Pilot, G2 Limited Premium Gel Roller Pen, Fine Point 0.7 mm, Matte Black Barrel, Black Ink

High quality pen that writes incredibly smooth. I like the weight of it compared to the plastic version. Makes writing easy and less stressful on my wrist for some reason. Has a great size with a comfortable rubber piece for your hand to rest on . For the $10-$12 dollar range I think this pen is a great value for the price.

This has become my everyday pen for work, and I couldn't be happier with it. It feels like a quality pen thanks to the added weight and mostly metal construction—it just feels solid in your hand. The soft gel grip makes it comfortable to write with for long periods, and the ink writes smooth and consistent without any smearing. The line thickness is perfect for note-taking—clean and sharp—but I do wish they offered a thicker option as well. The black color looks classy and professional, though it would be nice to have more color choices. It’s definitely a bit pricey compared to basic pens, but if you use it every day like I do, the quality upgrades are well worth it.

A great pen for all the pen snobs for sure, only one issue for me! The ink does NOT dry quickly so it is prone to smearing when you are writing quick which is frustrating. Otherwise it's great! Good weight, feels good in my hand, cute color. Checks almost all the boxes!

This is my second Pilot G2 Limited pen, the first I bought was the Blue barrel one.I really like pens, I have quite a collection!!.The pen writes smooth, is reasonably quality, except in this case the grip. The grip is "squishy", loose, and moves slightly. This causes it to make a sound when writing, and it does not feel as nice to write with, it definitely makes it less enjoyable to write with. I had none of these problems with the blue barrel.This fault kind of puts me off the Pilot brand.

Pen is sturdy and nice but quite heavy to hold for longer time.

I bought two of these in the past year to use with Uni Jetstream SXR-7 ballpoint refills. It has nice weight and a very nice grip. I have decided though not to buy any more of these until the price is under $7. The Zebra Sarasa Grand, also heavy brass, will also hold my favorite refill, and isnow only $10 for three! It would be nice if we could get the G2 Limited at 3 for $10. The Uni Alpha Gel ballpoint pen is also a nice weight and comes with the SXR-7 refill installed. It is only around $8. That currently seems like a much better buy than the G2 Limited. I also previously bought the G2 pro and regular G2. While the G2 pro is a step up from tdvhe regular G2, it is far from the G2 Limited in weight.

One of the best if not The best pen I've used. comfortable and glides really smooth, if you write a lot, would definitely recommend

I've used this pen to write an entire 320 page manuscript and still love it, which says a lot. The matte finish is nice because it seems to show less wear than the glossy finish on my other G2 Limited cases. The pad at the bottom is a total lifesaver for comfort. After I've written a few thousand words in a day, I'll still have a small dent on the inside of my right ring finger from pressure and grip, but it has never become painful or created a callus. The G2 ink is easy flowing which also means I don't get as much hand fatigue. Buying ink refills are inexpensive for this model so all in all it's a great pen if you're looking for a true workhorse.

Love this pen! Some may think it's a bit pricey for just a pen, except it has a quality feel and weight to it.Easily refillable with any ink recharge, as well as a different colour of your choice.

I recently had the opportunity to try out this pen, and overall, it offers a mix of impressive features and a few areas for improvement.Starting with the positives, the pen boasts excellent quality and delivers a smooth writing experience. It feels like a premium product, thanks to its solid weight and classy matte black metal design, which adds a touch of sophistication to any desk setup.However, there are some durability concerns. While the metal construction gives the pen a sturdy feel, I encountered issues with the clicker mechanism breaking after only a few uses. Additionally, the grip has mixed reviews; although it complements the sleek aesthetic, it’s not entirely metal and can feel a bit loose, which might affect comfort during extended writing sessions.When it comes to value for money, opinions are divided. Some users find it worth the investment due to its elegant design and writing performance, while others believe the cost doesn’t align with its durability issues.In conclusion, this pen is a stylish and smooth-writing instrument that excels in appearance and initial performance but may fall short in long-term durability and grip comfort for some users.

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Pilot G2 0.7 mm blue ink pen is my favorite and now I have an exceptional metal pen to refill instead of throwing away the plastic ones. The weight and width are perfect. The click is satisfying and as always the ink dries quickly, no smudging. Absolute bargain for the price.

I love the standard Pilot G2 0.7mm gel roller, but I HATE how flimsy the clip was. I clip my pen to my notebook and have snapped countless plastic pen clips...Enter the G2 Limited. It's a metal version of the standard G2 pen but with a super sturdy metal clip! It takes serious effort to bend this metal clip open, let alone snap it, so I'm very relieved at this design feature.The pen writes like a standard G2 and uses standard 0.7mm refills. It's well worth the initial investment.My one MINOR gripe with this pen is that the rubber grip is not designed the same as on the standard plastic variant. On the standard plastic variant, the rubber grip covers part of the pen barrel on a fixed diameter, so it does not budge. On the Limited metal G2, the rubber grip covers 2 separate portions of the pen and 2 different diameters, the rubber grip is not fully seated on the pen. It's a minor annoyance and I can live with it, but I would've designed this pen another way.