3 Pieces Jinhao 82 Fountain Pen Purple, Blue and Green Fine Nib Gold Trim with Converter Set

I've never tried the pen that the Jianhao 82 is trying to dupe. However, I do enjoy this pen! It writes very smoothly and I've had no issues with skipping ink or filling it up. Highly recommend if you are trying to get into fountain pens!

affordable and attractive pens, great for gifts, or kids first fountain pen. good quality convertor and great colors and detailing. write very well, no drying out or hard start issues. also can use to test your nib sculpting skills.

For the price they are good pens. They write smoothly no issues. Great starter fountain pens and for someone who loves a good “match my ink to my pen” moment!

I am really impressed with Jinhao. They provide exceptional value for the money you spend. The Jinhao 82 line of fountain pens is no exception. The overall look of the pen, feel of the resin barrel in your hand, build quality—-all of these things cause you to be pleased with yourself for buying Jinhao 82’s. It is a very light pen which lends itself to long writing sessions without your arm tiring out. Do these pens resemble the Sailor Pro Gear Slim? Yes. RESEMBLE. These are NOT Sailor pens, nor do they pretend to be. The Band and Nib are etched, “Jinhao.“ My pens (Two. I didn’t ink up the third one yet) required a little bit of work on the nib to make them write a little wetter to suit my taste (there are several YouTube videos that show you how to easily do this). These simply are very nice pens. Virtually everything is increasing in price, pens included. I’ve seen the price of Jinhao pens increase since the first one I purchased quite a number of years ago. Nonetheless, their pens (including the Jinhao 82) are some of the best values among writing instruments. I am glad I made this purchase.

These pens are clearly copies of Sailor pens, which is one of the top brands in fountain pens. I don’t own any Sailors so I can't compare, but I am sure they are no substitute at all for the real Sailor Pro Gear. Sailor Pro Gear are great quality and scrumptiously beautiful. I do own some very high quality Pilots, Parkers and mid quality Waterman and Conklin. These pens are surprisingly good. They write easy enough: I did smooth the nib a bit as it was a little scratchy. They fit well in my small hand, posted. They are very light weight. They come with converters, a great plus so you can use bottled ink. They take a standard cartridge. They are also pretty, pleasant to look at. Problems...They can dry out if you leave them capped for more than a day. The end cap fell off one when I put a full converter in- it pushed it off, and I had to scrounge around on the floor to find the gold ring and plastic end cap. One dripped ink all over my page when I used it with a cartridge. I put the converter in then tightened the nib and feed unit a bit-it screws in-haven't had that problem again. Also the screw threads in the barrel are pretty rough so be careful not to strip them. Also the cap screws on and off and rather than snaps so that can be a pain- you can feel like you are taking the cap off forever. Now, if you want to fuss with these pens you can exchange the included nib for a better one. Google that for directions. These pens are easy to clean. But be careful, the plastic is thin and I imagine it will crack some day. The pens feel cheap. These are pretty minor problems and mostly correctable. This is a very inexpensive, good-writing, good-looking pen. I expect them to fall apart and stop working someday, but really I wouldn't be surprized if they last for years. I highly recommend buying a Jinhao 82. I have a metal Jinhao 250, I guess they don't make those anymore and good riddance to them. I gave it just three stars because it is really a cheap pen compared to the absolutely gorgeous pens you can buy from solid quality companies like Aurora, Parker, Montblanc, Waterman, Faber-castel, Visconti, Benu, Pilot, Kaweco, Twsbi and others. Some of these brands do have very inexpensive pens for those on a budget. For those who are willing and able to pay more, look at the other brands for sure. But for the money, anyone from a high school student first time buyer to a collector can really enjoy these pens. Having said that, if you have the $ take a look at the better pens, from a reputable pen store: they are incomparable.

Great money great product very fun great for newbies. Thought it would scratch no scratching. If you know you know.

Positively remarkable pens for less than $7 apiece. I'm a fountain pen collector, new to the hobby, and the typical starter pen for the pen curious is the platinum preppy. This pen is much nicer and writes just as well or better than the similarly priced preppy. Furthermore. The preppy doesn't come with a converter. These do, and it works well. The pens were easy to ink up, and writing with the fine nib is smooth with a pleasing amount of feedback. They post well, are light but balanced, and look as good as the photos show them. The two tone nib is the icing on the cake, and makes these pens look like they should cost multiple times more than they do. I'm considering ordering a few just to hand out to my friends who are considering exploring the world of fountain pens.

Really love the mixed pearlescent colors. The barrels are smooth and easy in the hand. The pen is a little shorter than the 'standard' pen, but I'm getting used to it. I do not post the cap. There's an occasional hard start, otherwise they write smoothly. Another reviewer mentioned the vacuum on the converter - I use a syringe to fill the converter cartridge, so I can't comment on the performance of the vacuum. The inks I'm using are Noodlers Polar Brown, Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-kai, and Sailor Ink Studio 760. All flow nicely. Out of the box, one of the nibs didn't write - I soaked it in water overnight and then it worked fine. Apparently, there may have been something blocking the ink from the feed to the nib. The improvement I'd like to see is a snap cap instead of a screw cap. So far, I'm very happy with the pens.

Great pens, holds up incredibly well for daily use.

No esperaba menos de Jinhao. Sus plumas EF.. Son perfectas. Tienen el detalle de incluir siempre el convertidor, algo a tener en cuenta que espero que no cambie. Tengo más de 60 de todas marcas y modelos....y para mí es por parte de las marcas más conocidas un desprecio al comprador, sin ningún convertidor y encima cada una el suyo. Pues incluyalos señores. Que hoy son lo que son gracias a personas como yo. Y parece que en el Olimpo, ( poco tiempo les queda ), se han olvidado. No me importa comprar 4 convertidores para mis Platinum..... Pero que cada una lleve uno diferente..... No sé si reírme o no volver a comprar ninguna de las marcas más conocidas....... Que desde China se las están comiendo, por lo menos JINHAO Aconsejables 140%

Schreibt trotz feiner Feder weich und geschmeidig. Keine Unterbrechung des Tintenflusses beim schnellen Schreiben. Überraschend hochwertig verarbeitet mit schöner Feder :)

色変わり楽しいくて、気分リラックスして、良いです。

Vale totalmente la pena la marca jinhao. Y si te llegan 3 plumas fuentes El flujo de la tinta es óptimo y su convertidor también, nomas que te dura alrededor de 3 días a lo mucho la tinta si es que lo usas para escribir en la escuela, además de que es lefty-friendly al igual que la pilot kakuno. Gran pluma fuente de calidad - precio La punta media es de 0.7 mm