LanxiviSet of 5 Yongsheng Fountain Pen Fine Nib Transparent Color with Ink Refill Converter

These pens are pretty good. Sometimes they can be inconsistent, but never unusable. They are great considering the price.I am a full time student in college and I use these pens for almost everything so I have definitely tested their durability.Here are the general take aways:- I bought the fine tip version and the pens don’t seem to all write with the same thickness. Some are finer, some are more towards medium. Doesn’t really bother me though.- The green pen started out fine but eventually developed a small crack on the ridges where you put the pen back together. Eventually the crack got bigger and and the plastic chipped there. It made the pen somewhat unusable because you can’t really screw the pen back together. You can still write with it but I don’t carry it around.-The ink capacity is pretty good. The full converter lasts me about two days worth of notes for five classes a day.-The orange pen will sometimes stop writing even though there is plenty of ink in the converter.-Despite the cons, I would still recommend these. 9 times out of 10 they have worked really well for me, and are incredible for how cheap they are.

I have had many issues with these pens. Extreme feedback. Pens feel cheap because they are poorly made. One has already cracked. Several are losing some of the gold painting on the cap. Green pen has baby's bottom bad and just simply won't write at all. Overall, I'm not impressed.

I wanted to see if these would work for filling the base with ink from the bottle, and it did work nicely. They hold about as much ink as the Pilot Platinum Preppy pens. The O ring did not work will because there is not a ridge above the threaded area to hold the O ring in place, but sealing the threads with silicon grease worked well and the pen sealed up very well with no leaking. The cap screws on also, which is an added bit of security. I really like that the feed is visible and you can see the ink making it's way through to the nib. Also, the ...okay, well I don't know if that area under the nib is considered part of the feed, but it is clear and you can see very readily when it is filled with ink and ready to flow well. I am very pleased with this set of nice looking pens. I wish they had them in a medium nib also.

I grabbed a set of these with a very skeptical mind, how can pens this cheap possibly be any good? Well I can assure you they met and far exceeded the expectations I had when I originally ordered them. I did rinse with slightly soapy warm (not hot) water prior to inking, and they've all been great. There is an issue with the convertor on one pen, but the seller has graciously setup a replacement to be sent, right away.This is the 2nd pen/set of pens (also got the Moonman S3) from this seller, and I must say, very impressed with them standing behind their products!

These pens leak at the base of the job. The piston to the ink leaks and does not easily stay connected to the nib. Poorest pen I’ve ever used.

Very happy with the Wing Sung 3001. I've used 2/5 so far and both are just fine. Converters fit, nibs are aligned, smooth writing right out of the plastic bag (once you ink them up of course!) I'd previously bought some Jinhao 992's that were hit or miss but could be coaxed into writing OK with minimal fiddling so expected these to be similar. These have far exceeded my expectations for a < $3 fountain pen.

Really great pens for the $$. Fountain pens are a great way to consume less plastic. Writing experience is similar to a regular disposable pen as these are more lightweight than most fountain pens. Transparent look is cool, too. I bought a fancier pen at the same time and like it much less.

Great pens for the price— overal satisified with how well the pens write. 5/5!