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Thanks for your video, i always wonder how it works and now you explain it to me. Thanks a lot

No writing test?

I love Chinese products, I hope they come back, and that they are unique 🇨🇳🫡

Awesome! That's one of my favorite knives! I carry one everyday! I love it!!!😊 Great weapon!!!

I have an SRK in SK5, I love it! But a better Cold Steel knife in my opinion is the Recon Tanto! You should get one.😊 By the way, you made a great video. Lots of information

I've just ordered one, in 0.2mm. Arrives tomorrow so I was interested in your video. Thanks very much.

MG AGPT3101 Rocks man!

Glad your back!

This masterpiece available in india?

Glad to see that there is a rollerball version of this pen as well. Parker 25 was a sleek, functional, and affordable pen in it's day. There are some good retro/rechnical vibes in the design.

Thank you for your review; I always click when I see them, I enjoy your insights into the Chinese pen market. I hope the economy goes very well so HD can hurry up the Dynasty Series and I can collect a 宋朝 in some years... Must look forward to something!

Great to see you again no matter what you review!

Good to have you back with a Fountain pen review, even though it is a snack not a full meal 🤣. But this 4 to 6 USD pen has its own charm and anyway, it looks well processed. Just checked A-L-I, the usual dealer with the 365 in his name currently offers between USD 9 to 15. I have never seen that Moonman changed the logos and imprints to Majohn on any FP after that useless trial initiated by Kaweco in Europe. Montblanc seems to be smarter in that regard, to me it looks like they simply disregard any copies of their many different models and in addition wasting loads of money for lawyers.

I love your videos man

Good to see youre back.

Welcome back, comrade!

1:39 Good News: it suppose to be USD 4.013536836143848! Not $6 in video.🎉 And it was "Parker 25"! I stupidly repeated twice in the video as "Parker 27" . Written Review: shanghaiknifedude.blogspot.com/2024/12/majohnmoonman-b25.html

Good to see you back again!

This is my favorite pencil to write with, and I use it as a tool for writing many pages. I do translations by first writing the raw initial version on paper, then I go through that text with an old mechanical typewriter (the most fun part of the process), improving it as I go; then I scan the pages and use OCR to recognize the text, and do the final edit on the laptop. The Dive worked without problems for about a year, but then I accidentally forgot it between some papers, grabbed the papers on the desk and the pencil flew to the tile floor; the first time this happened. I thought that the lead just broke inside and that's it, and I managed to get it working again with the cleaning pin from another pencil. But now the manual lead advance doesn't seem to work like it should anymore. The fault seems to be with the small metal part which holds the lead, as showcased in this helpful video. I managed to get it working once more by inserting the lead from the front, that way the manual lead advance suddenly works again. No idea what's going on with it. At least I can still write, but a shame that such an overpriced product is so delicate. I wonder if I should try the Orenz Nero in 0,3 mm; perhaps that would achieve the same comfort of automatic lead advance, while the 0,3 lead would negate the need for the lead rotation. I have one in 0,5 mm, but the lack of lead rotation bothers me when writing a lot; plus I cannot even see which way to rotate the lead in my hand because of the pipe which hides the lead. I'm hesitant to try the 0,2 version, as all three regular 0,2 Orenz pencils I had were very problematic and unreliable for some reason.

how exactly does the metal tip behave compared to the plastic one. i mean does orenz nero damage paper?

the steadtler 925 23 / steadtler 925 35 is the best pencil ever imo

Great video, I've been looking for someone to explain how the kuru toga actually works (the mechanics). The Dive has extra genius engineering combining the Kuru Toga engine and the auto lead advance into one pencil.

Bheanchod,impressive

Hate the grip but as a multi lingual who writes in physics,chemistry,mathematics,devnagri(hindi+maharathi) gurumukhi and latin (german+english/italian+polish)

I wanna try this body out with lrn5 and zrn5 first then would convert into a mp

-1000 social credit for using Japanese stationery

I love your accent. A very calming voice. Great review!

"but in my opinion, there is nothing like over engineered. There is only poor people can't afford this stuff" lolol so true <3

“As a man I like hard things” is crazy 💀

Since a couple of pen reviewers talk about Low Ink Refill I checked my pens about that function. It seems that pilot custom 74, majohn p136 and jinhao x159 have LIR. SIt seems that standard #6 feed do not have LIR. So most of the pens using #6 nib have no LIR.

I agree that hero 856 is strangely comfortable to hold. It is very light and very smooth. The pen size is just right for me. But the build quality is poor. I bought two of them and both cracked at the cap end. Also nib sealing is not perfect. Usable but it can't be my favorite pen.

What's with the bent nib?

Comrade, subscribe, comment and like more than 3M, I will show you step by step how to create your own Double Knock Pencil. No need to spend $500 on a discontinued Pilot Automac.

Keep up much love from iraq

I like it