Parker Jotter Fountain Pen | Royal Blue | Medium Nib with Blue Ink | Gift Box

I am a fan of Parker Pens as they are quality products and are easy to use. This fountain pen is no exception and is great to use. It came with one free inc cartridge and is compatible with the cartridges from my old pen. It is a shame that the grip is made of plastic as I would have liked to have seen it be made out of metal like the rest of the pen or even out of something that provides a more comfortable grip. Overall it is a great product and I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes fountain pens.

Perfect small, light, compact and reliable fountain pen. Smooth reasonably wet writing no skips or hard starts. Great for making notes. Might be on the small side for some especially for longer writing sessions.

This is a nice fountain pen to use. It's surprisingly light and the ink flows easily through the nib. It is a pleasure to write with it. BUT I have only had it a few days and the problems I've had with other fountain pens usually occurs after months or even years of use. So far this is a good pen

I love to use this pen, it is very smooth over paper (even cheap paper). I would 100% buy this again. My only complaint would be the grip, the all metal design looks beautiful but you sacrifice the grip. I know this would probably never happen on a parker but i would love a high quality rubber grip as oppose to the metal one.

The parker jotter is an amazing budget fountain pen. it came with one free inc cartridge and is compatible with the cartridges from my old pen. Overall it is a great product and I would definitely recommend to anyone who requires a bang for buck fountain pen

Very light and small pe, is more suita le for kids than adult! Writing is ok-ish, Not worth the money!

Amazing quality pen. Only issue i had was opening the pen to put the ink in because it was so silky. I had to get 4 other peopme to try open it and their fingers get slipping when trying to open the pen to asd the ink. A beautiful writing pen though.

This write like a dream. An absolute pleasure really. In fact it is so smooth I was forgetting that I was using a fountain pen. I'm also left handed, which often means that using such writing devices can set the whole thing back with scratched (etched) results, and a whole load of spilled ink ecerywhere. This hasn't happened. The main fault within the pen is its flimsy and light weight. Parker pens have seemingly adopted this theme in all of their pens nowadays. I somehow find it difficult to be happy about this uncompromising change. Thirty years ago the pens would have weighed twice as much. To.lighten this much seems toncheapen the entire range. Without making top obvious a comparison, I managed to pick up a similar non Parker pen a fortnight ago, which hasn't adapted itself to the lightened version. It doesn't even out as well with the writing nor general use of it, but it feels sturdy, and not as if it is about to snap in half at any given moment. I'm just saying that's all. I'd more than welcome the heavier tool's comeback.