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ewww, plastic inside 🤢 I also don't like plastic pens (even if they super-duper montblanc, waterman etc), and now searching for just good metal click pen for everyday usage... thanks for the review!

Am I crazy to be confused why you don't show off writing with each of them with a pad right there?

I've got a Parker Jotter for over 25 years now. It's an old model with an indented click-button with Parker logo in it in opposite to the bulge the newer models have. I must say, the older version of the jotter has a heavy click which I adore and can't seem to find anymore...

You did not even go over the ink on the Zebra…

0.7mm is good for A5/B5 sized paper. 0.5mm is good for A6/B6/Pocket (9x14 cm). 0.38mm is good for A7 sized paper.

What about Cross or Paper Mate pens?

Hi, are you from England or America?

To be frank, only the Parker Gel .7 seems to match the G2 Pilot which is my favourite pen. The other ones remind me of those cheap Bic pens I used in school.

Monteverde P15. An extra bold, 'their words' writes like a Medium should...with the Parker Jotter body and GOOD (smooth, thick) paper, and you're good to go. If you need to get writing on multiple surfaces, use the adapter with Fisher Space Pen's FINE POINT inside the Parker Jotter again. Regardless if it's the new smooth metal or plastic body, and, you are Good to go. Thing is, the refill determines the body and vice versa. One can insert the Fisher Space pen into the ZEBRA F-701. Kicks ARSE. LOSE THE PARKER GEL REFILLS. They stink. Go for OHTO rollerballs in their pens. Stop wasting time. Delete dead space in video reviews.

my parker IM all stailess steel i guest... color silver with gold tip and clip

Gel - Parker Qwinkflow Ballpoint - Fisher Space Pen The two best all-rounders, I believe.... at least from your visable results here. I'm currently running the Parker Gel in my daily. No complaints.

i have the older models of the jotter. love them. but the all stainless slips in my hand when i write. i prefer the plastic tip which I find easier to keep my fingers on. but despite loving the jotter, i usually use the all steel f701. its weight, its grip, much better than the jotter. for everyday writing, i use the f701. for more formal business needs, i bring out the jotter with easyflow refill.

very helpful review! Thank you, will stick to the Jotter! its never failed me, and im disappointed to see the jotter xl with plastic threads.

For me the IM wins by default - the F-701 is solid but too short, both the Jotter and XL too skinny.

Thank you for this video! 🤩 Hi, I'm thinking of purchasing the Parker Sonnet Stainless Steel CT Ballpoint Pen (1931512). Do you know if the internal part where it screws is made of plastic or metal like the original Jotter?

Some Parker IM ballpoint pens have a metal end, i.e. they're all metal.

Im a parker I.M user for almost 8 years now, partner with parker 45 that my father gave to which he used when he is still working, I will never forget that 45 , my dad uses it since the 80s now its mine😊

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I own both the jotter and F-701. I recommend skipping the F-701 and buying the F-xMD instead. That one beats all these easily. Then get a Jotter too, as your backup EDC. You'll be all set then!

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Thank you so much! Keep posting a bunch and you will get the viewers and subscribers you need!

How do you review a pen and NOT write with it?

Parker Jotters and Sheaffer Sentinels in metal are very reliable. Sheaffer 300 all metal too

You should probably stick to typing. Thanks though

I've been on the lookout for an all metal or as metal of a pen i can get that won't break the bank and I think the ss Jotter shown here is going to be my stopping point. A bit disappointed in the plastic threads of the xl, after using a jotter for a week I feel it's just a tiny bit small for anything other than a quick scribble but still very nice. I might still buy an xl to try it though. I didn't like the f701, it's not comfortable to write with and the refills aren't very good. I don't mind the industrial looks though. Every other pen I've looked at either doesn't take a decent ballpoint ink refill (which I prefer over gel or liquid roller for a daily pen) or is around $100 or more. Which I understand isnt bad for an all metal machined pen being a machinist myself but I don't want to pay that for a pen honestly.

Nice review! The F-701 is just a plastic pen sheathed in stainless steel. I am not sure what all the fuss is about it. Unscrew the F-701 tip a bit, jam it onto a notepad, and you will see the plastic start to slide out of the top. The good thing is, the F-301 can be full disassembled, then reassembled, but the limited variety of ink refills left me disappointed. I prefer the Parker XL much more these days, but the plastic bits are also a drawback.

Your poor writing almost gave me a headache. Thankfully every pen in this video I've both already used or currently own. You really should start learning how to dress up your writing.

Jotter shape is sh-- with no grip.

I use Parker Jotter XL with Pemmeed ink. Smooth, much better than the Parker ink.

Sorry, but the Zebra F-701 is the hands down winner here and I own a bunch of fine pens.

I like the standard Parker Jotter. Well designed, well priced and reliable also. I have a couple of the Parker IM's as well. Nice, but the premium version is better as all metal. I agree the plastic part on the standard one let's it down.

This video so was so Helpful! I was comparing them on amazon but I could not tell the difference between them from the photos only

Thank you for this! I'm going to buy Some!

This was very helpful to me thank you.

Thaks for your review. I almost buy the Jotter XL blackj matte. Here in Indonesia, the price about 35-45US$. While the classic stainless Steel and standard SS about 15-20US$. At the end I bought the regular black-stainless which about 8US$ and find the Parker 45 at thrift shop for 7US$. No matter that the gold clip already fading out, as long as the body and spring is great. The patina even makes it precious for me.

Hey cool video, love the space pen ink