Majohn C1 Fouintain Pen Bent Nib, Fine to Broad Size, Eyedropper and Converter Filling, Transparent Acrylic Mini Pocket Fude Pen

Esta pluma además de estar muy bien construida funciona correctamente, los plumines moonman se caracterizan precisamente por eso... ser muy correctos y funcionales, el flujo de tinta es continuo y la escritura muy agradable, 100% recomendable.

Lo que necesitaba para mis tintas con brillos, estoy feliz con este producto

Absolutely stunning pen! I had always loved the look of clear eyedrop fillers, but was worried they would look cheap in person, or feel brittle. I finally took the leap and I am not disappointed.Not only is this pen sturdy, visually stunning, but it also writes like a dream. I loaded it with some diamine Poppy Red and it constantly takes my breath away.

I have had my eye on this pen for awhile, so I was quite excited to give it a try. And it certainly does not disappoint! The overall design is highly reminiscent of the Newton Pens shinobi model, a $275 custom pen. Granted, unlike the shinobi, the Moonman C1 presently only comes in one color (transparent), the color of the grip section cannot be specifically selected, and any nib customizations would have to be done separately. But at less than one tenth the price, this seems like a more than fair trade-off.More importantly, the pen exudes the impression of quality from the very beginning. Unlike most Chinese fountain pens, this one actually comes very nicely packaged in a sturdy gift box. The pen inside looks polished and feels sturdy and substantial. It comes with a converter, which feels more solid than the typical stock converter and even contains an agitator bead. However, I intend to use this as an eyedropper to take advantage of the full visual effect and volume of the clear barrel, and indeed it not only comes with a glass eyedropper but is already fitted with an o-ring inside the barrel to prevent any leakage of ink.As usual, the Moonman nib is tasteful and perfectly serviceable as is. But even better is the fact that it is a #6 size, which opens up a whole world of possibilities for interesting nib swaps. Coupled with the huge ink capacity, this pen may be an excellent candidate for swapping in a flex nib. Please see the photos for the results.Pros:- solid build- #6 nib- HUGE ink capacity (5 mL)- o-ring inspires confidence, with zero leakage of ink while screwing in the section on a full fillCons:- no clip- cannot be posted- no way to choose the pattern or color of the acrylic grip sectionOther comments:- has a gentle facet on one edge to prevent rolling, unlike the Moonman M2- visually quite large, even more so than how it feels in hand- flat ends may or may not appeal to some users, but can be used to stand the pen up on either end- flex nib usage requires careful priming to get things started with the right amount of ink, so this particular mod is perhaps not suitable for the beginnerOverall, this pen has a very nicely thought out design and will surely join my M2 in my regular rotation. The way that it stores and shows off ink is just amazing :)

I use my fountain pens mainly for sketching and only occasionally for writing. I bought this Majohn (formerly Moonman) C1 with the bent (fude) nib option but it also came with nib which is appreciated. I enjoy the line variety that's possible with a fude nib but since they can put down a lot of ink they can empty pens fairly quickly. This is where the high ink capacity of the C1 when used as an ink dropper is attractive—it offers huge capacity when used without the supplied adapter.The C1 has a few minor flaws that may bother some people but they aren't an issue for me…• the cap cannot be posted so it's necessary to hold or store it while using the pen• there's no clip so it's not suited for carrying in a shirt pocket• ink droppers can be prone to 'burping' when the heat from your hand expands the air in the reservoir, pushing too much ink through the feed, but I've yet to experience thisThe C1 is an attractive pen. The acrylic cylinder is quite striking (though perhaps not to the same degree as the M1) and is truncated along its length to resist rolling on a flat surface. The multicoloured section doesn't appeal to me—a single colour or even clear would be much nicer—but it's a minor point.Overall this is a distinctive fountain pen and good value.