JINHAO Fountain Pen Fine Nib, Includes Ink Cartridges & Converter, Perfect Weight, Optimal Flow, No Skips

Wonderful fountain pen. Nice weight, smooth writing, and a great budget pen. Comes with blue and blank ink cartridges along with a converter.

I really like this pen. It's heavy compared to my disposable pens. It's very sturdy. It has a very nice finish. Ink flows through it very smoothly and consistently. I have had no issues with spotting or leaking and the ink flows consistently until the pen runs dry. Once a new ink cartridge is inserted the ink flows again as if it never stopped. It takes some force to insert a new ink cartridge but once inserted they're very secure and easy to remove later when necessary. I will buy more Jinhao pens.

Jinhao metal fountain pens with the Fine nib are incredible. My favorite writers. Similar to other Chinese fountain pens, the Fine nib is almost Medium. Reliable writer, great shading with Lamy Blue ink, heavier but comfortable pen. Highly recommend this pen, or the more-petite Jinhao 65 Fine in Black. UPDATE: I bought three of these. My first one is still in use… great writer. The other two (another F and an EF) were not as smooth to write with.

I love this pen! It has become my everyday carry and it was a fantastic entry point for fountain pens for me with the extra cartridges provided. I have had almost everyone in my life try it out to see how amazing it writes and how smooth the ink flows. The metal casing is fantastic and feels so nice in my hand while doing my daily pages.

An excellent quality fountain pen. Solidly made and writes smoothly. The included converter works perfectly. This is very heavy for its size, so keep that in mind if it’s a co ideation for you.

I absolutely love these pens - I have EF, F, and M and I absoutely LOVE them all. When you factor in the fact that each one comes with both a converter and six ink cartridges, they are cheaper than Platinum Preppy and they work SOOO much better. I also like Pilot Kakuno and I'd say these are definitely on par in quality but again - with this Jinhao you get the converter included. And the Jinhao M is much more of a real medium than the Kakuno M - so if you want a broader nib in a "cheap" pen, this is the way to go. Buy these. You won't regret it.

This is a fountain pen bundle that includes a 5 black ink cartridges, 5 blue ink cartridges, ink converter, a pen sleeve and a Jinhao fountain pen. I believe the model is the Jinhao 88, but i couldn't find the real model number in the product description. Note that I bought this for myself originally, then gifted it to a friend to try to get them into fountain pens so I don't have it anymore. But I did like it a lot and was not trying to get rid of it when I gave it away. Build quality: the cap, section and body are metal (brass?) with a nice looking matte black finish. Has a nice bit of weight to it and feels well balanced to me. I got the impression of quality when holding it. Design: Understated, which I really like. May not be for those that like flashy pens. There is some fluting / grooving on the barrel that makes it a little more interesting to look at and feels nice to the touch. Nib, ink flow: I got the fine nib and it was very smooth, surprisingly so. Definitely smoother than my Lamy Safari. Ink flow was slow at first but it opened up after writing for a bit and the flow was good after that. This was one of the first pens I bought and I don't think that I flushed it with water when I received it. It might have removed this issue altogether. Also, I cannot remember which ink I used. It was probably one of included black ink cartridges or Hongdian black ink. Using a different ink may give different results. Pen sleeve: I actually really appreciated the included pen sleeve. I think it is a nice size, protects the pen's surface nicely and has a flap that tucks in to a strap so no part of the pen is exposed. I am trying to find out if / where I can buy the pen sleeves directly so I can protect more of my pens. Overall, I really liked this bundle. I thought the pen was good quality even before considering the price. The pen alone would be a good deal for the $10 I paid, but the fact that it comes with 10 cartridges, a convert and protective sleeve makes the value/$ high

This is a great starter pen if you're looking to get a sense of using an ink fountain pen. It's super inexpensive for what you actually get. The pen body itself is nice and heavy, it feels very high quality. It brings 10 refills, which honestly feels like a free extra. It also brings a protector case which feels like it's a nice quality too. Refilling is super easy, I bought the pen in February and one cartridge lasted me 2 months of semi regular use at the office. My only suggestion would be to be aware that the "fine" size, feels a little thicker than expected. Next time, I'd go for the extra fine. I'm only on my second refill, so for about 10 dollars you get a lot of use out of this set. The pen does skip a bit at the first use of a new cartridge but it gets smooth within minutes of the first use.