Jinhao X750 vs Zebra Pen G-750

I find vac fillers interesting and fun and am really glad there are affordable versions on the market. For under $10, I think the Jinhao X750 is fantastic. It feels and looks classy, it’s smooth as butter, and I genuinely think it might be the best value for money of any fountain pen I’ve tried.

What a waste of a great design and function. The price of the refills is utterly maddening. Not to mention that the refills are so small and barely contain any ink. Huge letdown

Weight wise it’s comparable with her current Jinhao x750. It’s a great fountain pen and I would recommend the medium on this one only because Japanese nibs are ground finer for finer lines than most other nibs.

It's a weak point for no other reason than to disallow other refills 3rd, mostly a personal issue, the knurling is too shallow and is almost just decorative, at times, it actually feels more slippery than the smooth barrel I would overlook any of the other two problems if one didnt exist the weight is nice and heavy, 33-35g ish, balance is good in my opinion, 2-3mm from center biased to the rear. The ink is a nice one, but its a gel pen, and pretty garbage at writing on anything that isnt totally dry and mostly smooth. its a nice pen, but buy a f701 and paint n bake or duracote that instead

I have rejected Dryden and AmazonBasics pens for being too difficult to hold, especially for longer writing sessions, because they are both too slim and too slippery. I just got the Jinhao x750 this week, and I think I might like the grip, but something about it encourages me to use more tension in my grip. I need a pen that I can hold without too much tension in my hand/wrist.

I've got a pen fetish and am always looking for THE pen. Already loving the regular zebra gel pen this one is even better. Has a really nice weight to it. Writes great

Typical Jinhao pen. This one has a nice nib, this is not always the case. The build quality is good and with a replacement nib they are quite the value.

I was looking for a nice high-quality metal pen that I could carry with me every day. The idea was that if it is metal it will be robust enough for my rough daily use. I use pens very frequently, so I was looking for one I could clip in my pocket next to my multi-tool to always have on me. I really liked this pen - and used it long enough to go through the first tube of ink