Parker Jotter C.C. pen

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I’m primarily a fountain pen user, but as a nurse it’s difficult to carry and use a fountain pen on the job. I don’t like using ballpoint pens, but recently remembered that as a teenager in the 1980s I had a Parker Jotter that I loved but stopped using when the ink ran out (I had a hard time finding a refill because I had no idea where to look for one). I’m happy that Parker still makes this very solidly made line of pens, and that this one writes as well as I remember my old Jotter writing. Refills could be considered pricey, but are well worth the extra money spent to have a ballpoint that is enjoyable to use.

I love this pen. Parker Pens are the best. I gave it away and now I regret it. May have to buy again.

Can't go wrong. Jotters are still a great pen. Good weight; nice to hold. Just love the color.

The Jotter is a cheap but refillable version of a Parker pen. It has a Medium tip, writes in blue ink and you can tell by looking at it that it's not expensive. Personally, I think the colors tend to "lessen the look" and a solid silver would look alot better. If your doing alot of writing (I'm not sure who does these days) but this is not the pen you want to use. The thinner tip gets uncomfortable after a short while. It is very lightweight, has a hollow feel and makes a loud clicking when opening or closing the tip. It does say that there's a 2 year warranty if you have proof of purchase and to use Parker Quinkflow Ballpoint or Gell Refills. I probably won't bother to look for refills.

Nice, mid-price, long-lasting ballpoint or gel pen (I prefer black ink gel)

My husband, who is a retired English teacher, loves Parker pens. This is the third one I have purchased for him in the last year. I bought the orange, yellow, and magenta ones. They work very well.

I'm super picky about pens, and I'm actually more of a heavy-duty fountain pen girl, actually. That said, I like using ballpoints from time to time, as well as rollerballs - and when I do, actually like them to be light weight now. This is a smaller sized pen that is well made but super light - and it's great for putting it in my checkbook for writing checks and other small notes. The "classic magenta finish" is more of a dark pink in color - which I like - and like other reviews have stated, yes, it's skinny and smaller than your average cheap Bic pen. For my purposes of needing a small and lighter pen, this is perfect, but if you're looking for something heavier-duty and more solid, then this isn't the pen for you. It has an easy-click function , and writing with it is very smooth, with no misses or blobs. I like that I can very lightly touch it to the paper and it writes/glides easily with no blips whatsoever. This makes a great, small go-to pen that's more compact and easier to store in places like checkbooks, purses, and other smaller spaces. As with anything, depending on your preferences, YMMV. It writes consistently each and every time for a great writing experience, so it gets two thumbs up from me!

Lovely....writes smoothly

The ink blots and shows on back side of paper, making writing on that side a bit of a mess. Refills also don't last very. Was expecting a "proper pen" would write more smoothly than a cheap pen. The box of Bics last longer and write more smoothly and don't ghost onto back side of paper.

These parker pens are great. I have a several of them and they very nice to write with. The pink will be easy to find on my desk.

I bought this Parker Jotter in magenta as a gift and it was a hit. The finish is bright and classy, and it feels solid in the hand without being heavy. Writing is smooth and consistent, which makes it a pleasure to use every day.Overall this is a pen that looks good, writes well, and feels like quality. Perfect for gifting or for keeping on your desk

Nice