Jinhao 992 Transparent White Extra Fine Nib Fountain Pen With Converter

Fine nib and true to it’s word. Ideal for writing on thinner paper but not great on Executive paper where i feel a wetter writing pen like the Series 35 with a Fine which is thicker than this Fine nib feels better. Overall, very smooth inkflow. Feels good in the hand size and thickness wise. Looks good. No complaints whatsoever. Good everyday pen.

Good writing, ease in disassemblely and cleaning, but ink suction through pen is bad. Comfortable to hold but it would have been great if grip had texture or contouring. Durability is so.. So... Careful don't drop it it may Crack converter is good and gives smooth flow.

I bought this pen expecting nothing from it. To my very pleasant surprise, it writes really well. For a cheap(for a fountain pen) pen with a steel nib, it is fairly smooth on a variety of paper(80-200gsm). It never hard starts, never railroads, always has a consistent line. It's great for sketching honestly which I wasn't expecting at all. I have a jinhao x450 which dries out if I don't use it for 3-4 days. This pen has no such issues. I've left it with ink for weeks and it still writes when I pick it up. I am using pelikan 4001 violet ink with the extra fine nib in this and I've had zero issues. You can see the writing samples in the pictures along with other pens and inks to judge the line width etc. Final rating - 4/5.

As can be seen in the video, one has to apply a significant amount of pressure to write. Rather disappointed by this ink pen. The nib is absolutely clean and there is zero reason for the ink to not flow smoother.

Smooth writing. Never dries. I open it after 24 hours. It's really good pen