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product_id: 530017747
title: "P20 Galaxy"
brand: "asvine"
price: "B/.107"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Asvine"
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# Transparent ink window to track ink levels instantly High-capacity piston filling system, no converter needed Hand-polished stainless steel nib for effortless writing P20 Galaxy

**Brand:** asvine
**Price:** B/.107
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖋️ Write Your Legacy in Galaxy Blue – Where Style Meets Substance

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** P20 Galaxy by asvine
- **How much does it cost?** B/.107 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.pa](https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/530017747-p20-galaxy)

## 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

- • **Galaxy Blue Glam:** Striking resin body with gold trim and a transparent ink window for a modern, sophisticated look.
- • **Ink Without Limits:** Built-in piston filling system holds more ink than cartridges—write longer without interruption.
- • **Effortless Elegance:** Hand-polished iridium medium nib glides smoothly on any paper, making every word a statement.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Ergonomic, no-slip grip designed for extended writing sessions without fatigue.
- • **Crafted to Perfection:** Each pen is individually handcrafted and quality-checked to ensure flawless performance.

## Overview

The Asvine P20 Piston Fountain Pen combines a hand-polished stainless steel iridium medium nib with a high-capacity piston filling system, allowing smooth, uninterrupted writing. Its galaxy blue resin body with gold trim and transparent ink window offers a modern aesthetic, while the ergonomic no-slip grip ensures comfort during long writing sessions. Each pen is meticulously handcrafted and quality-checked, making it a premium choice for professionals seeking both style and performance.

## Description

desertcart.com : Asvine P20 Piston Fountain Pen Galaxy Blue Resin, Iridium Medium Nib Gold Trim Smooth Writer Collection with Case Set : Office Products

Review: Great Writer - Excellent writer, the flow is perfect through the 1.1mm tip on the nib. Fit and finish are excellent; smooth on paper, it is also a very attractive pen. I am very pleased with this pen. Note: desertcart packing it terrible. The Asvine box is put into a larger box with a piece of crumpled paper; it can slide and bounce around in there. Thankfully, the pen was unharmed.
Review: It's a fountain pen. - First, here is the ink I used with this pen: Sailor Manyo Nekoyanagi This was only my second time using that ink, and now I wish I'd bought a sample vial before a full bottle. It feels like it writes pretty dry in the two pens I've tried it in (Jinhao x750 and this one) but maybe I just haven't found the right pen for that ink. I like how it looks when dry, but I'm not a fan of how it writes. The brief sidetrack on the ink is important because what ink you put in a pen really makes a difference. I had some issues with this pen at first, but I realized my issues are with the ink because it's the same exact issue I had with my Jinhao x750 with this ink. I don’t have time to re-ink it with something else right now, but I might update the review when I do. The pen as a whole is good. The resin is beautiful, but the gold accent design at the end of the cap makes it look kinda cheap because it's obviously cheap plastic. The cap does post securely in my experience, and it doesn't feel too top heavy. I just personally don't like posting my caps. I also wouldn't recommend turning the cap while it's posted because you might spin the filling mechanism underneath it. The nib isn't buttery smooth, but it's not bad either. Comparing it with one of my favorite pens, the TWSBI Eco, (because they're in the same price range and have similar filling mechanisms and steel nibs) they have a similar level of feedback when writing. I prefer the Eco, but that’s largely because I've been able to keep a notoriously misbehaving ink (Organic Studios Nitrogen) in it for months, and not only does it not evaporate much, but it will also still write after sitting with that ink in the feed/nib. To be fair, *most* pens -- especially in this price range -- don't have that good of a seal, so it's not really fair to expect that. Also to be fair, I haven't had this pen long enough to test that seal yet, and this pen definitely looks nicer than the TWSBI Eco. I think this pen is probably pretty middleground as far as writing dry or wet. It's definitely not a gusher, but I think if I had a less dry ink in it, it would write a bit wetter. In my experience with it, it has written a little dry, but I really think that's the fault of the ink I paired with it. I think most basic fountain pen inks would work fine with it. This ink is just weird. I probably wouldn't recommend a shimmering ink with this pen because those inks tend to cause more flow issues, and I don’t think this pen would handle that very well. Overall, if you want a pen that looks fancy and writes decently, I would recommend this one. I still prefer my TWSBI Eco, but that's probably mostly because I've had more time with it. Pens in the pic from top to bottom (for size comparisons with common fountain pens): 1. TWSBI Eco 2. The pen being reviewed 3. Jinhao X750 4. Kaweco Sport -- though I probably should have uncapped them and posted the Sport for the pic because it's designed to be longer when posted yet still fit in your pocket when capped. Note: the ink smudge on the paper was my fault, not the pen's. I was messing around and accidentally smacked the feed against the paper, so a few drops of ink made a mess. That wouldn't happen under normal use. Really, as long as you aren't swinging it around and don't drop it, it should behave just fine.

## Features

- Easy Flow and Write Smoothly --Equipped with a hand-polished stainless steel nib and quality feed system to ensure you write effortlessly on any type of paper.
- High Ink Capacity -- The pen's built-in piston filling system holds far more ink than a cartridge and lets you draw ink straight from the bottle, no converter required!
- Charming Color and Ink Window Design -- Features a modern, eye-catching design and charming color acrylic celluloid. With the transparent ink window, you can keep track of the ink supply easily.
- Well-Balanced for daily writing -- The ergonomic acrylic section has a no-slip design and ensure you have a comfort grip for long time writing.
- Every pen was handcrafted and individually checked by our craftsman for flawless quality before sending out. If you have any issue on using this pen, please kindly send us a message!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BYZJXJDF |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,217 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #34 in Fountain Pens |
| Body Shape | Round |
| Brand | Asvine |
| Brand Name | Asvine |
| Closure Type | Snap |
| Color | Galaxy Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 967 Reviews |
| Drill Point | Medium |
| Grip Type | comfort grip,ergonomic |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Included Components | Storage Case |
| Ink Base | Water |
| Ink Color | Blue,Gold |
| Item Diameter | 15.3 millimeters |
| Line Size | 0.7mm millimeters |
| Manufacturer | Asvine |
| Material | Resin, Stainless Steel |
| Material Type | Resin, Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | P20 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Writing |
| Style | Medium Point |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Writing Instrument Form | Fountain Pen |
| Writing Technique | fountain pen |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Asvine
- **Color:** Galaxy Blue
- **Ink Color:** Blue,Gold
- **Writing Instrument Form:** Fountain Pen

## Images

![P20 Galaxy - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51x7SR7GYmL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Writer
*by K***G on September 9, 2026*

Excellent writer, the flow is perfect through the 1.1mm tip on the nib. Fit and finish are excellent; smooth on paper, it is also a very attractive pen. I am very pleased with this pen. Note: Amazon packing it terrible. The Asvine box is put into a larger box with a piece of crumpled paper; it can slide and bounce around in there. Thankfully, the pen was unharmed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a fountain pen.
*by Z***N on October 24, 2022*

First, here is the ink I used with this pen: Sailor Manyo Nekoyanagi This was only my second time using that ink, and now I wish I'd bought a sample vial before a full bottle. It feels like it writes pretty dry in the two pens I've tried it in (Jinhao x750 and this one) but maybe I just haven't found the right pen for that ink. I like how it looks when dry, but I'm not a fan of how it writes. The brief sidetrack on the ink is important because what ink you put in a pen really makes a difference. I had some issues with this pen at first, but I realized my issues are with the ink because it's the same exact issue I had with my Jinhao x750 with this ink. I don’t have time to re-ink it with something else right now, but I might update the review when I do. The pen as a whole is good. The resin is beautiful, but the gold accent design at the end of the cap makes it look kinda cheap because it's obviously cheap plastic. The cap does post securely in my experience, and it doesn't feel too top heavy. I just personally don't like posting my caps. I also wouldn't recommend turning the cap while it's posted because you might spin the filling mechanism underneath it. The nib isn't buttery smooth, but it's not bad either. Comparing it with one of my favorite pens, the TWSBI Eco, (because they're in the same price range and have similar filling mechanisms and steel nibs) they have a similar level of feedback when writing. I prefer the Eco, but that’s largely because I've been able to keep a notoriously misbehaving ink (Organic Studios Nitrogen) in it for months, and not only does it not evaporate much, but it will also still write after sitting with that ink in the feed/nib. To be fair, *most* pens -- especially in this price range -- don't have that good of a seal, so it's not really fair to expect that. Also to be fair, I haven't had this pen long enough to test that seal yet, and this pen definitely looks nicer than the TWSBI Eco. I think this pen is probably pretty middleground as far as writing dry or wet. It's definitely not a gusher, but I think if I had a less dry ink in it, it would write a bit wetter. In my experience with it, it has written a little dry, but I really think that's the fault of the ink I paired with it. I think most basic fountain pen inks would work fine with it. This ink is just weird. I probably wouldn't recommend a shimmering ink with this pen because those inks tend to cause more flow issues, and I don’t think this pen would handle that very well. Overall, if you want a pen that looks fancy and writes decently, I would recommend this one. I still prefer my TWSBI Eco, but that's probably mostly because I've had more time with it. Pens in the pic from top to bottom (for size comparisons with common fountain pens): 1. TWSBI Eco 2. The pen being reviewed 3. Jinhao X750 4. Kaweco Sport -- though I probably should have uncapped them and posted the Sport for the pic because it's designed to be longer when posted yet still fit in your pocket when capped. Note: the ink smudge on the paper was my fault, not the pen's. I was messing around and accidentally smacked the feed against the paper, so a few drops of ink made a mess. That wouldn't happen under normal use. Really, as long as you aren't swinging it around and don't drop it, it should behave just fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent all around, and as good or better than pens twice its price
*by Q***R on December 2, 2022*

This pen is so good, I just had to write a review. I've purchased several (relatively) inexpensive fountain pens in the past (Hong Dian, PenBBS, Jinhao), so I'll review this with that price level in mind. (I advise anyone who buys fountain pens to flush their pen first with water and a tiny drop of dish soap, as this can avoid many problems associated with first time use.) Quite simply, this pen is as good or better than pens that cost twice as much. -The Extra Fine steel nib is extremely smooth and writes perfectly right out of the box. Required zero tuning, tweaking, or smoothing. Not scratchy at all and puts out a good amount of ink to enable a little shading on the right kind of papers. Not as fine as Pilot EF nibs, but "fine", "extra fine", "medium", etc are all relative, so keep that in mind. There is no standard. -The piston mechanism works perfectly, and is something you don't usually find in a pen at this price point outside of TWSBY pens, and this has much higher quality acrylic than TWSBY. -The clip, while some might find unappealing aesthetically, is extremely functional. The little roller can easliy clip over larger loops and surfaces with without snagging, and securely holds in place with good tension. -The section has a somewhat unique shape in that it tapers and then straightens out toward the end, and has no "stop" for your fingers. I find this comfortable, but others may not, so be aware. Zoom in on the pictures of the listing and you'll see. -It appears to be turned acrylic, so you won't find ugly and scratchy injection molding lines. This is something (turned acrylic) that is typically found in pens that cost $50+ to start. -The acrylic is really attractive. It has a translucency and sparkle that's really nice in the light. -The ink window is highly functional. Crystal clear and you can see what color you have inked up and if you're running low. I really cannot recommend this pen enough. If you're thinking of buying something "fancy" like a Leonardo or Narwhal or something, give this a try, as it's nearly the same quality at a fraction of the price. You'll be able to use it at work without feeling guilty or worring about it getting lost or stolen. I would also recommend PenBBS pens, as they have a similar level of quality and price point, and have a huge selection of styles and filling mechanisms.

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