Scriveiner Black Lacquer Rollerball Pen - Stunning Luxury Pen Real Gold Plating Schmidt Ink Refill Best Roller Ball

The pen is beautiful and stylish, and it writes far better than my Mont Blanc pen. I was so impressed with the quality that I decided to buy one for every member of my team and had each pen engraved with their name. Every single person commented on how much they love their pen and how much they cherish it. Read more

Exceptional writing instrument! I am amazed at how it just easily glides across the pages. Its smooth action and comfortable weight fit my hand so well. I had it engraved and it looks and feels elegant but solid. Now I am spoiled and can’t imagine writing with a cheap Bic or another pen ever again! Read more

I admit to having a weird thing about pens or writing instruments in general. It's not to the the point of being a fetish, but I do love them. This pen gets everything right for me. It has a certain heft to it without being too bulky. It feels good in the hand and looks beautiful. I love rollerballs and this one flows so smoothly. Everything about it feels like quality, and at the price, it represents a great value. I have now purchased four of these Scriveiner pens (two stainless - (one was for my son), the black/green, and the fountain pen) and each has proven to be fantastic. I also had a question and their customer service person was incredible in her response and desire to make sure I got what I needed. These will be the pens I carry every day from now on. Read more

I've had mine for a year and it's a great pen! I like the looks, the balance and the way it feels to write with it. I recommend getting the ceramic never-dry refills, so if the cap is left off for a bit, it's fine. Read more

A Solid Performer with Noticeable Trade-Offs When reviewing any pen, it’s essential to consider both the competition and what sets it apart. I’ve used this pen extensively and compared it directly to the Zebra G-450, a $10 gel pen that sets a high bar in terms of ink quality, balance, and reliability. Writing Performance: This pen writes smoothly and has a visually sleek design, but its ink tends to bleed through the paper more than the G-450, especially on standard notebook paper. If you’re writing on both sides of a page, this becomes a noticeable issue and can make your notes look messy. The ink color also leans toward a brown-black, which, while unique, doesn’t provide the crisp contrast you’d get from the G-450’s more true black tone. Build and Comfort: In terms of physical feel, the pen is lightweight without the cap, which is nice for long writing sessions, but the moment you post the cap, it becomes top-heavy, throwing off the balance. That said, compared to the G-450, it does fatigue the hand less over extended use. This makes it a better fit for people who write quickly or take long notes, assuming they can overlook the ink bleed issue. Conclusion: This pen has a place—its smooth writing, lighter grip, and distinct ink tone offer a nice alternative to more rigid, weighty pens. However, for precision, clean double-sided note-taking, and a richer black ink, the Zebra G-450 remains the stronger option. This pen is good—but it’s has some catching up to do. Read more

This writes so easily and is so elegant in appearance and quality. I chose a customized one with name of the user. It made a wonderful birthday gift for my son. Read more

This is a beautiful pen. It is an outstanding gift. Our recipient loved it. It screams of class. I can see why the king of England likes it. Read more

I just received this in the mail and it is really classy looking. I have replaced it with another pen that I won't mention the brand, but it is real close and they use Scriveiner refills too. This brand surprised me, because I bought two of their Fountain Pens that I am really enjoying, those write like glass if you are into fountain pens. I just wish these were a tad girthier. The pen is weighty. And does not feel or look cheap. I always saw them on websites, but was not sure. I am now. The people that are having trouble with the writing or skipping, it's not the pen, sometimes you just get a bad refill. You have to take into account that the pen possibly has been sitting in a cold warehouse and the ink could be a little gunked up. Rub it between your hands or let it sit for a bit in a warm environment. Or maybe soak the body of the refill in some warm water. It is ink and it does freeze if you're in a cold area. And you can buy different sizes and colors of the refills. They come in fine, medium and broad. I have found a nicely priced pen that will not break the bank. Hopefully Scriveiner will come out with different designs. Read more