Zebra Pen G-Series Stainless Steel Gel Ink Pen JK-Refill
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About Zebra Pen G-Series Stainless Steel Gel Ink Pen JK-Refill
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
69% liked the vibrant colors, but 31% found them dull
I am having problems with the pens maintaining a smooth line on paper and they cut-out, leaving incomplete spaces in whatever I am writing.
83% liked the compatibility with multiple pens, but 17% found it didn't fit theirs
The refills fit perfectly and it was an easy plug-and-play endeavor.
The refill sent was not compatible with my Expandz.
I have been dissatisfied with the blue and black refills since removing the wax.
I received plastic refills from the supplier who misrepresented the item. They were leaky, so I discarded them except for the spring and nib.
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92% found it easy to install, while 8% had difficulties
If the spring is removed, the refill will fit in my pen.
The clip on the barrel tends to loosen over time and becomes useless when it is loose.
82% found the ink capacity generous, but 18% thought it was too small
After 1-2 weeks of use, the cartridges stopped writing smoothly and the ink was intermittent during normal writing.
The ink refill has been underperforming for about a week.
I experience ink skipping and the pen tip dragging across the page.
73% praised the smooth ink flow with minimal bleed, while 27% experienced blotches and excessive bleeding
Initially, the ink had a fine point and worked wonderfully. However, after one to two weeks of use, the cartridges stopped writing smoothly and the ink became intermittent during normal writing. I had to repeatedly go back over previous writing to ensure that all letters had been written completely.
I have complained about the ink skipping and the tip of the pen dragging across the page instead of gliding, which indicates poor ink flow and bleed of the pen refill.
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The ink skipping and the tip of the pen dragging across the page instead of gliding indicate poor ink flow and bleed of the pen refill, which I have complained about.
73% praised the leak-resistant design, while 27% experienced ink spills
I prefer metal refills over plastic ones as they have leaked on me once or twice while working outside in extreme summer heat in Las Vegas.
I was left with no pen at the library as it stopped working, indicating that the pen refill is not leak resistant.
83% appreciated the durable tip, while 17% found it broke easily
The refills are durable and last for a long time. I can write for hours without any smudging, skipping or ink blobs, which is a common problem with many other ballpoint pen refills.
Our refills are durable and never break down when writing on a specific type of paper, but they do break down on another type of paper.
When I slide the pen closed, the tip is still exposed, which can cause problems when not in use.
The pen refill used to be made of metal but now it is made of cheaper plastic and stops working with 40% of ink still in cartridge.
