Auto GS01-S7-SV Oil-based Ballpoint Pen, GS01, Silver

It’s a great pen, especially for under $15. It definitely feels better than a steel Parker Jotter (which is about $7 more). My only gripe (with both, actually) is that the grip could be improved. The Parker is matte, but far too thin and not super textured. This one’s slippery but wider, so overall I’d say it’s better while still imperfect. The click mechanism feels really nice and solid, and the whole pen looks super nice. I feel like it’s more durable than the steel Jotter, because it’s thicker. It’s also a light pen, so great for writing longer. The standard ink is also very high quality. Definitely narrower than advertised (which I like because it’ll last longer), but it’s super smooth and makes dark lines. The clip feels a smidge flimsy, but again the Parker Jotter is like that too. So it’s not intended to be super durable.If you’re a fan of nice pens, this is an excellent choice. I gave it to my brother as a gift after trying it, but I do kinda wish I got one for myself. Because I’d probably use it more than the Jotter. A million times better than “nice” pens like Pilot G2, or Pentel Energel. Definitely worth the price, and I highly recommend it!Pros:- Great feel/comfort- Excellent ink- Nearly unbeatable price- Durable- Smooth click mechanism- Great grip section widthCons:- A smidge slippery- Weak-ish clip (but as solid as comparable pens, so hard to fault it for this)

The media could not be loaded. I've been using this pen for about 2 weeks now for daily journaling and I am enjoying using it.Visually I like how the pen looks and it functions well too.The pen has a good shape and rests in the hand nicely. The length of the tip of the pen to paper feels like a good distance. It's easy to write with and the ink flows nicely.The click mechanism sounds nice and feels right.The weight of the pen is fairly light. There is less fatigue when writing for a long time.I enjoyed this pen so much that I bought 2 more for my graphic designer friends :)I will probably buy some refills so I can keep using this as a daily.

Its a good pen if you want something the has a low mm but the clicking part feels just a tad cheap. The pen itself has some nice weight to it.

Heavy metal pen, feels good in the hand, has a satisfying click, writes well...like really light ink line compared to a gel. feels good to use.

I’ve been using this pen for almost a year here’s my 2 cents,The pen itself is a nice design and is heavy. However the writing quality sucks, the pen ink is inconsistent and feels not very far off from a cheap ball point pen you can buy in bulk. The tip of the pen is not centered and has a slight bend it it, I do not know if this was intentional.

So toughWrites so smooth !Love clicking it !Customers always ask me about it when I have them sign their invoices. I love that. Makes me feel good ya know.

This pen feels nice in my hand. I don't usually prefer rubber grips, so I'm glad the entire body is just metal. The refill is just ok for me, but it can be replaced with a Parker G2 style refill. The pen has a little bit of wobble/rattle, but it's not bad. I think this one is worth the money under $10.

Rarely does a gel pen turn heads, but this one does. In person, it looks metallic and the construction feels premium.I say gel pen because I ended up purchasing their pen refills after being a little let down by the rollerball. The default option works, but the text Is a bit lighter than I had hoped, which is remedied with the different ink mixture the gel pen provides.