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title: "Asvine Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Luxury Titanium Fine Point Pen V200 Series, Clear Demonstrator Smooth Writing Pen Gift Case"
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# High-grade titanium & acrylic build Ergonomic no-slip grip for long writing Vacuum filling system for max ink capacity Asvine Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Luxury Titanium Fine Point Pen V200 Series, Clear Demonstrator Smooth Writing Pen Gift Case

**Brand:** asvine
**Price:** € 97.45
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖋️ Elevate your writing game with titanium precision and ink that never quits!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Asvine Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Luxury Titanium Fine Point Pen V200 Series, Clear Demonstrator Smooth Writing Pen Gift Case by asvine
- **How much does it cost?** € 97.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asvine enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asvine brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Fine Point Nib:** Hand-polished stainless steel nib delivers smooth, controlled strokes with just the right feedback.
- • **Travel-Ready Shut-Off Valve:** Unique screw-down valve prevents leaks and burps, making it the perfect pen for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Ink Freedom with Vacuum Power:** Innovative vacuum filling system holds more ink than cartridges—ditch converters and refill straight from the bottle.
- • **Ergonomic Grip, All-Day Comfort:** No-slip titanium section designed for marathon writing sessions without fatigue or discomfort.
- • **Titanium Toughness, Featherweight Feel:** Crafted from premium titanium and acrylic for unmatched durability without the bulk.

## Overview

The Asvine V200 Series Fountain Pen combines luxury-grade titanium and acrylic materials with a high-capacity vacuum filling system, delivering a smooth, fine-point writing experience. Its ergonomic no-slip grip and innovative shut-off valve make it ideal for professionals seeking durability, comfort, and leak-free portability in a sleek demonstrator design.

## Description

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Review: This pen has no right being this good. - Excellent packaging. Comes with a wrench to disassemble; already pre-lubricated and ready to fill and use. Built quality: When filled, this pen has some heft. When posted, it may be a little too back heavy. Balance is perfect when not posted. Grip is excellent. No noticeably sharp edges in the transition from metal to acrylic near the grip. The cap threads are not uncomfortable for someone that would like to hold the pen a little further back. Grip is comfortable and not too slippery. It has a satin finish; this will probably help with those with sweaty or greasy fingers during long writing sessions, and is much better than a "piano smooth" surface. The rear cap screws securely with only a slight wobble when loosened to let the ink flow. The two rings you see near the back are rubberized and help hold the cap when posting the pen; I wonder how long they will last and if they're replaceable. There are no visible seems on the acrylic portion of the body and cap. My only complaint is the top corners of the spring clip on the cap had some sharp corners. They weren't burrs, just sharp... nothing that can't be sanded down slightly with some sandpaper. The spring clip itself has some nice spring to it that holds the pen secure when clipped to a pocket or organizer. The nib appears to be a Jowo type unit with some proprietary modifications; specifically, when unscrewed, there is a thick rubber o-ring at the base of the feed housing that probably helps to seal the pen. Otherwise, the nib and feed pull easily from the nib housing, which is what probably should be done if attempting to replace the nib with something else... though I don't think you have to! Filling was quick and easy without drama. As mentioned, the piston in the pen I received seemed to be already pre-lubricated, though no lube was included in the packaging, just a wrench. I was easily able to do a "super-fill" without spilling ink everywhere. Writing experience. This is smooth. There's a moderate amount of flow that feels just right. It lasts a while with the vacuum mechanism sealed completely, which works well for jotting down a few quick notes; you'll be able to write at least half an A5-sized page before the ink starts to dry up slightly, in turn increasing the amount of feedback you feel. Speaking of which, it's not buttery smooth like a Pilot nib, or pencil-like in feel like a Sailor, but there is enough feedback to feel the texture of the paper you're writing on. It's a steel nib, but there is some slight bounce to it; you can vary ink flow by the amount of pressure you apply when writing; useful when writing with a shimmer or glitter ink. Overall experience: I am pleasantly surprised by this pen. It's well worth its price; you definitely get more for your money than what you pay for with this one.
Review: A technical and aesthetic masterpiece? - First of all, this is a very well made pen. It's heavy. It feels precise like a machinist's tool. (Mine is the black frosted version.) I've been into fountain pens for about 10 years and have had probably a couple dozen pens up to the $200 mark. I'm especially into flex nibs for handwriting and fine art. I tend to like large ink capacities of piston fill, vac fill, eyedropper, bulk fill etc. The V200 is a vac filler with a key feature, a shut off valve. If you screw the back-end cap all the way down, ink flow from the reservoir to the section and nib is shut off. I've learned this is a far better design on any pen with such a large ink capacity, as this when shut off can absolutely prevent most burping, and prevent leaking while traveling as well. Honestly I will only eye-dropper fill this pen, which I find easier than the vacuum party trick, but the shut-off valve is what is key. While the nib that comes with this pen is just fine, I like to replace stock nibs with some kind of modern flex nib. My favorites are the FPR Ultraflex, and the Bluedew nib which is basically a stainless steel version of a Zebra G dip pen nib, intended for fountain pens. As it happens, the Bluedew nib unit, including the nib, feed, and plastic cylinder, will screw directly into the V200 nib section, the o-ring even seals up nicely. It's practically like they were designed to work together. (The plastic threads of the nib units I believe don't exactly match but it doesn't seem to matter.) This is definitely the easiest pen I've had for converting to a first-rate flex nib. Other similar pens I've had are the Opus 88 demonstrator and various Twsbi. Also Majohn, Jinhao, Pilot, FPR, Noodlers, Hongdian, Moonman, Duke, a bunch of Lamy's, etc. I would put the V200 at the top of the heap. The black frosted version in particular is aesthetically just wonderful. Perhaps the Opus 88 is slightly more premium feeling and looking, though that pen is twice the price and has its own drawbacks, like requiring way too many turns to uncap, and not being able to post. Also not at all easy to fit alternate flex nibs to the Opus. The V200 takes only 1-1/4 turns to uncap, posts very well. For these reasons, the V200 is my new number 1. For my admittedly particular purposes, it's practically perfect. I already want to get a couple more.

## Features

- Durable Material-- All parts are from high-grade titanium and acrylic. The superb titanium is well known for the extremely high durability and exceptional light weight.
- Well-Balanced for Daily Writing -- The ergonomic titanium section has a no-slip design and ensure you have a comfort grip for long time writing.
- High Ink Capacity -- The pen's built-in vacuum filling system holds far more ink than a cartridge and lets you draw ink straight from the bottle, no converter required!
- Easy Flow and Write Smoothly --Equipped with a hand-polished stainless steel nib and quality feed system to ensure you write effortlessly on any type of paper.
- Easy Filling- Simply untwist the end cap, pull up the vacuum rod then push down, ink is filled. To use the pen for longer, unscrew the vacuum knob a few turns to let ink flow from the barrel to the nib.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CT2JVLKL |
| Additional Features | Vacuum Filling |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #18,560 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #54 in Fountain Pens |
| Body Shape | Cylinder |
| Brand | Asvine |
| Brand Name | Asvine |
| Closure Type | Screw Off Cap |
| Color | Titanium |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 722 Reviews |
| Drill Point | Fine |
| Grip Type | Ergonomic Grip |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Hardness | F |
| Ink Base | Water |
| Ink Color | No Ink Included |
| Item Diameter | 15 Millimeters |
| Item Weight | 37.5 Grams |
| Line Size | 0.5mm Millimeters |
| Manufacturer | Asvine |
| Material | Acrylic, Titanium |
| Material Type | Acrylic, Titanium |
| Model Number | ASV200AF |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Writing |
| Style | Asvine Fine |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 12 months |
| Writing Instrument Form | Fountain Pen |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Asvine
- **Writing Instrument Form:** Fountain Pen
- **Color:** Titanium
- **Ink Color:** No Ink Included
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This pen has no right being this good.
*by C***J on May 12, 2025*

Excellent packaging. Comes with a wrench to disassemble; already pre-lubricated and ready to fill and use. Built quality: When filled, this pen has some heft. When posted, it may be a little too back heavy. Balance is perfect when not posted. Grip is excellent. No noticeably sharp edges in the transition from metal to acrylic near the grip. The cap threads are not uncomfortable for someone that would like to hold the pen a little further back. Grip is comfortable and not too slippery. It has a satin finish; this will probably help with those with sweaty or greasy fingers during long writing sessions, and is much better than a "piano smooth" surface. The rear cap screws securely with only a slight wobble when loosened to let the ink flow. The two rings you see near the back are rubberized and help hold the cap when posting the pen; I wonder how long they will last and if they're replaceable. There are no visible seems on the acrylic portion of the body and cap. My only complaint is the top corners of the spring clip on the cap had some sharp corners. They weren't burrs, just sharp... nothing that can't be sanded down slightly with some sandpaper. The spring clip itself has some nice spring to it that holds the pen secure when clipped to a pocket or organizer. The nib appears to be a Jowo type unit with some proprietary modifications; specifically, when unscrewed, there is a thick rubber o-ring at the base of the feed housing that probably helps to seal the pen. Otherwise, the nib and feed pull easily from the nib housing, which is what probably should be done if attempting to replace the nib with something else... though I don't think you have to! Filling was quick and easy without drama. As mentioned, the piston in the pen I received seemed to be already pre-lubricated, though no lube was included in the packaging, just a wrench. I was easily able to do a "super-fill" without spilling ink everywhere. Writing experience. This is smooth. There's a moderate amount of flow that feels just right. It lasts a while with the vacuum mechanism sealed completely, which works well for jotting down a few quick notes; you'll be able to write at least half an A5-sized page before the ink starts to dry up slightly, in turn increasing the amount of feedback you feel. Speaking of which, it's not buttery smooth like a Pilot nib, or pencil-like in feel like a Sailor, but there is enough feedback to feel the texture of the paper you're writing on. It's a steel nib, but there is some slight bounce to it; you can vary ink flow by the amount of pressure you apply when writing; useful when writing with a shimmer or glitter ink. Overall experience: I am pleasantly surprised by this pen. It's well worth its price; you definitely get more for your money than what you pay for with this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A technical and aesthetic masterpiece?
*by C***F on May 12, 2025*

First of all, this is a very well made pen. It's heavy. It feels precise like a machinist's tool. (Mine is the black frosted version.) I've been into fountain pens for about 10 years and have had probably a couple dozen pens up to the $200 mark. I'm especially into flex nibs for handwriting and fine art. I tend to like large ink capacities of piston fill, vac fill, eyedropper, bulk fill etc. The V200 is a vac filler with a key feature, a shut off valve. If you screw the back-end cap all the way down, ink flow from the reservoir to the section and nib is shut off. I've learned this is a far better design on any pen with such a large ink capacity, as this when shut off can absolutely prevent most burping, and prevent leaking while traveling as well. Honestly I will only eye-dropper fill this pen, which I find easier than the vacuum party trick, but the shut-off valve is what is key. While the nib that comes with this pen is just fine, I like to replace stock nibs with some kind of modern flex nib. My favorites are the FPR Ultraflex, and the Bluedew nib which is basically a stainless steel version of a Zebra G dip pen nib, intended for fountain pens. As it happens, the Bluedew nib unit, including the nib, feed, and plastic cylinder, will screw directly into the V200 nib section, the o-ring even seals up nicely. It's practically like they were designed to work together. (The plastic threads of the nib units I believe don't exactly match but it doesn't seem to matter.) This is definitely the easiest pen I've had for converting to a first-rate flex nib. Other similar pens I've had are the Opus 88 demonstrator and various Twsbi. Also Majohn, Jinhao, Pilot, FPR, Noodlers, Hongdian, Moonman, Duke, a bunch of Lamy's, etc. I would put the V200 at the top of the heap. The black frosted version in particular is aesthetically just wonderful. Perhaps the Opus 88 is slightly more premium feeling and looking, though that pen is twice the price and has its own drawbacks, like requiring way too many turns to uncap, and not being able to post. Also not at all easy to fit alternate flex nibs to the Opus. The V200 takes only 1-1/4 turns to uncap, posts very well. For these reasons, the V200 is my new number 1. For my admittedly particular purposes, it's practically perfect. I already want to get a couple more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice vacuum filler
*by E***A on April 12, 2024*

I have been using this pen for about a week and here are my thoughts. The pen is well made and it comes in a nice plastic box with a wrench for maintenance . The pen is. Transparent acrylic with a titanium grip section, titanium blind cap and titanium cap competent (the clip). Packaging & Accessories: 10/10 Well made packaging with a plastic case (foam inside) with the pen in a little plastic bag. Also, Asvine provides the wrench (sometimes sold separately on other models). Aesthetics & Quality (9/10) The pen is mainly an acrylic transparent plastic cylinder with titanium components. All in all, the pen is well made, sits well in the hand (the section is shaped as a milk bottle and allows for a comfortable grip). This is good because the pen is not light: the vacuum filling mechanism provides a good heft to the pen. I usually don’t post and posting would probably back weight the pen: the pen is plenty long unposted. A few words on the vacuum mechanism: I am not overly familiar with this filling mechanism but I can say that I struggled to get ink in this pen when I received it. It appeared there was suction (i.e., vacuum), but it was not very strong and I was getting just a tiny amount in the pen. I disassembled the nib (you just unscrew it from the section and you need no tool) and checked that there were 2 o-rings (one at the bottom and one on top of the section). I re-assembled the pen, cleaned it and waited a couple of days, then I tried to fill it again. That time it worked (I got about 50% fill): I think the problem was that the nib was not screwed all the way into the section and so the vacuum was not strong enough to get enough ink in the reservoir. In case you run into the same problem, just try to screw the nib a little tighter (just be careful not to break the nib housing, it is made of plastic). Nib and wiring quality: 9/10 As mentioned, the nib unscrews for replacement or maintenance. Asvine nibs are compatible with any #6 nibs, so if you don’t like the nib that the pen comes with, you can swap it for a Jowo, Bock or any other of your liking. The nib is friction fit so all you have to do is gently pull it out and use the Asvine feed. The nib I got is a fine: it writes like a Western fine and it is very smooth with a slight hint of feedback (i.e., good feedback). The feed is plastic and keeps up very well with no skipping. I am happy with this nib. Weight and Dimensions: 8/10 This is a big pen that some heft, so if you like light pens, this might not be for you. I did need some time to get used to as at first I was surprised by the girth and weight of the pen, but after a day or so it felt good to write with it. Also, remember to unscrew the blind cap (do not pull on the blind cap when ink is in the reservoir) to allow ink into the feed, otherwise it will dry pretty quickly. The pen comes with a safety feature: there is an o’ring at the end of the piston that seals the section from the reservoir so that you can transport the pen even on an airplane and don’t have ink spilling all over the place (just be cognizant of opening the reservoir and put the pen nib up and the ink in the section will go back into the reservoir and then seal the reservoir and you are ready to board). Cost & Value: 9/10 The pen is not cheap at $47 on Amazon, and the question is if it is worth it. Well, the pen is well made, it has titanium components and the vacuum mechanism looks very similar to those of vacuum fillers that are $20-$30 more expensive. Is this worth $47? The answer is subjective. I find the pen well-made and worth to have in my collection and the $47 are well spent (compare with similar products out there but you won't find one with titanium components). I enjoy writing with it and I am going to use it for work or leisure for sure. Conclusion: (45/50 –90%) This Asvine has lot going for it: 1. It is well made and the materials and components appear to be of excellent quality. I think it rivals similar products by more expensive brands. 2. The nib is a great writer: smooth with a hint of feedback and never skips. 3. The weight is OK once you get used to it, and it doesn’t take that long. 4. Asvine provides a wrench for maintenance as a nice bonus. By the way, the nib section unscrews as well for maintenance if you want to (I don’t think one would need to go to this extremes). 5. The pen has titanium components, which are usually found on products that cost much more than this one. Nonetheless, there are some cons (if we can call them so): 1. Alignment of nib and cap: I am a little OCD and especially in a transparent cap I like the nib to align with the clip. The threads are such that you have to try multiple times unscrewing and screwing the cap to achieve alignment. Not a deal breaker, but wanted to mention it. In conclusion, this is a nice vacuum filler, well made and a great writer.

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