Lanxivi Majohn C1 Fouintain Pen Bent Nib, Fine to Broad Size, Eyedropper and Converter Filling, Transparent Acrylic Mini Pocket Fude Pen

I own two of these pens, and they are both wonderful, which says a lot because I am a picky fountain pen aficionado. I don’t claim to be an expert, but I do have my fair share of pens. The quality control on these pens is clearly high because both pens have equally smooth nibs and the build is solid on both. I appreciate the purple resin part of the pen. It feels substantial in my hand, as well as looks unique and artsy. Regarding how the ink flows in between uses, I’ve never had a hard start and I’ve had my first one for the past two weeks. I liked that one so much that I bought this second one. Just an FYI, I’m using Pilot Iroshizuku Ama-iro in one pen and Herbin Perle Noire in the other—both are doing great in this pen. Regarding the bent-nib aspect of this pen, I love it because of the huge ink capacity (if the eyedropper method is used). As you probably already know, bent nib pens are just physically going to lay down more ink and use up ink faster, so the large capacity and high visibility of the ink level makes this pen very useable for long periods of time between ink fillings of the pen. Just one tip: if using the eye dropper method, try not to get the ink on the threads of the pen body because then the ink is visible on those threads—not a deal breaker but if you are into the aesthetic of pens, then this will matter to you. Overall, I think for the price, any person who buys this pen is getting a great value because it is a quality pen with a quality nib. The nib makes writing Chinese characters a joy, from thin lines to thick lines. It’s of course great for writing English as well, but not all pens that write great in English in this thickness necessarily write well in Chinese, so this one is a winner in both categories. It is a solid, beautiful, and utilitarian workhorse of a pen with style. Oh I almost forgot—the packaging was very nice as well, with a nice gift box.

Big fan. Writes smoothly, rarely rarely skips, and I like to mix new ink colors in the eyedropper barrel. I left it basically neglected for a summer and it did leak, and was my only pen to do so, but it wasn’t like coating everything. Tends to dribble into the lid especially when flying. Great pen though. I like to use it to title notes and flash cards. I especially like how using just the tip is pretty smooth so you can do wide and thin lines if you so desire. The flat part does always line up when the lid is screwed back on

I have had my eye on this pen for awhile, so I was quite excited to give it a try. And it certainly does not disappoint! The overall design is highly reminiscent of the Newton Pens shinobi model, a $275 custom pen. Granted, unlike the shinobi, the Moonman C1 presently only comes in one color (transparent), the color of the grip section cannot be specifically selected, and any nib customizations would have to be done separately. But at less than one tenth the price, this seems like a more than fair trade-off. More importantly, the pen exudes the impression of quality from the very beginning. Unlike most Chinese fountain pens, this one actually comes very nicely packaged in a sturdy gift box. The pen inside looks polished and feels sturdy and substantial. It comes with a converter, which feels more solid than the typical stock converter and even contains an agitator bead. However, I intend to use this as an eyedropper to take advantage of the full visual effect and volume of the clear barrel, and indeed it not only comes with a glass eyedropper but is already fitted with an o-ring inside the barrel to prevent any leakage of ink. As usual, the Moonman nib is tasteful and perfectly serviceable as is. But even better is the fact that it is a #6 size, which opens up a whole world of possibilities for interesting nib swaps. Coupled with the huge ink capacity, this pen may be an excellent candidate for swapping in a flex nib. Please see the photos for the results. Pros: - solid build - #6 nib - HUGE ink capacity (5 mL) - o-ring inspires confidence, with zero leakage of ink while screwing in the section on a full fill Cons: - no clip - cannot be posted - no way to choose the pattern or color of the acrylic grip section Other comments: - has a gentle facet on one edge to prevent rolling, unlike the Moonman M2 - visually quite large, even more so than how it feels in hand - flat ends may or may not appeal to some users, but can be used to stand the pen up on either end - flex nib usage requires careful priming to get things started with the right amount of ink, so this particular mod is perhaps not suitable for the beginner Overall, this pen has a very nicely thought out design and will surely join my M2 in my regular rotation. The way that it stores and shows off ink is just amazing :)

Fantastic pen, writes smoothly. Barrel works as an eye dropper. The medium comes with a jinhao 18k gold plated nib and a moon man fine nib. The medium nib is fairly wet and produces great sheening on tomoe river paper with emerald of chivor. The converter comes with a ball inside which keeps your ink from drying out and helps to keep the ink well mixed if your ink is prone to separating. Looks great, when used as an eye dropper the outer edge of the inner barrel appears to have a halo of the color of your choice. The pen may burp when it gets low if you're using it as an eyedropper. It's also fairly light even when filled. Definitely worth picking up if you want a semi-unique fountain pen. Only improvement I would want is additional orings or color choices.

Leaks from grip or nib area after 5 months. It's beautiful. I eyedroppered it with Diamine and use it almost everyday but can't trust it. The lid is easiest enough to clean out but I didn't like messy fingers with just writing. It didn't do that the first 4 months. Still have yet to need a refill so it holds a lot of ink.

This pen is a very nice writer, considering that the nib is steel. You can choose between a converter and an eye dropper fill. Dropper fill holds a LOT!!! I’ve heard these dropper fill pens “burp” ink out of their nibs (as the reservoir heats up from your hand) but I’ve never had that happen. So far, so good!

A Caneta é realmente muito bonita e bem feita o acrílico é transparente igual a vidro sem nenhuma imperfeição, comprei a caneta com uma pena média e o acabamento transparente a caneta escreveu muito bem assim que lavada e colocada a tinta sem nenhuma necessidade de ajustes. (Uma dica sempre que comprar uma caneta tinteiro nova lave ela com agua e detergente neutro assim você retira qualquer detrito ou resquício do processo de produção da caneta que poderia interromper o fluxo da tinta até a pena). Caso você goste de canetas demonstrador essa é para você, ela acompanha um conversor internacional e um gota gotas para encher o corpo de tinta cabem nela aproximadamente 5ml de tinta, que dependendo do seu ritmo de escrita durará muito tempo, a caneta veio em uma caixa muito resistente e bonita com todos os acessórios gostei bastante do produto e indico a compra a quem estiver interessado, sobre a seção dela (onde se segura pra escrever) não é possível escolher a cor podendo vir misturada com varias cores exemplo roxo, vermelho, azul e rosa mais este detalhe não me incômoda inclusive é uma parte legal de se adquirir ela afinal fica a surpresa no ar de qual cor será que sua caneta virá.

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Esta pluma además de estar muy bien construida funciona correctamente, los plumines moonman se caracterizan precisamente por eso... ser muy correctos y funcionales, el flujo de tinta es continuo y la escritura muy agradable, 100% recomendable.

It works extremely well, the filler cartage that it came with was faulty and hence the 4 star. Otherwise I'd rate this pen the 5 stars it deserves.