BEILUNER Luxury Fountain Pen Set, Solid 24K Gilded Fine Nib, Silver Stainless Steel Body- Includes 6 Ink Cartridges & Ink Refill Converter with Gift Case - Perfect for Men and Women

The BEILUNER Luxury Fountain Pen Set is an excellent choice for anyone who loves writing with fountain pens. The pen writes smoothly and feels elegant in the hand, making every writing experience a pleasure. The set comes in a beautiful case, making it perfect as a gift for friends, family, or colleagues. The design is stylish and sophisticated, while the pen itself is comfortable for long writing sessions. Whether you’re an experienced fountain pen enthusiast or just starting your collection, this set combines quality, beauty, and practicality in one. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates the art of writing!

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.

What an amazing pen!! Right out of the included leather box, I was impressed. The pen is all metal, but not heavy to hold. The grip on the pen is not slippery so it is easy to hold when writing. Then there is the nib . . . I inked the converter up with Hongdian Purple ink, one of my go-to brands. Then I gave it a go on standard notebook paper. "Smooth as butter" doesn't do justice as a description for this pen!! It is like writing on glass, no skips, grit or hesitation. Ink also flows easily to the tip, so no hard starts or blank letters. This pen was on sale when I bought it. Initially I hesitated, but now I am really glad I jumped and bought it. I am now looking to buy the red one next!!

So far this pen is very well built and looks very good especially for the money. The ink has a smooth delivery and has a nice boldness and viscosity. I do have some reservations at least so far. First off let me say that this pen is extremely tail heavy to the point that I've found holding it just behind the grip section is the balance point. which brings me to my second drawback on this pen, the grip section. So far in my experience the grip section is thin to the point it almost can get uncomfortable to write with for extended periods of time. It is very light which only highlights the heaviness of the tail section further. And it could definitely stand to have some type of contour for the fingers and any type of knurling or design to give it a bit more grip as it is pretty smooth and straight tapered. My last gripe and this may have been the paper I was using is the nib while it delivers very consistently if you get ahead of it or ahead of yourself it feels catchy and twitchy leaving what otherwise would be beautiful script looking like your 95 year old grandmother has written it after too much coffee. As stated this was on cheaper paper and I will be putting it through it's paces and updating my review once I put the nib on better quality paper

This is a luxurious pen and works well. I love how it feels in my hand and it writes very smoothly.

I really didn't need another fountain pen. I have several but, recently, I developed a growing itch to acquire a new one, something elegant but not too expensive. I have a BEILUNER gel pen that I really like, so I searched for a fountain pen from this company. I found one, and it met my criteria plus, it was on sale. When I first loaded a cartridge (I may or may not use the ink refill converter; they can get messy) and began writing, I thought it felt scratchy. I put it aside, as recommended, and tried it the next morning. It felt as though it glided over the paper. The pen feels good in my hand. To me, it does bespeak luxury. I haven't had it long enough to assess its durability.

Adequate, but totally 2nd class when compared to Scrivener fountain pens

I looked through a few different types of pens before picking this one. It is a little more expensive than the basic ones advertised here, but still considerably cheaper than some other ones. The color is nice and it is made out of solid metal, which is much nicer than the plastic options. The pen came in a nice case that looks like it’s made out of leather. It also came with instructions on how to pit the pen together and use the ink cartridges. It came with six cartridges, which I didn’t expect, but appreciated. A lot of other ones just come with the one. It also came with a converter that I can put in the pen if I want to dip the pen in ink instead of using a cartridge. I haven’t played around with using an inkwell yet, but the ink in the cartridges works well. When you’re putting together the pen, make sure to wait for a clicking/popping sound to make sure the ink cartridge is punctured within the pen or else the ink won’t come out. It takes a minute or two for the ink to get flowing. The pen hasn’t leaked since I got it and the ink flows nicely. I need to practice more before I can do anything too fancy with it, but it’s already working much nicer than a regular pen, and it looks classier too.

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..