ystudio Resin Fountain Pen: How is it?

Looking for more ystudio, but you'd like a lighter pen at a lower price point? Well! I have a pen for you! The ystudio Resin Fountain Pen doesn't have a catchy name, but it sports a steel #5 nib and a brass body under that resin that gives this clean looking pen the weight you want in a pen.
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** This item was loaned out for review by Kenro, the US distributor of ystudio. That doesn't affect my review in any way I can detect. As always: what you see is what I've got. **

[@GoldspotPens]

100% agree with your choice in Pilot Blue-Black ink. I use it to test nibs all the time. Thanks for the review and the mention!

[@inkdependence]

Yep. No worries. PBB and Aurora Black are my go-to troubleshooting inks.

[@SuperManning11]

Great review, thanks!

[@Keen_Edge]

Does the Classic have the same ability to switch out nibs? I know you didn't have your hands on one, but I thought I'd ask anyway.

[@carolquade]

Hi! I was wondering if yours posts? I feel like mine used to post but then over time has lost its grip on the back. Maybe it just never posted? It wobbles and is not secure at all, but caps beautifully with a click. Thanks Mike!

[@inkdependence]

No, not really. As I showed in the video, it will kind of sit on the back, but there's nothing to keep it there so it can just fall off.

[@ichirofakename]

Funny, despite their similarities, I like the looks of the brass desk pen but dislike the looks of this plastic pen. I think it's the bulky-looking cap.

[@inkdependence]

Yeah. I get it. I like the metal versions of the pen better because of their flush caps, too.