Delike Spectra Fountain Pen

I had such mixed reactions to this pen that I'm simply going to list them in order. You can decide whether it is a good pen for you.
Starting with unboxing and continuing as I got used to it:
+ Ooh! nice iridescent purple Mother of Toilet Seat resin! I like that.
- Very light. Feels cheap.
+ writes very smoothly. More like a Medium than a Fine, but OK
- Maybe it really is cheap. It burped blob of ink and broke in use.
+ Truphae quickly and cheerfully replaced it. New pen has no problems.
- no clip; can't keep in my shirt pocket.
+ no clip; smooth pen; fits in a jeans pocket; would also be good in a purse or backpack.
+/- need to post cap to hold comfortably. Cap doesn't post all that well, but it does post.
+ very light and comfortable to write with for extended periods
+/- does not write in reverse, but many good pens do not.
Overall, I continue to use the pen because there are times when it feels right. Generally writes wet and smooth. About as fine as a Schmidt Medium.

My first box I received this pen with sample inks. Inks were fine, but after changing ink twice in the pen I just could not get it to write, Only skips and blips. Very disappointed.

I got this pen in my subscription box. The one star goes to this pen because it is attractive broke twice on me. The first time it came broken through travel and the company was amazing enough to send me a new one. This time it broke while I was writing. The ink was also not flowing as much and I had to keep readjusting the cartridge so that it can keep flowing down. Very pretty pen but not worth the money.

Received the amber version of this pen in my December Inkmeister box and wanted to give a full month of use before review. I am a lefty and a side writer so tend to be very particular in my fountain pens due to my writing angle and smearing. This pen writes extremely well, especially for its price point. It was sent with Stipula ink samples and I have not yet used any other brand with it. The nib writes smoothly without issues. There are only two cons in my opinion, 1) the cap is screw on which does make it slower to open for an EDC but posts well if you choose to use it that way. 2) it leaked a whole converter worth of ink in my pen case after a month's worth of daily use and carry. I don't know if it was the converter or nib but it was inked with a vibrant purple and made a mess. I'm going to give it one more chance before I count it out simply due to how well it writes.

None of the instructions are in English. The diagram was unhelpful as someone trying to move from cartridges and it worked for approximately 1 use before it quit with ink still in it. I was unable to put more ink into it as the filler came apart in my hands and seemed broken. So into the trash it went--pens are for fun, not frustration. (Used with diplomat ink which came with it in box).