Lemon M1 Fountain Pen Review

Writing sample on Clairefontaine 90gsm paper
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[@davonsmith7108]

Has some nice details you don't normally see, bit expensive though. Not sure they know we think the name lemon is more for duds ;p

[@ChristopherPendergast]

Looking online they offer a fairly large selection of nibs, either through Ali express or an Etsy shop, standard points and several in the ‘long knife’ style. They seem to be a nib grinding offshoot of Jinhao from what I’ve read elsewhere.

[@SantiagoPens1759]

Indeed, I have seen them around. I wouldn't have much confidence in them after my experience of two duds from two nibs. Maybe I just got really unlucky, but I doubt I would chance them again

[@ChristopherPendergast]

@@SantiagoPens1759 Ordered one with a medium architect a couple nights back, I’ll let you know how I get on.

[@AdrianLee-i7g]

Once again, another Chinese pen manufacturer steals the well-known design of a respected company's product and then knocks out a shoddy copy
My guess is that it will fall apart after a few months' use.
The whole business of churning out these pens is completely immoral. It is highly likely that they are produced by people working for peanuts in dreadful conditions.
Parker invested in the design of this fountain pen, but unfortunately, they can't sue the Chinese pen factory knocking out these fakes through Chinese Courts, as they don't recognise patent law. That is because, of course, they are a communist dictatorship.
Chinese pens are a racket. Avoid them and buy a decent fountain pen. If you like pens from the Far East, buy them from Taiwan and Japan.

[@SantiagoPens1759]

Thanks for your thoughts. Each to their own