
this pen is a fair example that expensive doesn't always mean better.
while this pen has it's drawbacks, things like ink buildup on the tip, inconsistent flow, and slow drying ink, it does have a few good qualities that earns a place in my coffee cup full o' pens (patent pending).
some of these are: the body style is a rough prism like shape that fits the hand better and keeps it from rolling off the table, the ink has a limited value range, things get black quick, but the depth of black is second to only a pen like a sharpie... the black is rich and velvety.

so yeah, all in all a okay pen for a great price, i probably wouldn't use it by itself, but as a support pen, for things like shadow and fill i would definitely consider the inkjoy 100, and at dirt cheap prices i don't have to worry about these pens running out of ink, like tissues, there are always more where they came from.
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