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Yes.. If its a good Fine nib Pen you are looking for this is the one. See Fig A , The script is Smooth after a days use , and works fine for a full day of inking out data, See Figure B. Few aspects may be improved upon , Sheaffer’s which is comparable in Price has a nice feature , the End of the pen sits inside the Cap with a satisfying Click , this prevents the Cap from coming out while I am using the pen , BTW I use the pen with the cap plugged in to the base of pen … a bit of weight.. balance issue, I feel comfortable in doing so since I hold the pen a bit away from nib perhaps … See Fig C. One more thing is that when I try to Clip it on my Pocket by sliding in … most pen cap Clips are designed to go in smooth this one has a notch factor which prevents that … which means no sliding in , … I have to Widen the clip and then put it in the pocket for safekeeping See Fig D.

I love fountain pens and so was very interested in what looked like a high quality pen for a good value. Often, that “too good to be true” combination leads to disappointment but not this time.

The pen made a great first impression with the packaging. It cam in a padded leather style stitched presentation box (picture attached.) While the pen came with an ink converter, it also came with six, ready to use, ink cartridges so it is possible to start using the pen right away even if one doesn’t have ink handy. The cartridges are international standard size so replacements are commonly available.

I have lot of ink so I used the ink converter (refillable cartridge.) A photo is attached. While some converters don’t seal well and are difficult to get to draw ink, this one worked great and I filled the cartridge with only one twist.

The pen (I have the red version) is a great color and has a nice shape, curving toward a slightly thicker middle (sort of like boat shaped conference tables.) The trim is gold and the nib is gold with fancy engraving that looks elegant. The cover latches with compression (no twisting) and has a positive click feel when it latches.

Now to the writing! I’m using a fine-point model. This is easy to identify because there is a scrip “F” or “M” in the middle of the nib. The pen write well immediately, the ink flow appears to be even and so far has not blobbed or otherwise misbehaved. I’d suggest leading toward the fine point if you are not sure what to buy. This is what I’d call a “fine leaning a little toward medium.” To me, it does the fine-point stuff but still would look fine for general applications. I’ve had some fine-point pens that seem to be skimpy with ink but this pen provides a nice even flow so the finer point doesn’t seem to limit how I’d use the pen.

I wasn’t familiar with the Beiluner brand before but I’m very pleased and will be keeping an eye out for other products. I’m just very pleased with this pen.

Got this pen in burgundy red color. Very rich looking and came in a nice box. Has 6 refills as well included. Nice writing instrument. Recommend as a gift or for personal use.

Update:
I realized the the medium size nib is very narrow. They nust have been shipped the wrong size as I compared to my other pen and ones on the photos, it does write very fine.

Further, forgot to add. Got the pen shipped with black ink refills instead of blue color ink. Should have checked this before ordering. 🙁

I had a friend who made his own fountain pens to give as gifts. They were beautiful works of art. His speciality was finding gorgeous woods and that was were his attention was: making pens that were appealing to the eye. What he never mastered, though, was the mechanics of the pen. Fountain pens are more complicated than they appear and after just a few uses, they would stop working.

This Beiluner instrument is not only striking in appearance, it actually writes smoothly. I admit that with nearly all of my writing on a computer keyboard these days, it tool some practice to get the feel and movement of writing, legibly, with a fountain pen. It is not the same as a ballpoint or gel pen. And the result is much more appealing. This is a writing instrument for signing legal documents, journals, and love letters (when emails are too crass). I can envision wiring a novel or autobiography with such an instrument — if I had the time and imagination. Sadly, the pen doesn’t endow its user with such gifts.
But receiving a letter written with a fine pen is an honor. Receiving the pen itself is a treasure.

The Beiluner fountain pen is attractively packaged in a box that looks like fine leather (it is not, though). It comes with six ink cartridges. I have the black and gold version, which is truly distinctive. Now I need to decide what masterpiece I will create that deserves the handiwork of this instrument.

Absolutely fantastic pen to write with!

I’ll be honest I’ve never heard of BEILUNER Pens prior to having the opportunity to give this one a try and I’m definitely glad that I did because this is a wonderful writing experience for the price.

The pen comes in a beautiful leather flip open case. The pen itself is impeccable. The gold against the black really goes well together on this pen.

The nib on this pen is a medium; however, I found it to be more on the fine side. While still a great writing experience, for a medium it was a bit thinner than what I’m used to. That’s perfectly fine, however. Just thought it worth mentioning.

I would absolutely recommend this fountain pen for anyone who might be a beginner when it comes to fountain pens, calligraphy or even if you have tons of them and are an expert calligraphist. For a modestly priced pen, this is a great choice. I’m super happy that I was able to give this pen a try and discover BEILUNER. I’m looking forward to seeing what else is available from them and start growing my collection further!

I have to explain…I have been using fountain pens since the 1970s when I was in Jr. High/High School. Of course, back then I got cheap ones, but over the years I have purchased both old and new fountain pens because I love writing with a fine writing instrument. I can tell you that it is between the nib and the ink cartridge/converter that really is the heart of the pen and this one is a decent example of a good fountain pen. HOWEVER, if I were to get this or give it as a gift, I would prefer that it comes with one or two ink cartridges as well as the converter. Not everyone has a large collection of inks like I do! If you are giving it as a gift and it comes with at least one ink cartridge, the recipient can use it immediately after loading the cartridge. This one, having only a converter, means you better buy a bottle of ink as part of your gift! Again, it is a nice fountain pen. I prefer fine nib pens which this one has and it feels nice in my hand while I write. Just stash a cartridge of blue or black ink in with the pen Mr. Manufacturer!

Sometimes when it says “luxury” it is better than average but not exactly “luxury”. This pen has been well thought out. First of all, it comes in an impressive leather presentation box so it would make a good gift for a special occasion. Then the pen comes with instruction card, converter (in the pen) and a box of 6 cartridges in black ink. So I put everything together in less than a minute and started it up. The ink flowed right away, and I was definitely pleased how thin the fine nib was. That’s what I like, when it says fine and there are really no thick lines. Se. photo for example. It felt good in the hand, maybe a little heavy for its size but not distracting. The cartridges are easy to get although they give quite a few. I like my fountain pens capped when I am using it, so that was comfortable as well and it caps with a nice click. A day later it wasn’t dried out either, always a good sign. All in all, a great value for the money, and also a great gift and good pen for a fountain pen fan.

The packaging and case for these give an instant sense of “class”. This would make an excellent gift and presents well above it’s paygrade (price).

The pen comes with 6 ink cartridges and I have to admit, I was a bit hesitant to put ink in. The cartridge required some force to insert, probably a normal amount, but since this is my very first fountain pen I have nothing to compare it to. It also comes with a converter, which allows you to draw ink up into the pen, so you could use any ink (perhaps there’s limits?) you want in it.

Directions say to wait a few minutes before writing, but it was ready to go pretty quickly after the cartridge was inserted. This thing writes so smoothly, I wonder why I haven’t bought an fountain pen before. Easily my favorite pen and something that has some flair to show off.

Would also look get just sitting on a desk with the box open. I could easily see this in an office setting for an executive.