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title: "V126 Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Transparent Teal Acrylic, Medium Nib Large-Capacity with Gift Case"
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# Transparent teal acrylic - visible inner mechanics Vacuum filling system - max ink capacity Gold-plated medium nib - smooth writing V126 Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Transparent Teal Acrylic, Medium Nib Large-Capacity with Gift Case

**Brand:** asvine
**Price:** ฿2990
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✍️ Write Boldly, Stand Out Subtly

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** V126 Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Transparent Teal Acrylic, Medium Nib Large-Capacity with Gift Case by asvine
- **How much does it cost?** ฿2990 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/602781284-v126-vacuum-filling-fountain-pen-transparent-teal-acrylic-medium-nib)

## Best For

- asvine enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asvine brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smooth Operator:** Gold-plated stainless steel medium nib delivers silky, consistent strokes every time.
- • **Effortless Refill:** No converter needed—simple piston mechanism for quick, mess-free ink loading.
- • **Comfort Meets Style:** Premium frosted acrylic grip ensures fatigue-free writing during marathon meetings.
- • **Ink That Lasts Longer:** Vacuum filling tech holds more ink than cartridges—less refilling, more flow.
- • **See Your Ink in Action:** Transparent teal body reveals the pen’s sleek inner workings—writing meets design.

## Overview

The Asvine V126 is a premium vacuum filling fountain pen featuring a large ink capacity with a no-converter-needed piston system. Its transparent teal acrylic body showcases the pen’s inner mechanics, combining modern aesthetics with practical design. Equipped with a gold-plated medium stainless steel nib and a frosted grip, it offers a smooth, comfortable writing experience ideal for professionals seeking reliability and style in daily use.

## Description

desertcart.com : Asvine V126 Vacuum Filling Fountain Pen Transparent Teal Acrylic, Medium Nib Large-Capacity with Gift Case : Office Products

Review: Very reliable writer with a great filling mechanism for the price. - This is my first vacuum filler pen, and so far, I love it. :) It's nice to see a vacuum filler that won't break the bank. Before this, I've preferred to eyedropper my pens, when I could, but vacuum filling is more convenient and far less likely to be messy. Its form is very similar to the Pilot Custom 823, but at a fraction of the price. The nib isn't scratch, but it has just enough bite to let you know you're using a fountain pen instead of a ballpoint or rollerball. I would say the feedback is a little lighter than a well-used pencil. The writing experience itself has been flawless so far. I've had it about a week, and it's never had a false start. As soon as you put pen to paper, it's ready to go, smooth as silk. Right now I'm using blue Iroshizuku ink. The pen seems to like it just fine. It's well-balanced, and doesn't feel heavy in the hand, but it's heavy enough to feel substantial. It's apparently possible to eyedropper the V126, but it involves using O-rings and silicone grease, so I haven't done it. The ink capacity of this pen is such that I wouldn't really feel a need. There's only one thing I can really ding it for: I would've liked a metal clip that was either gold or silver colored. The other colors for this pen have clips that are a bit more elegant than the matte black of this one. That's not enough of an issue that I'd take a point off for it, though.
Review: Good nib host and maybe the best fountain pen in any of the lower price classses - So we own various pens that might be considered, depending on your specific criteria, competitors - PenBBS 355, various Opus 88 models like the mini and demonstrator, basic Nahvalurs , Jaipur V2, Kanwrite Heritage, Conklin, etc. And at this point these are my preferred pocket pen. (Note that I don't consider many of the previous pocket pens: pretty much anything that doesn't allow for closure of the ink chamber like Opus 88 models, the 355, and this pen do, doesn't really count as a proper pocket pen in my view, and even then some pens are too big for the pocket.) That said, of the above pens what I find is that the Kanwrite Heritage is an excellent host for desk usage involving nib unit changes or flex nibs, while Asvine 126 pens are great for daily pocket usage. These are good nib hosts. I have a Franklin Christoph SIG Fine nib on the stock Asvine feed + unit. I've not had this particular nib behave well in the Opus or PenBBS despite trying different feeds and units. it's been prone to random blotting and other inkflow issues. For the 355 I also had to sand down the finial thread for fit. On this pen, it just writes, with reasonable and safe ink flow. I do regard the factory "extra fine" as more of a fine-plus than an extra fine, but that's pretty much the case on most stock extra fine nibs in my view - they're often barely different than factory fine, and often mean factory fine is closer to medium. It's fine for writing with so long as you don't prefer writing extremely small. It write perfectly well, and perhaps slightly on the wetter side of things. I have noticed that once in a while the feed will stop for a moment for no clear reason (NOT skipping) - I think this happens when I forget to open the main chamber until after I've written extensively with it closed or have pocketed it cap-up without closing the main chamber. I assume that means both behaviors somehow lead to an occasional air pocket interacting with the feed. That said, it's not a frequent issue *at all* and solves itself in a couple seconds most of the time. A blip because I forgot to open or close the main chamber is much preferable to blotting or variable ink flow, so I don't mind this at all. I hate fountain pens that use ink cartridges - ink cartridges always leak, break, dry out, or otherwise cause problems, so IMO this is far and away preferable to anything that uses cartridges. I also tend to view regular piston fill pens as too prone to leaking for pocket use. Which makes this easily the best pen for regular everyday use under $100 IMO. It does post, though a bit loosely. I find the size to be slightly shorter than I care for unposted, and slightly taller than I care for posted, but that's not bad by any means - it's a more comfortable size than the Opus pens all round, though I think the length of the 355 unposted is slightly preferable compared to the Asvine V126. Have two of these and may get one more just to have another nib available for pocket use. Do wish they cam in more colors, especially more non-gold metal finishes.

## Features

- Vacuum System-The pen's built-in vacuum filling system holds far more ink than a cartridge and lets you draw ink straight from the bottle, no converter required!
- Easy Filling- Simply untwist the end cap, pull up the piston rod then push down, ink is filled. To use the pen for longer, unscrew the piston knob a few turns to let ink flow from the barrel to the nib.
- Classic Design-The V126 features a modern, eye-catching design, with a transparent body that shows off the pen's inner workings.
- Smooth Writer-- The medium nib was made of stainless steel with gold plated which ensures you have a smooth writing experience.
- Premium Acrylic- The pen was made of premium acrylic for long-term of use. It was equipped with comfort frosted grip for your long-time writing.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CR33DXMM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,894 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #19 in Fountain Pens |
| Brand | Asvine |
| Color | Transparent Teal |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (876) |
| Date First Available | January 21, 2024 |
| Grip Type | frosted |
| Ink Color | No ink included |
| Item Weight | 4.2 ounces |
| Item model number | V126 |
| Line Size | 0.7 Millimeters |
| Manufacturer | Asvine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | OPPTS320GS |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 7.17 x 2.91 x 1.14 inches |
| Point Type | Medium |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Asvine
- **Color:** Transparent Teal
- **Ink Color:** No ink included
- **Writing Instrument Form:** Fountain Pen

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very reliable writer with a great filling mechanism for the price.
*by B***N on December 11, 2025*

This is my first vacuum filler pen, and so far, I love it. :) It's nice to see a vacuum filler that won't break the bank. Before this, I've preferred to eyedropper my pens, when I could, but vacuum filling is more convenient and far less likely to be messy. Its form is very similar to the Pilot Custom 823, but at a fraction of the price. The nib isn't scratch, but it has just enough bite to let you know you're using a fountain pen instead of a ballpoint or rollerball. I would say the feedback is a little lighter than a well-used pencil. The writing experience itself has been flawless so far. I've had it about a week, and it's never had a false start. As soon as you put pen to paper, it's ready to go, smooth as silk. Right now I'm using blue Iroshizuku ink. The pen seems to like it just fine. It's well-balanced, and doesn't feel heavy in the hand, but it's heavy enough to feel substantial. It's apparently possible to eyedropper the V126, but it involves using O-rings and silicone grease, so I haven't done it. The ink capacity of this pen is such that I wouldn't really feel a need. There's only one thing I can really ding it for: I would've liked a metal clip that was either gold or silver colored. The other colors for this pen have clips that are a bit more elegant than the matte black of this one. That's not enough of an issue that I'd take a point off for it, though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good nib host and maybe the best fountain pen in any of the lower price classses
*by M***M on May 25, 2024*

So we own various pens that might be considered, depending on your specific criteria, competitors - PenBBS 355, various Opus 88 models like the mini and demonstrator, basic Nahvalurs , Jaipur V2, Kanwrite Heritage, Conklin, etc. And at this point these are my preferred pocket pen. (Note that I don't consider many of the previous pocket pens: pretty much anything that doesn't allow for closure of the ink chamber like Opus 88 models, the 355, and this pen do, doesn't really count as a proper pocket pen in my view, and even then some pens are too big for the pocket.) That said, of the above pens what I find is that the Kanwrite Heritage is an excellent host for desk usage involving nib unit changes or flex nibs, while Asvine 126 pens are great for daily pocket usage. These are good nib hosts. I have a Franklin Christoph SIG Fine nib on the stock Asvine feed + unit. I've not had this particular nib behave well in the Opus or PenBBS despite trying different feeds and units. it's been prone to random blotting and other inkflow issues. For the 355 I also had to sand down the finial thread for fit. On this pen, it just writes, with reasonable and safe ink flow. I do regard the factory "extra fine" as more of a fine-plus than an extra fine, but that's pretty much the case on most stock extra fine nibs in my view - they're often barely different than factory fine, and often mean factory fine is closer to medium. It's fine for writing with so long as you don't prefer writing extremely small. It write perfectly well, and perhaps slightly on the wetter side of things. I have noticed that once in a while the feed will stop for a moment for no clear reason (NOT skipping) - I think this happens when I forget to open the main chamber until after I've written extensively with it closed or have pocketed it cap-up without closing the main chamber. I assume that means both behaviors somehow lead to an occasional air pocket interacting with the feed. That said, it's not a frequent issue *at all* and solves itself in a couple seconds most of the time. A blip because I forgot to open or close the main chamber is much preferable to blotting or variable ink flow, so I don't mind this at all. I hate fountain pens that use ink cartridges - ink cartridges always leak, break, dry out, or otherwise cause problems, so IMO this is far and away preferable to anything that uses cartridges. I also tend to view regular piston fill pens as too prone to leaking for pocket use. Which makes this easily the best pen for regular everyday use under $100 IMO. It does post, though a bit loosely. I find the size to be slightly shorter than I care for unposted, and slightly taller than I care for posted, but that's not bad by any means - it's a more comfortable size than the Opus pens all round, though I think the length of the 355 unposted is slightly preferable compared to the Asvine V126. Have two of these and may get one more just to have another nib available for pocket use. Do wish they cam in more colors, especially more non-gold metal finishes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprisingly good!!
*by T***E on January 21, 2025*

The quality of materials and craftsmanship were greater than expected and the nib was smooth and surprisingly soft. The pen writes, looks, and functions better than pens 10 times the price. Obviously the nib is gold plated so it won't last like the $300 pen it's a clone of, but value for the money it's totally worth it. I bought a second one (the Grey one) because it writes so well. Having said that, it is a Vacuum Filler and in general Vacuum Fillers have some quirks that make them not flow well if you don't unscrew the back so ink can move into the section for longer writing sessions. But they are safer to travel with as the ink reservoir is sealed when the back screw the back closed so it is less likely to leak on planes and going up in elevation while driving. For context, I refurbish vintage flex fountain pens as a hobby and my collection includes Pelican, Mont Blanc, Pilot, Monte Verde, Conklin, Maybe Todd, Parker, Waterman, Lamy, as well as Pen BBS, Wing Sun, etc. So, I am not new to the fountain pen world.

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