czxwyst2019 New Version 601 Steel Cap Vacumatic Double Bead Fountain Pen (Black with ink window)

As above, it feels cheap. It writes with tons of feedback. Feed doesn't really catch up. Threw it away.

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I love this pen. It wrote very well without skipping from the first time I inked it.

I purchased 4 of the WS601 because of how much I love them! I have the black, grey, blue, and clear models and they're all amazing pens.I'm an amateur author and I recently switched to writing my first novel entirely by hand in the last 2 years. I'll write anywhere from 4-6 hours at a time, but have had some 10-12 hour stints as well. When I first started writing by hand, I used ball-point pens, and would pop the ball out of the socket before half the ink was used causing a large amount of waste, which is why I switched to fountain pens in the first place. I'll never go back!I love the aesthetic of writing with my Wing Sung 601 pens. They produce a satisfying scratching noise (slight, not loud at all), while having good flow and relatively large sweet spots. I typically prefer Extra Fine Nibs, but the Fine nibs of the 601 are great, and because the nibs are low profile with the 601, I can choke up my grip for fine control. I've also discovered that if I spin the pen and write with the nib upside down (Blasphemy!) I can get an Extra Fine flow, but I'm not sure if this will ruin the nib faster.I only use Diamine ink, so I can't really speak to how well these write with other inks. I also avoid using any of the inks that have glitters in them (Diamine makes some shiny inks that use a fine, glitter-like substance to create the effect, but I've heard that it can gum up the finer tipped nibs). I write in a variety of colors (it helps me to differentiate between chapters for when I'm looking for a specific chapter when transcribing), so I use all of my pens in an alternating order.My only complaint isn't really a complaint at all. It's the Vacuum converter. While it works well enough, I prefer a twist converter so I can easily prime the nib, or re-wet the nib if I dry it out from writing too long (I've had this happen with a variety of pens that I use, so I think it has to do with how long I write for). But otherwise, the converter works just fine (see? not a complaint, more of a preference).I am a Wing Sung fanatic! I highly recommend all of their pens. I've always had good luck with Czxwyst store. The only time I've had any issues was slight leakage due to a design flaw in the WS3008, which was easily fixed with a bit of plumbing tape.

I love the color of the blue-green one and filling in is super easy. But, that's about it. The Extra fine is not writing as extra fine, it is quite thick line and the nib is quite stiff, so you can hear it as you write, quite weird as most pens I had weren't as loud. But, it writes almost consistently as a good quality pen. The problem is: if you shake a little this pen, it will spill ink while removing the cap. Also, each time i wipe the pen it will bleed ink on my fingers anyway from the middle area of the pen. I can't see any leaks but it is absorbing through it as you hold it. Really weird and never happened to me with any pen, and I had cheap pens in my hand for 5$ as well. So, I say, I am disappointed and can't return it back, because I put it away and time run out. It is a useless waste of money for a student, because I could have gotten something better than this.Also, normal paper bleeds through while writing with this pen (scratchy) and the lines are really thick. It is similar to Pilot Kokuno in Fine nib if you would like the comparison. Hope it helps.I wonder if Parker 51 is much better quality than this one. I would love to compare them, I just can't afford getting an expensive pen, especially now, so I am on the look out for another, so I can use different inks in my pens. I am looking for trully Extra fine as I write a lot in my classes and my lab notebook at work.

This pen has become one of my favorite pens. It's smooth to write and works right out of the box. The ink reservoire is large and allows you to write for months. The ink window is a very nice feature that allows you to always know how much ink is left in the pen. At first, it was a bit scratchy to write but as the ink began to flow through and I got used to writing with it, it becomes very nice and smooth. The blue cap on the top and bottom of the pen makes it looks classy. I don't know why others complained so much about this pen; but I hope they know that they can always return it with Amazon if they're not happy with it. I got a really nice experience out of purchasing this pen and also bought one for my wife. I highly recommend this pen and the seller czxwyst, who wrote to me personally to thank me for the purchase. Plus, the pens arrived at my place only 1-2 days. Great experience overall.