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Jinhao X750 -Vs- Jinhao X750

By old4570 August 30, 2018 in China, Korea and Others (Far East, Asia)

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Posted August 30, 2018

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(A) The Yardstick Pen ( Jinhao X750 - The black one )

A while back I put a bunch of pens up against each other to try and find a pen to use as a yardstick , so I had something to compare too .

The winner just happened to be the Jinhao X750 and it was completely factory stock .

( Since then I always wanted to try another X750 to see if it was pure *** that I got a really nice X750 .

So here we are , the X750 has been sitting in a box for quite some time ( Maybe months ? )

I cleaned all my 992 and they are drying now .

The opportunity and time was there to ink the Cream X750 and put it against the yardstick ...

Cream X750 (2) ..............

I was some what amazed , it was really hard to tell the difference between the two pens .

The X750 (2) canted left hard and canted right hard and still wrote ( Smooth ) .

So lightening does strike twice !

Is there a difference = Yes ..

The first X750 ( Yardstick ) is a fraction softer / smoother .. I mean a Bee's tit smoother and softer .

So at this time I have to amend any Chinese pen recommendation I have made ..

If these two pens are the NORM (?) , your first Chinese fountain pen just might have to be the Jinhao X750 .

Cartridge Converter ..... The cartridge converter that came with the cream X750 was not good ( too lose a fit ) and had to be replaced ..

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Posted August 30, 2018

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I found that my lone x750 was a fine writer but the manufacturing on the threads was way sloppy. I had to resort to plumbers tape to keep the body from unscrewing from the section every time I used it. My two x450's are equally fine writers but manufactured to much finer tolerances.

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I share the same experience, my X750 (red lava) is a nice writer, the nib is stiff but very smooth and has a nice flow.

The barrel/section threads are sloppy, like in many other Chinese pens (excluding some of the very recent wing sung models).

Also slightly too heavy for my liking, although the pen balance is quite ok, particularly unposted. I keep it in my office drawer as a back up pen in case other more expensive pens fail me...

It also tends to dry out when left capped for more than a few days, I too had to change the converter...

It's still a good starting point in chinese pens though, given the very cheap price shipment included.

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My converter is not working either. Pen just arrived. Where shall I order replacement to be sure it works, please?

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You can order 5 packs or 10 packs for like a few dollars .. ( Ebay ) Just double check the size of the hole

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