Wordsworth & BlackFountain Pen Set, Luxury Bamboo Wood - Extra Fine Nib, Gift Case; Includes 6 Ink Cartridges, Ink Refill Converter -Journaling, Calligraphy; Drawing, Smooth Writing [Rosewood]

This is a very handsome, wooden fountain pen presented in a beautiful wooden case with 6 ink cartridges and clear instructions. I am absolutely blown away with how lovely it is to write with. I am very happy with my purchase and for the incredibly reasonable price it is a no brainer.

I don’t very often write reviews but after using this pen I felt I had to, not only because of the quality of the pen itself but because of the fantastic customer service at Wordsworth & Black.Firstly, the pen is just really nice to look at (see picture). The box is nice although I do wish it “snapped” shut with some form of magnet or at least some sort of clasp. Saying that, as a box that would sit on a desk it is perfect.Secondly, the pen writes like a dream. It has a really nice weight to it and I haven’t noticed any bleed on the back of the paper I am writing on which is mostly 80gsm. The ink flow is constant, which means I’m not going over what I’ve written again. The ink does struggle to write over laser printed paper, eg, I have lists that I have to tick off, if the box is printed tell, the ink doesn’t stick as well, but no problem - I have a back up pen for such menial tasks!Unfortunately, I did have to contact customer services as the lid had stopped clicking on securely. I had asked for a new lid but they sent me a complete new pen with no requirement to send back the defective one (which is good because I have grown quite attached to the pen in such a short space of time), so now I have spare parts!Even with the lid issue I can’t give any less than 5 stars.

Beautyful design , very well made, perfect to the last detail. Excellent Nib, writes well. The style of this fountain pen has distinct touch of Art Deco and Art Nouveau. The Bamboo couloured as Maple is quite beautiful und manufactured to a high standard. This and a modern finish makes this pen stand out. Is very light, you won't get tired. This Pen is a beautiful Gift for anybody or yourself! Price is more than fair for such a piece! Highly recommended! Now, I will order the BALLPOINT-Version of this pen...

The colour of rosewood version is a bit like red mahogony, definitely a nice colour. The wooden case is just as beautiful, but in my case (and if you want to be picky), when you tilt it towards the light, you can see some scratches on the applied finish (and little bumps at the back were the hinges are which makes it obvious the paint has ). There are also little dents, which seem more to be part of the wooden material instead of the condition of the delivery.This is my first fountain pen, so my knowledge is not the best, but the pen writes well on paper -- except with a little sound, which is up to personal preference, or it could be the paper I'm using. The ink provided with the pen are great to start you off. The cap is heavy, and doesn't quite fit onto the end of the pen, but it closes with a satisfying click.However, after a few days to play around with this pen, I think the pen is kind of small for my hands especially the place where you grip the pen, which makes longer writing sessions awkward. For reference, the grip is as thin as a four-year-old's pinky.

Very pleased with the look and feel and how smooth this pen writes.

This is a great pen. Works well. Great to hold. And a fantastic price.

I had coveted one of the Wordsworth & Black pens for a while and I was not disappointed. The pen is exactly as described and would make a beautiful gift, coming packaged with a wooden box in the same style as the pen. It has a lovely weight to it that makes it easy to write and sketch with.

Once upon a time, a "name" on something meant high quality. Not sure what is going on with Wordsworth, but this pen is a bit of a disappointment.Now, don't get me wrong, it is attractive, the wood barrel and cap are finished beautifully and it is all smooth and clean. The brass pieces fit snugly and don't move. In that respect this is a really nice pen.Until you take the cap off.The plastic part of the pen is about as cheap as you can get, badly moulded with a mould ridge where the two pieces clamp together. This does help the plastic part hold in on the wood barrel but ideally it should not be there. I have cheap pens made from better plastic than this. In addition, the plastic feels thin and fragile and is well, it's just not nice. It even feels cheap and nasty. Like something you would expect from a 1970s hong kong knock off. The nib on the pen similarly feels thin and cheap. All together this gives the pen a hobby blank home made aura. Not what I expect for the name and price. Then we get to the interior. This pen is provided with a cartridge replacement unit - basically a plunger ink tube. This also feels like cheap crappy plastic, and does not instil confidence that it has any kind of life-span, and may break at any moment. Rather than clicking home firmly into the bottom of the pen, it sort of grinds in and wibbles around a bit.If I had bought this as a gift for somebody I would be more disappointed and - if left to this as a judgement - would never buy another Wordsworth pen. I find this unfortunate as the two other pens that I did buy as gifts are beautifully made with quality parts.As I mention, this feels like a hobby shop blank that somebody just getting into lathe turning would make. It really does, same plastic and parts that one can expect from 50 for a fiver blanks.Very disappointed that a respected name in pens has put their title to this, and I would not recommend it to anybody. There are better cheap Chinese pens out there. I have yet to add a cartridge to this, or try out the plunger replacement. My concern is that the bottom of the pen - the nib part - is going to fracture, crack or leak if I make the effort.A great shame, because this is an attractive pen, it looks beautiful when you open the box and the box itself is rather attractive as well. Perhaps I should just put it in the cupboard as an ornament...Not what I expected, and not as nice as I hoped.In my opinion, this is overpriced for what it is.

I recently got this and I gotta say, it's pretty cool. It's made of bamboo wood and feels a bit heavy, but that actually makes it feel kinda fancy and solid. Writing with it is super smooth. I was worried about dealing with ink, but it comes with 6 cartridges that are really easy to pop in, so no mess there. Plus, there’s this converter thingy if you wanna use bottled ink instead.The pen writes really well, like it just flows without having to press down hard or anything. It’s great for my journaling and I even tried a bit of drawing. The weight took a little getting used to, but now I kinda like the heft to it.In the box, it looks nice enough to give as a gift, so that’s a bonus. If you're into writing the old-school way or wanna try it out, this pen set is a solid choice. Just be ready for it to feel a bit heavier than your usual pen.

I purchased two of these fountain pens and I must say, I really like them for writing or priniting, the ink flows very smoothly and they are comfortable to hold and have some weight to them. I remember fountain pens from many days gone by and I must say they did a nice job of manufacturing these. The only draw back I have is that the ink does and/or may bleach through to the next page, so be careful and have something underneath the page you are writing on. I was printing on a calendar on my desk and I put a thin piece of cardboard under the page I was writing on and no problems. Very nice stylish pen. Did I mention that I bought two of them because I liked the first one so much ... I guess I did!

Das ist, mit Abstand die beste Feder, die ich jemals hatte. Sie ist sehr weich beim Schreiben.Auch ein Tintenkonverter ist dabei.Abgesehen davon, ist sie wunderschön. Ich kann sie nur empfehlen.👍👍

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Belle présentation du produit. Boite en bois de cerisier ainsi que le stylo. J'ai choisi ce coloris car j'aime la couleur orange. Prise en main facile, plus spécialement pour les petites mains. Stylo plutot léger, 32g.La plume glisse sur le papier, pas de bavure, écrit instantanément. Le seul regret est que l'on ne peut pas mettre le capuchon à l'arrière du stylo. Le capuchon "clic" bien en se refermant. Aucun regret, c'est un bon rapport qualité/prix. A voir dans le temps.