
Video-Review: TWSBI GO
The TWSBI GO is yet another TWSBI model to be reviewed on those pages here. It is an entry-level fountain pen – sort of in the league of a Lamy Safari – that stands out through some unique design features. Made…
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The TWSBI GO is yet another TWSBI model to be reviewed on those pages here. It is an entry-level fountain pen – sort of in the league of a Lamy Safari – that stands out through some unique design features. Made…

Having reviewed the TWSBI Diamond 580 series before, I was intrigued by this version featuring rose gold plating. It’s a refined addition to the classic, transparent design, offering a touch of warmth and luxury without losing its utilitarian charm. The…

Over the years, I have reviewed most of the popular TWSBI fountain pen models there are. For an overview: I know I lack the “GO”-model with the spring in above list – but it is sitting here in the review…

I have seen through quite a bunch of TWSBI pens over the years. The Eco, the Vac 700 – or the Diamond 580. The latter pen has a somewhat special place in my heart. Back in 2015, it was the…

There have already been some TWSBI reviews on these pages here – the Eco and the Diamond 580, to be specific. A third model that seems to be pretty popular among fountain pen folks is the vacuum-filling Vac 700 that has…

I am a great fan of both, piston filling fountain pens and demonstrator pens. Hence, it might not come as a surprise that I did find the rather recently released TWSBI Eco in all clear pretty tempting (there was a white and…

When being new to fountain pens, a rather common question is the one of an appropriate beginners pen. The wide array of available pens might be confusing at first glance and there are less and less brick and mortar-stores out…

It is not too long that I got into fountain pens. But once you start delving into that subject matter, it is really hard to not stumble upon TWSBI – a Taiwanese fountain pen manufacturer that is well known for…