JINHAO X750 Steel Fountain Pen

La pluma llegó en perfectas condiciones, tiene una escritura muy suave y perfecta como una pluma de mayor costo, excelente calidad, sin duda una muy buena compra!

This pen writes beautifully and is much higher quality than the price suggests. It's pleasantly heavy as well. The only negative is that the cap spins and rattles slightly when it's on. However, this doesn't even matter, because the pen is apparently still sufficiently air-tight. It hasn't dried out at all since I inked it 10 days ago, and it always starts immediately. ETA: I also bought the ivory white variant, whose cap works perfectly. The color on this one is different than in the pictures, more like butter than ivory.

I have a couple of Jinhao's. I really don't know how they do it for the price but they are all excellent writers, start well, flow well, give some feedback from the paper but not catchy or rough and feel nice in my hand. Pen looks clean smart and solid. It is solid. It's on the heavy side and even with the cap on it's slightly nose heavy. The pen is heavy but I enjoy the heft. I handed it to friend who is a small person with small hands and she liked it so much she confiscated it, so I'm here to reorder. Threads between the section and the barrel are kind of sloppy with a rough feel. That's the only noticeable sign of cheap manufacture. It writes a bit wet.

It is the best Jinhao pen that I ever bought: well balanced, light, comfortable, attractive; but, it began leaking from between the nib collar and grip. After cleaning and checking both the pen and the converter, I concluded that there must be a micro-crack somewhere inside that I cannot see or fix. The M nib that comes with it is unpleasantly stiff and scratchy; consider upgrading if you really want this pen.

I've had Jinhao pens previously and always found something I didn't like. I bought the all chrome model, may consider getting the black as well. This one pleased me and met my expectations right out of the box. It fit my hand, which is on the larger side. It had some heft, but not too much. It felt balanced to me with or without the cap posted. I have had issues with the arbitrary way Fine or Medium is used on various nibs. Some "Fines" are medium or could be extra fine. Medium could be approaching the Fine side, or could lay down a lot of ink in a stroke. I consider this a Medium Mild. It it has a solid thinner line than many Medium. I generally use Noodler's inks, used Heart of Darkness Black with this chrome pen.