Zebra Pen G-750 Black Brass Retractable Gel Pen, Black Ink, 0.7mm, 2-Pack

I am a self identified pen snob- I'm very particular about the pens I use. I've tried different brands, different styles, and different ink types, and this is, hands down, the best pen. After owning one for a couple of years, I gave in and bought about 5 more, and they're my absolute go-to pens. The ink runs out fairly quickly compared to more generic pens, but refills are decently cheap when bought in bulk.Things I love about this pen:1. The weight. It's made of actual metal, and you can feel it. It's heavy, but I like that. Makes me feel like I can control my writing better.2. Ink goes on easy (super super smooth) and dries quick, meaning no smears.3. Because of it's material, its super durable. I always have one clipped to my shirt, and have never had one break, bend, or bleed.Obviously you can tell- I love this pen. It is most likely the only pen I will ever use again.

I have always used the basic zebra silver pens as my work pens because they were comfy and wrote nice. I always stayed away from gel pens cause of smudging. These pens are heavy metal and feel so good to write with, the ink flows out smooth and dries fast, never smudges like most gel pens. They write bold and are very easy to read. The grip is comfy, and I like that it's on the heavy side so I know I'm holding it and have it with me when I'm done writing. I have only owned for about 2 weeks so can't speak on longevity but they seem very well built and come with 3 ink cartridges. Seeing as they are pretty expensive for a single pen, I hope they start selling in multipacks soon. If it lasts for the entire 3 cartridges id be ok having spent $14 on it.

I’m something of a pen aficionado, and I have tried literally hundreds of pens, ranging from cheap Bic ballpoints to $100+ custom pens. This Zebra is hands-down the best pen I’ve ever used. My only complaint is that the refills go quickly, but they’re cheap enough to replace that I don’t care. Pen is high quality and hefty, and I constantly get compliments when I hand them to others to use. On the plus side, it’s not too expensive to replace if one goes missing, unlike some of my Tactile Turns. This has a satisfying click, the refill is stable in the body, and it’s one of the only gel refills I’ve found that doesn’t smear, even after a few seconds. I love the Pilot G2, but that’s a shortcoming with their gel; it’ll smear even after 10-15 seconds.

Probably the finest ballpoint pen I’ve ever used. Amazing build quality, I just love the weight and how smoothly it writes. Worth every penny. I want to buy a few more just to keep them sealed for future use.

When you search for the best everyday use pen, this one is tucked away in a more obscure search result, but it really is quite possibly the perfect pen. The white coating is both elegant and hides its brass construction, which gives it a weightiness that seems on point - enough to be substantive, but not too much that it would give most people fatigue after writing a bit. The clicker is also very satisfying, with a good amount of feedback, and not obnoxiously loud.The roller ball is super smooth, but the ink itself tends to bleed a bit.That all said, for $10, this is one of the best value for money pens. Pragmatically, it is a more pleasant experience than pens that are 5-10x more expensive.4 stars because the knurled grip can tend to give people callouses when writing a lot with it, and because of the bleed over of the ink, but otherwise, I think I've found the perfect pen!

This pen has a heft. It feels good and it writes well.

I’m a bit obsessive with my pens and pencils and am always on the lookout for new ones to try out to satisfy that itch. The gel pen ink in a full steep construction of this caught my eye and I just had to try it. After a few days of consistent note taking and writing, I gotta say this is a shockingly premium feeling pen. The metal knurling on the grip is very pleasant on the fingers, whereas the knurling on some other pens can feel a little… sandpapery. It’s hefty, but balanced beautifully and feels good in the hand. Writing is a breeze, the gel ink is so smooth and consistent it makes me wonder why I didn’t try a gel pen earlier.

Excellent pen. Dropped many times. The wax nib protector was a bit playful when unwrapping the product. Make sure you get all the material off the nib or it will dispense ink eccentrically. Decided not to mess with it and just used one of the included refills. Compares favorably in writing quality to the S-Gel that I am accustomed to. Definitely would keep this as the feeling in hand is fairly unique and it stays at a comfortable temperature when holding it because it is a good amount of metal.

One of the best ZEBRA gel ink pen, I have try.A great weight give a sense of quality and the design is very nice, based on minimalism.The black color is very elegant and sophisticate, at h the same time a touch of "tactical" look.Actually is provided with a medium point, I hope it will be also available in fine point.I really recommend.All the Best from Italy!

Works as described. No issues.

The knurling is exquisite. The gel refill is smooth and lays down a nice black line. For the price, these are fantastic. Easy international delivery from Amazon.The G-750 is heavier and longer pen than the F-701 stainless pen. I prefer the stainless F-701 and wish they came with a gel refill.I put the G-750 metal knurled front end on the G-450 rear. I prefer the G-450 shorter length and round shape (whereas this G-750 is triangular for the top half and abruptly becomes round where the two halves screw together). The Frankenpen works fine but the tip protrudes 0.2mm less, see photos.The black colour is great. The blue is really dark blue and looks almost black to me.

These cane recommended to me and they have lived up to the hype. I had to buy more because the family was jealous of the solid feel and quality of the ink

A good brand and a good pen but it doesn’t come with the refills.