Customer Reviews

(5 customer reviews)

  I loved this pen untill..., April 2, 2011

By jdintegrity4art

I loved this pen untill it ran out of ink! I used it all up in about two weeks. I tried buying the 207 refill in the store but it sucked! It wrote all bumpy and not smooth at all! I have to try this refill they have hear at Jet Pens. The pen however is great with the grip and everything!

  This is an amazing pen...., November 9, 2010

By susanberthold

This is an amazing pen. I LOOOOOVE the grip on it - so soft and squishy! I bought mine here in the states a while back, and am excited to see that Jetpens carries it in blue and gold as well. In the US it is only available in silver, and only comes with a black 0.7mm ink cartridge.

An even better thing about this pen, for me, is that it will also accept a Uniball Jetstream refill. While I like the way the 207 writes, and I am excited to try out a 0.5 mm tip, I generally prefer the more ballpoint-like ink of the Jetstreams. I will be ordering a new one of these soon to try out the 0.5 mm blue ink. :-)

  Nice pen in almost every..., August 1, 2010

By lpmusicmanlp

Nice pen in almost every way, except it smudges easily and takes considerable time to try. It's not a big deal, but it just irritates me. If you've used a Signo 207 before, then this is quite similar, except with a much nicer finish and an awesome grip.

  Strangely, I have to..., November 23, 2009

By chris6283kim

Strangely, I have to disagree with almost every point the previous reviewer makes about this pen. I find this pen a lot smoother than the Signo Premier 207 pen. The refill that comes with the Signo Premier 207 pen skips and is drier than the refill that comes with this pen. The refilll in this pen is very wet and inky. As for precision, I generally use 0.5 mm or smaller so I am biased when it comes to rating its precision.

I prefer having a bit of weight in my pens, so the Signo Premier 207 is way too light and feels cheap. The Signo Premier 207 does have a better grip though, its the Alpha-gel grip. I'm not really sure if the reviewer before me has actually used this pen because the grip is not made of metal at all, just metallic colored rubber. I repeat, the grip is not metal for those who are unsure of buying this pen. The rest of the pen is metal however, and one point I do agree on with the previous reviewer is that the pen is unbalanced.

Overall, I think there are good and bad points to both the Pilot G-2 Limited and the Signo Premier 207. The Pilot G-2 takes many Pilot pens including the Frixion line (with the exception of the Color-pencil-like 0.7 mm Frixion pens). The Signo Premier 207 I believe is best with the 0.38 mm Signo RT pens which cost about the same as typical pen refills ($1.50). A note for those who like the Zebra Sarasa RT pens, the refills on those pens fit the Signo Premier 207 as well, at least they do for the 0.7 mm kind that you can find in most office supply stores.

  I can\'t believe Jet..., July 21, 2009

By sexiievietbich

I can\'t believe Jet Pens has this pen now. I actually bought this a while ago and the grip is so squishy. But my pen writes in black so i guess its just depends on the retail stores.