BlueDew vs Lorelei 691 Flex Nib Fountain Pen Unboxing and Review 2021

My pen friend Janice, loaned me her new BlueDew Flex Nib fountain pen. I had never heard of the Philippines based fountain pen company before, but the pen looked familiar. I found one that was eerily similar in the Lorelei 691 and bought it to compare with the BlueDew. In this video, I compare the two pens with my Jinhao 159 which I have fitted with a Zebra G flex nib and my non-flex but flexible Pilot Falcon SF. I unbox the Lorelei, talk about the parts and features of both pens, provide some size comparisons and measurements, and then do a number of writing samples. After the writing samples, I talk about what I like and what I don't like about the pens and speculate on which copies which pen. Please feel free to use the chapters provided below to skip to various parts of the review.
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Chapters:
Start 0:00
Introduction 0:23
Unboxing 3:31
Parts and Features 5:02
Size Comparisons 14:01
Measurements 14:50
Writing Samples 15:05
Likes and Dislikes 26:54

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