This pen by far exceeds even my $800 name brand pen. The weight is perfect and the barrel diameter fits well with my style of writing. The cap fits snuggly over the writing tip as well at the barrel end when I'm using it. The writing tip is beautiful and writes with ease. The ink cartridge is a bit flimsy but it does the job. I LOVE this pen so much that I've purchased 2 more fir my collection and gifted many to family, friends and colleagues.

This is my second Ellington fountain pen, my first one mysteriously disappeared after someone “borrowed” it (a testament to how nice it is). I genuinely love the way it writes. The medium nib delivers smooth, consistent ink flow and glides effortlessly across the page. It really does feel like a luxury pen at a great price point.A quick note: if you write with a light hand, you might notice the top strokes of your letters aren’t as full or bold as the downward ones. It’s not a flaw, just something to be aware of with this nib. If you have a heavier hand, though, it writes beautifully.The set includes both cartridges and a refillable converter, which is a great bonus. I only wish the instructions were printed as having to scan a QR code to figure out the ink setup was a minor annoyance.Still, an excellent pen that I’d happily recommend, and clearly, I already bought it twice!

I love fountain pens and am always looking for a better one. I stopped looking after I bought the Ellington. Clean crisp lines without skips or blobs of ink. Smooth writing experience without the scratchy friction of other fountain pens. The weighted cap also gives a solid feel when writing. It goes through ink faster than I’d expected so buy extra cartridges. (I haven’t tried the refill accessory)

"Outshine all other writing instruments with the unparalleled elegance and performance of an Ellington Pen, your new prized possession."That's a bold claim. Before I chucked all my Mountblancs in the trash, I decided to at least do a little side-by-side comparison. Boy howdy, am I glad I did.I have a lot of fountain pens and a lot of experience with fountain pens. The least expensive cost exactly one dollar. The most expensive ones more than $800 (don't tell my wife please). I have everything from the newest of the new to one that just turned 100 years old recently. Gold nibs, steel nibs, cursive italics, flexes, stubs, you name it.This Ellington pen, I was promised, was better than all of them. I intended to do a head to head comparison with one of my MB 146s. I wanted to test nib smoothness, line width, ink flow, balance, the works. I inked both pens with the same ink, Noodler's Black, a good quality ink that performs well in most pens on most papers. I was ready for the showdown.The Ellington pen didn't write. Not much anyway. I got a few black streaks on the paper if I pressed on the nib a little bit, but as for writing a word, or even a single letter - forget it.It did not outshine all other writing instruments. It did not outshine a single one. It is not functional as a pen. It is trash.If you want an inexpensive fountain pen, buy a Pilot Metropolitan, TWSBI Eco, Platinum Preppy, Parker IM, Majohn, Jinhao, or (if you're feeling lucky) a Lamy Sarafi, to name a few.Or maybe buy this Ellington pen as a gift for that special someone to let him know just how little you think of him.

So I've felt a bit let down by my last few Parkers. They tend to come apart in my pocket and they dry out super quickly. Tried out the Ellington and I've been amazed by how I can pull it out after a few days and just write without running the nib under water. It has loosened up in my pocket but hasn't come apart. It feels substantial and it writes smoothly.

This one rocks the house !!!I love it. It’s got a great weight to it and writes so smoothly I find myself looking for excuses to write things down.Will definitely give as a gift to my friends this Christmas. I love that the ink dries quickly and it’s so durable.Thank you thank you thank you.