GC QUILLCalligraphy Set Fountain Pens 7 Different Size Nibs and 36 Assorted Ink Cartridges Kit for Calligraphy Lettering - Complete Easy Learning Set for Beginners F736

Love these pens, the ink cartridges could use some work though. They write smooth with bottled ink and the converters (included).

These pens are awesome. I'm well versed in calligraphy, but they are a nice set for a newbie to the art. And the best part is my left handed twin sister, who insists that she can't do calligraphy, can actually write in calligraphy with these pens. Now if you don't have patience, I don't suggest using these pens because some of them do take a bit of time to intially have the ink start. And the cleaning process takes patience too. But overall, I love em as a quick set with a great selection of colors!

ProsQuality TipsClear InstructionsGreat selection of ColorsConsInk doesn't last very longQuality of the pens is not as desired.

These pens are great for calligraphy. Nice flowing ink. Easy to use, variety of sizes. Recommend it.

I want to begin this by stating that I have used fountain pens for years. I know how to use and care for them. I prefer to use the converter (the plastic tube inside the pens when you first open them) to refill with my own ink. Being as that I ran out of ink, I chose to use an ink cartridge. BIG mistake The cartridges that I put in each one have leaked EVERYWHERE. Black, pink, blue and purple were the ones I tried and each leaked. I then attempted to use the converter. Sure enough, ink. Everywhere.The instructions state to keep the pen upright to allow ink to flow to the nib. I dont reccomend this as the ink will flow to the nib... Then it'll flow right and pool out..Again, I have used these types of pends for year, so this is not ma case of a novice user using it wrong. but I am unsure why mine are not working correctly, I just hope this was a one-off situation because these pens just do not seem to be designed properly. I now have ink all over the place nd a bunch of pens I cant use.

They come with a refillable cartridges and the usual disposable ink cartridges. Five out of six pens work with the disposable cartridge and one does not, however if I use the refillable cartridge in the pen that didn’t work, it does because you can push the ink through by twisting it. It’s how the refillable works, but if your not careful it leaks all over you fingers. I would exchange it but I’m afraid that more than one pen won’t work in the new one. Not great pens but the fact you get the refillable cartridge in addition to the disposable ones is the only reason to pay this much for these pens. If they wanted to send me a new working 3.0 size pen I wouldn’t complain.

The best pens I've found lately. The refillable unit inside is easy to use as well. Stick it in the ink twist the plunger thingy and it fills up. You can do it with it already loaded in the pen (by sticking the pen tip directly in the ink) or on its own and then insert it in the pen. Easy peasy. Very smooth flow to the pen when writing. My favorite one's right now.

Got these for my granddaughter during COVID shutdown. She was working from home and doodling while on conference calls, Zoom meetings, and this made the doodling more fun and colorful