Jinhao 51A

I adore the Jinhao 51A. It's my cheapest and I love it so much I bought two more.

If you are starting out with fountain pens or know about them but do not want to spend a ton of money, this is a great pen. The fine nib is a full fine, so do not expect a spider web thin line. The nib is smooth. Yes, it is steel but remember you write only on the very tip of the nib and if the tipp...

1) Price is not a measure for writing experience. I have a couple of Pilot pens that cost 50 times as much as my wooden barreled Jinhao 51a and I enjoyed writing with these very different pens on an equal footing without clear distinction which is the better writer. 2) The ideal pen does not exist.

First Jinhao pen I bought. Was skeptical and hesitant. Delighted with purchase. Pen looks nice, writes beautifully. It's thin. If you want a heavy, thicker pen, get a Jinhao 159 (an homage to/knockoff of the Montblanc 149; but the Montblanc is $940 and the Jinhao is about $12--so assuming the Montbl...

For a super cheap option you can grab a jinhao shark. Or like 6 lol. They also come with a converter which is nice. That or a wing sung 601, or a jinhao 51A.

This is my first fountain pen and I adore it so much that I came back and purchased a second one so that I can have one for work and home. It is very easy to fill, just unscrew the body of the pen to separate out the converter, dip the nib in the ink pot, and twist the black end of the converter to ...

I am an avid writer (pen and paper) and was getting pretty disgusted with how many pens I went through ad had to have on hand (due to constantly losing them). I got 2 fountain pen and a bottle of ink last year, and it has really been excellent and much more mindful for me. I have *a pen* that I carry (the nicer one stays at home)*. * I would recommend the Pilot Metropolitan or Jinhao 51A and Waterman's inks.

A nicely made pen from Jinhao that is one of my favorites. Most important, it has good ink flow and the nib writes smoothly. It looks nice and feels good in the hand. Unlike many of my other Jinhao pens, this one is a lightweight. It is suitable for beginners and even old pros will appreciate it.

\- **Jinhao 51A \*EF nib, new\***. A nice and cheap daily workhorse, each pen came with a converter saving a lot of time for changing/refilling cartridges. Bought in pair because it was cheaper with the shipping cost.

I enjoy writing with this pen. It has made my work a bit more enjoyable, even though I write like an over caffiinated three year old. No offense three year olds. Very nice for the money. Well worth it.