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Jinhao X750

The full set of Jinhao X750 - if you know of any other finish, please let me know (mail or comment)

The full set of Jinhao X750 pens.

Nice pen with a lot of unusual finishes. The typical single pen colors like blue, green, red are missing. If you want e.g. a ferrari-red, you need to look at the X450.
Only silver-trim pens are available, the nib is monotone silver-colored but you can easily exchange it for other nibs. Jinhao bicolor nibs are sold cheaply on Ebay and Aliexpress.

Cap and barrel close with a click. It closes well, so there is a bit of force necessary to reopen it. This might throw some ink into the cap if you open/close it often. Also, it has a tendency to unscrew itself (barrel/feed section).

This is my experimentation pen for other nibs and inks. I especially like the "leather" finish as shown below.

Close-up of a "leather" Jinhao X750 pen
I hope that Jinhao brings out more colors and finishes, I will buy them all.

Data sheet

length (capped):       140 mm
length (uncapped):   125 mm
width (at trimband): 15 mm
width (at barrel):      14 mm
nib length:                 22 mm
nib width:                  9 mm
nib size 6

weight all   : 37.3 - 38.0 g
cap:              14.0 - 14.3 g
barrel:          13.8 - 14.3 g
feed section (including nib):   7.6 - 7.9 g
converter:    ca 1.9 g
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