The click is just perfect every time.

It is a good pen - the ink is pretty good and it looks sophisticated, has a nice "click" too; great for the price actually

The pen itself is very nice, it's well made, light yet sturdy with a good click

Still it is the only affordable click-to-write (top operated) pens available, all the other ones need two hands to operate in order to twist open.

An always satisfying sturdy "click" when depressed

I like the click of the pen and when it does write it's pretty smooth and nice looking, but I find that it will just not write at times

In addition, fans of James Bond in GoldenEye will recognize the familiar and satisfying "click

The downside of my space pen is that it has a cap and I usually prefer the click-pens like this one, but one can't have everything in life!

The click to hide/reveal the tip is solid and does not feel cheap at all

The tip is lose, and makes an odd clicking sound when writing

Like the pen ... good size ... nice click action ... came in and the pen was out of ink or was dried up!!

The click is very satisfying.

At the end of the day, this one wins out for me because it writes well, has a great click, and it sits nicely in the hand.

Nevertheless, great pen, great click.

Stainless steel, really satisfying click, and capable of taking many ink cartridges.

My previous one (same model) lasted me over 6 years and still looked new and had the same strong solid click when it was new

The strong click to retract the pen is significant, and due to its simplicity, I don't see any way that this pen will malfunction.

The "clicker" is not very smooth, and makes a loud click when pressed.

I love this pen, I'm a sucker for the look, but it writes really well, has a good firm click, and hasn't failed me yet, highly recommend

Love the click these pens have

Great classic click pen, the best in the business

(I prefer the gold click & clip model, but have also happily used the silver stainless "classic".)Until my discovery of Parkers I had used Pilots, Papermates, Shaffers, and Crosses with varying degrees of success