2021 PEOPLE'S CHOICE! YOUR TOP Gel Pens, Ballpoint Pens, Fountain Pens, & More!

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0:00 Intro

0:21 GEL PENS

2:27 BALLPOINT PENS

3:52 HIGHLIGHTER

5:16 FOUNTAIN PENS

6:48 Outro
7:11 End Screen Links

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What is JetPens?
- We are an online stationery store. We carry unique, high-quality pens, paper, and art supplies from Japan and beyond.

Where can I buy the products?

Do you ship to my country?

How much does shipping cost and how long does it take?

What currency are your prices listed in? Can I see the prices in my country’s currency?
- Our prices are listed in US dollars. Our website currently does not have the option to use other currencies.

Do you have any offers, coupons, or promotions?

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[JetPens]

We can't believe we're almost at 600k subs! To celebrate YOU, our subs, we're showing ALL of your favorite pens in this video. Should we do one for pencils? Like this video and comment below if so!

[Naradii]

I love how you interact with the audience <3 you make us feel like a real community

[Browndrea]

As someone who writes really small and always manages to smudge other inks, I'll always vouch for the Pilot Hi-Tec pens and the Coleto pens. It's the best 0.3 tip I've ever used!

[sherrycohen]

I've always been a stationery nerd and I love just about all my pens. The Parker Jotter has sentimental value for me because my late father liked them. Today I just ordered a Preppy fountain pen for my 10-year-old son. He wanted to try a fountain pen. I'm not letting him touch mine, even though I have a ridiculous number of them! Please do a video on subscribers' favorite planners, notebooks, and pencils.

[CieisMe]

There IS a difference if you live at altitude (6500 feet or higher) for gel pens and in a dry climate. The EnerGel works exceptionally well at altitude and in a dry climate. The Zebra Sarasa works really well in a dry climate, however, we have experienced leaking ink at altitude and the same with the Pilot G2. We're not ballpoint fans so can't speak to whether or not they have issues at altitude and dry climate. Fountain pens will dry out faster in a dry climate but seem to work just fine at altitude.

[funkytime]

I love the energel. It dries fast and writes smooth

[vampSaam]

I've been using the Pilot Frixion for colour coded scheduling for a few years now. So easy to rub out when schedules change! My new fav is Zebra Sarasa clip vintage pens. And Uni jetstream was an oldskool fav back in my uni days.

[stolen_stardust]

for note-taking, i’ve tried so many different pen bodies, thinking that bigger and squishier is better… but they turned out to cause me more hand cramps that a smaller sarasa clip pen. combine with pentel energel ink and *chefs kiss*!

i also got a twsbi diamond recently and i LOVE IT, it’s so handy to refill and change out the nibs! absolutely wonderful.

oh and for my kokuyo jibun techo lite, the brown energel coleta in .3mm is a live saver - thin enough to write in the small grid side, and such a nice warm brown color!

[hitithititrawnevergently]

im kinda tipsy rn and ive never thought that pen reviews on youtube were actually a thing. im a 2nd year college student and even tho im taking up culinary arts, i need a decent quick drying pen for taking notes of recipes (also left handed so u know the struggle). never would i thought id be geeking out on pens to all pf those who are watching this vid rn, good luck on your academic/work journey!

edit: also, thank you JetPens for this informative video!

[josesaldivar]

Jen seems like just the nicest and sweetest person! So we’ll and soft spoken. Love y’all Jetpens! Sarasa for the win!

[MysticMarni]

JetPens videos are my Show. I need them now. You guys are amazing.

[paulherman]

Whilst I love my vintage Esterbrook pens, a personal favourite is the Wahl-Eversharp Skyline from the 1940s. Just a joy to write with!

[ellel.]

I love my gel pens (vintage Sarasa, Pilot Juice Up and Energel, in particular), but I have ventured into some fountain pens lately. I have a Pilot Kakuno - super fine line, beginner friendly and a pastel body that makes me smile. And a couple Monami Olika colors - olive is my current obsession. They're both extremely budget-friendly, yet still reliable and fun to use. I love that there are so many great options for all kinds of budgets. Jetpens is my go-to place for all stationery!!! Looking forward to the notebook favorites video.

[Rhythmloid]

I love the pentel energel (clena) pens. The body is so adorable!!! I love the Striped designs!

[robsteingruber]

I have a Lamy Safari that has really ignited my passion for fountain pens. My wife bought me a Pelikan for Christmas and OH MY GOODNESS, the difference between them is amazing. For rollerball pens I prefer the Retro 51s. The exterior designs are so interesting and they write so well.

[danwilson]

I love the pilot juice up 0.4 blue black!!!

[andrewjune]

The energel comes in a permanent version that I love and use. In 0.5mm and 0.7mm is waterproof and fraud resistant, great for working in the medical field where prescriptions get forged and signatures get altered, disappear, or duplicated.

[NotAnEldritchHorror]

My favourite fountain pen is the Kaweko Liliput Fireblue and it probably wasn't featured as it is on the upper end in terms of price. I got mine as a gift for my sixteenth birthday from my parents and it writes better than most other pens I've used and it somehow looks even better!

[samantams]

It’s official now - I wait for bloopers scenes by the end of JetPens videos more than I wait for movies extra scenes after credits.

[haphuongle]

For someone who likes fountain pens AND highlighters, the Steadler Text Surfer Classic is the only one that works for me. The price is reasonable, and I can easily find it in my country. It was the most common highlighter available in my region long before stationary gain this much attention. That was about 12 years ago.