The ink also flows well on glossy paper

Mine came with black ink - fine ink

I do use this, but will probably pass it to my husband who is right-handed since I smear the ink

ink stopped working after 4 days. completely unacceptable.

The problem I have in part is my own fault for not clearly reading the description, but who’s brilliant idea is to sell the black pen with blue ink?It would be nice if in the selling options there was a choice for the ink color, that way the customer had no chance of getting the wrong ink.

If you like thicker point pens with a strong, smooth ink representation then this is a great option.

Smooth ink flow.

Classic look works great but comes with cheap standar ink should buy gel version

I personally prefer the ball point ink because of its robustness, both of line and of life, and for its resistance to water.

The pen doesn't scratch paper, the ink doesn't bleed through

Great design aesthetically, however the ink is far 5o inconsistent to be considered for use in a professional environment.

The ink wasn't very strong and black either, as if it was drying out a bit.

Only downside is that it always comes in medium point blue ink and i need fine tip black ink for work.

Quinkflow ink that comes with the Jotter is one of the better ballpoint inks I've used.

Personally, I prefer the gel ink that I received in this Jotter as the writing action is smooth and consistent

I love the Parker gel ink inside the pen; so smooth and skip free

The ink and pencil lead work/write so well.

The Uni-ball website says the Jetstream RT offers smoother writing and quick-drying ink

For those who prefer Gel refills and those like the Pilot G2 (and even if you don't prefer the Gel inks) the Parker Gel may suit your needs.

It feels like a quality pen in general that comes with excellent ink to start with (if contains the composite lower half rather than all metal).I couldn't recommend the Parker Jotter more, and I highly recommend trying out the Schmidt 9000 M refill...