- Luxury Fountain Pen Set,Solid 24K Gilded(Fine)-Charming Blue

I wanted another inexpensive fountain pen to keep with my bedside journal. This has been used daily for a few weeks now and I can say it has exceeded every expectation. Right out of the box the nib writes very well and does not need any tweaking. The ink that came with it flows well and is nice and dark. I have not tried it with any other ink, I expect it will perform nicely. This pen is thin and weighty, both qualities I like. My one gripe is that cap does not post securely. It will stay if you *really* jam it on tight, however vigorous writing will knock it off. I am happy with this pen and would consider another one from Beiluner in the future.

This fountain pen has exceeded every expectation I had. The writing experience is flawless—the ink flow is smooth and consistent, with pristine trails that never skip or blotch. It glides across the page effortlessly, making my daily journaling sessions not only easier but far more enjoyable. The pen itself is beautifully designed, with a weight and balance that feel just right in the hand. The grip is comfortable for long writing sessions, and my hand doesn’t cramp even after extended use. Every detail, from the nib to the cap, feels high quality and well thought out. On top of that, using it is a great sensory experience—the smoothness, the sound of nib on paper, and the way it feels in hand all make writing with it deeply satisfying. Beyond function, it’s simply a gorgeous pen—elegant and eye-catching, yet professional. If you’re looking for a pen that elevates your writing experience, this is it. I can’t recommend it enough—it’s not just a tool, it’s an upgrade to the whole process of writing.

I grew up writing with fountain pens but lost touch for several years (decades?). My son had bought a Pilot pen and didn't want to use it and I happen to pick it up and loved the feel of it. After much deliberation I wanted to try different brands. Bought a Parker IM and also wanted to try this new brand. Pen arrived in a nice gift box (honestly not needed since it'll never go back into the fancy box which will end up in garbage!). Tried to insert a cartridge but maybe I did something wrong but it wouldn't insert properly. I thought the little nozzle that connects to the cartridge maybe damaged. I contacted customer service through Amazon and they sent me a replacement right away. New one works great. In addition to 6 cartridges, it also comes with a refill converter pump which is nice. Pen is stylish and well made. Feels solid in your hand and doesn't feel cheap. Now compared to my Pilot and Parker, which write every so smoothly, BEILUNER feels every so slightly 'scratchy' but maybe it is my imagination. Overall I use it often and I'll recommend folks to try it out. Particularly at this price.

Solid pen, looks subtly professional, and the extra fine nib does indeed produce extra fine lines. I have smallish hands, thick barrels don’t work for me. This one was just right, the pen is quite comfortable to hold, and feels balanced especially with the cap on the back. Comes with a pretty nice case, if not a bit overkill but give me too much rather than not enough any day. I might put use it for general fountain pen storage…could get a few in this thing. Ink flow was fairly stable and smooth, but haven’t written with it for a long stretch. Might notice a little feathering right off filling the cartridge, but again, it’s quite minor and I tested this on regular notebook paper. This could be a good beginner pen if you find it on sale (I grabbed one for $15.99) but I’d still say go with the Pilot kakuno first because I’m biased like that. I did write with an EF Kakuno next to this one and they feel very similar, but this pen has the advantage of being a metal alloy and bright blue. As much as I love Japanese stationary, they can be kinda, I don’t know, a little too “hello kitty” for grown ups. Along with 8 cartridges either black ink, a “twist” converter is included. I took a photo of the directions (mainly for beginners). The procedure is - remove barrel from grip, put the converter into grip pushing down firmly to make sure it’s properly seated. Then you put the whole nib into your bottle of ink, twist the converter counterclockwise with one hand while holding the grip with the other (expels the air), then twist clockwise to draw up ink. You may need to repeat this step & adjust the speed at which you twist for optimal ink suction. See my video for more on how well this converter performed. Since I got the pen for $15.99 I’d say it’s a good value for the money. I would not pay more than that though. The barrel and grip are “smooth” but my hand doesn’t slide down like it has with other pens. Shape is similar to pilot metropolitan with less flare in the barrel, so it’s very easy to use. Only tricky part may be the cartridge.

This is an elegant pen, if a pen can be elegant. It writes smoothly and handles very well. The ink cartridges are quite small so it doesn’t last as long as the disposable pens, but it’s still worth the cost. One thing I was not expecting is the refillable cartridge that came with the pen. I can use my own ink rather than using the refills. I haven’t tried that yet to see how easy it works, but I will update this review when I do.

Very nice old fashion pen, price is good, thick enough for my hand, and very easy to write with it, does not leak ink like other ones even ehen you have them upside down

This is the third pen I have bought from this seller! Why three? Because I so loved the first one in red, I bought a green one. Then on Prime Sale, I bought the blue one. These pens write so well and it makes it easier for me to write in my journals even with arthritis in my finger. I am loving them every day!

This is a really nice pen. Really nice. Only complaint is that it was described as fine point, but came with a medium nib. So I bought another one, thinking it was a fluke. Same thing happened. People care about the nibs, darn it!

This is a nice pen and I have had no issues with it thus far. I am using the converter for the ink rather than the included ink cartridges. The pen comes in a very stylish leather case with instructions, converter, ink, cartridges, and a support card from the company Beiluner. It is actually refreshing to see that this Chinese pen company has a website and is a recognizable company.. S so many Chinese fountain pens have Unknown or dubious origins. This is not the case with this fountain pen..

Good