Sharpie S-Gel, Gel Pen, Copper Metal Body, Medium Point (0.7mm), Black Ink, Includes 1 Pen and 1 Additional Ink Refill

Black silicone grip, polishing the metal, smoother pocket clip, sturdier spring, and they've got a real winner here.If you're familiar with the S-Pen writing style; these are equally as buttery smooth. The action on the back button is lighter, requiring less force than on the plastic ones. This yields a clean, yet ultimately too light and flimsy feeling depression. I'd prefer a bit more resistance, and satisfying click into position. The clip is too sharp, would appreciate a ball-ended clip for smoother sliding over stationary & clothing without the need for as much force and potential tearing/pinching with a 90° angle on the underside/inside of the clip. The knurling is just barely enough, and I wonder how it will hold up to a sweaty hand in a writing frenzy or a hot day with it being metal. I'd say the knurling is sufficient for normal use, if a bit harsh. The cuts/groves are smoother than expected, but the twisting pattern provides good grip at any angle.It is well-balanced horizontally, but the clip being metal makes it lean heavy to that side vertically. It's balanced down to the end line of the letter 'h' in "Sharpie" on the side if you twirl them. The heavy clip makes it want to pitch and yaw to throw that weight down. Not the best for fidgeting. It's too cheap to be a 'nice' pen; you wouldn't give it as a gift or anything. But, I like it at this price point. It's 'cheap' enough that I'll use it, and reuse it and not be too mad when it is surely, inevitably stolen by the gals at the front desk again. A testiment to it's covetability. This pen breaks down people's morals.Give us a silver or white gold & sold version next please! And a 'pro' or actually expensive version with a rubber handle and focus on mechanical feel! Please never chnage the tip/ink!

Went to dinner with my wife a week ago and she always fills out the bill and leaves a little note on the receipt for me. We've been doing it for years. She had commented on how she likes the way that pen writes so I casually took a photo of the pen so I could find it and get her one. She works from home so she's always writing things down. The one our waiter had was plastic and I liked how this pen looked with its copper metal design. It comes with an extra ink cartridge which is a definite plus.

I absolutely love writing with this pen. It’s so smooth to write with and the weight of the pen makes it feel nice in your hand. I worry sometimes it may look too flashy, but it makes me wish I had more things I needed to write down!

The media could not be loaded. I truly enjoy using this pen. Even though it has a metal jacket over the plastic, it is not slick at all. The weight is just a slight bit more than the regular S-Gel pens. I have been a huge fan of the Sharpie S-Gel pens for a number of years now and I honestly prefer the .38 tips over the .7 or 1.0. After searching for a special pen for my new planner, I was more than elated to find this pen to say the least. I searched and searched for one that had a .38 tip but to no avail. I ordered this and when it came I realized the ink inside of it is the exact same as the pens I already use. I swapped the ink from my normal .38 pen to this new copper one and it was an exact fit. Sharpie was very wise in the design of their ink cartridges because no matter the tip size, the support from the pen body is the exact same and just necks down to the final size. The pen seems durable enough and I truly enjoy using it but as a different review stated, and I agree with, it just doesn't satisfy with the way it clicks. I'm not sure if there is a way to disassemble it and change the springs, aside from the one on the ink cartridge obviously, and make it click just a bit harder. The click is just kind of dull and weak... Other than that, I love this pen and I think you will too.

As always, a great writing pen. Love the color, but would have been nice to make this like their other s-gels and have a cushion grip instead of it being completely metal.

Love it, have used 1 for 2 months and fell in love with the weight, just bought a 2nd one because I was afraid if I lost this one. My job has me doing paperwork everyday and this pen hangs in there with no problem. Highly recommend you get 2

I’d probably give it about a 3.5 star rating. Love the S gel pens so decided to try this copper one. I think I actually prefer the plastic ones better. This one is a little on the heavier side, and the grip is not quite as comfortable as the rubber on the regular plastic pens. I wanted a metal casing pen to carry daily and decided to go fairly cheap with this one for $11. I took a gamble, but it’s not exactly what I had in mind. I will probably go with a smaller thinner pen with a bolt action style. This one is a little bulkier than I would have liked but love the S gel ink but this was not quite what I was going for. For $11 it’s worth a shot if you’re thinking about it. Comes with 1 refill also. I also prefer the 0.5 tip versus a 0.7. I may swap out and see if that would make me like it any better.

10/10 BEST PENDid great into a quality checked compared to a fancy quill, pen reached same leve at amazing lower prices in comparison. and ofcourse doesn't spill! S-gel always the best.