Parker Sonnet Premium Fountain Pen

This Parker Sonnet is a beautiful fountain pen. The cap is so beautiful. The pen writes so well and smooth. The gold, fine nib produces fine lines and characters. The weight of the pen is perfect. It is not too heavy and/or too light. When posted, the pen is well balance. The pen comes with two ink tubes and an ink converter. The color of the pen is so beautiful...Besides, I bought the pen for 140 USD, 100 USD off from the regular price. I am very satisfied with the Parker Sonnet.

My Parker Sonnet Silver Mistral Fountain pen with Fine nib arrived this evening on-time and even included a converter surprisingly and two ink cartridges. The 18k gold nib is the best writing nib I've ever used. Even reverse writing works. Super happy with my purchase. Weighs 36g with converter. I'll attach a photo that includes my Esterbrook Estie King of the Night (26g) and Lamy Safari Vista (18g).

I have several Parker Sonnet fountain pens. This is a great writing instrument and looks beautiful. I got my wife hooked on fountain pens when I bought her a Parker Sonnet. Now, she also has a collection of fine writing instruments. I love the Parker Sonnet ballpoint pens, as well.

The grip is super smooth and too slippery to hold.

Unfortunately, I received this pen in poor condition. The ink cartridge was missing from the box, and the cap clip is loose. I am very dissatisfied with the product and quite disappointed with Parker’s quality. I am returning it. Video attached.

Silver pen, gold trim, medium nib, what’s not to like? This pen is a keeper for my many notes as I prepare to write a book. Fountain pens allow the fastest ink to paper transference of gathered thoughts and rapid insights.

Just received by Sonnet Parker pen. Many years ago, I received as a gift the set of roller pen and mechanical pencil and thought about purchasing the fountain men. It is beautifully crafted, but it is rather light, I read in the description that it was chiseled silver (?), so I thought it would be heavier. I have my doubts about the silver. The nib is supposed to be 18k gold, hence the expensive price. It comes with 2 black ink cartridge and refillable one, Which the capacity is very small. That is an issue. I will not use it and will refill the plastic ones. Overall, the quality seems very good, nib works fine, and the ink flows smoothly. I think it is a bit overprice but will still keep.

Parkers have a great, classic look to them, and this pen is no exception. What surprised me, though, was the ease with which it wrote. Not only does it maintain a nice wet nib when using a cartridge, but it writes very smoothly. I'm quite impressed. Parker knows what they're doing when it comes to fountain pens.