Dr Pen Ultima A7 DerMAPen Review
Dr Pen Ultima A7 DerMAPen Review
Dr.dr pen ultima a7 dermapen Pen is the creator of the Dr Pen Ultima, an ultra light, high-performance fountain pen. He claims that the Dr. Pen Ultima can write at a speed of two million words per minute. That's about four and a half times as fast as the most expensive fountain pens! That kind of speed makes it pretty hard to believe that this pen actually writes for its owner, but Dr. Pen assures me that it does.
I got my Pen Ultima for review purposes, mainly because I wanted to find out first hand if the claims made by its manufacturer are true. After testing it for a couple of weeks, I found that the performance level indeed justifies the price. I also found that it is pretty easy to write with, even for someone who doesn't normally use a fountain pen.
The packaging of the pen is pretty standard: a simple green body with black text on a silver nib. There is a hole at the top where you can screw the pen's cap in. One of the most unique features of the pen is the fact that it has an internal rechargeable lithium battery. This allows you to easily change the batteries, although I didn't see any way to charge it while the pen was on my desk. That being said, the pen charges in less than 20 seconds, which is great for those times when you're waiting for the battery in your other pocket.
Another unique feature of the pen that I found interesting was the "Dr." logo engraving right at the very bottom of the pen. It's not something I've seen on many pens, and it does make me wonder if it's an official Dr. Pen design. Whatever the case, it's pretty cool. After getting over the strange look of the pen, I set out to do some actual writing with it. Writing is pretty easy with the medium-grip gel ink, although I did find the paper to be a little bit difficult to use because it was kind of wavy. It's not something I'd recommend for an advanced write enthusiast, but for regular users it works well.
Upon completing this review, I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised by the performance of the Dr. Pen Ultima A7 DerMAPen. It performed like a charm and even writing down notes and what I had written seemed more enjoyable than I've experienced with many other pens. For a casual student or someone who rarely writes anything out of the ordinary, this pen is perfect. All in all, I would definitely recommend this pan to anyone looking for a basic yet functional writing implement.
Have you ever used a pen that didn't feel quite right? Does your ordinary writing implement always seem to slip out of your hands or don't have the right amount of ink left in them after you've used them several times? Would you love to go back to writing on those pens that always gave you problems? If so, then you should definitely consider reviewing the Dr. Pen Ultima A7 DerMAPen!