Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pens

Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen Review & Giveaway!

Hopefully everyone is getting ready for National Handwriting Day and is checking out our giveaway for the occasion. This week, we’ve decided to bring you another budget-friendly starter pen, the Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen. Hailing from the far-away lands of Germany, Kaweco has been making quality pens since 1883. The Perkeo is another great pen in their long line-up of quality pens.

Continue reading for your chance to win the Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen that we used in this review.

Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen Review with Pens

Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen Review with Pens

Appearance

The Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen comes on a nondescript plastic bag with the Kaweco logo on it. There are  four unique colors available for the Perkeo. Pictured in this review from left to right above is the Cotton Candy, Old Chambray, Indian Summer and Bad Taste. The Perkeo has the traditional hexagonal cap like the Kaweco Sport, however, the Perkeo is slightly longer. Unique to the Perkeo, the cap and the barrel are two different colors, which creates some wonderful contrasting. The body and cap are both made from a durable plastic, and the snap on/off cap can be posted.

Qualities

Ringing in at just $16.00 USD the greatest quality about the Perkeo is how affordable it is. Whether you are a first time user, or the hardcore collector, that’s a price that isn’t going to break the bank. The Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen does not come with a clip, however the ingenious hexagonal cap prevents your pen from rolling away into a disaster. As with most of Kaweco’s other pens, the Perkeo accepts short international standard cartridges. Also, it will accept any mini international standard converter. For those hoping for another possible inexpensive eye-dropper pen, unfortunately, the Perkeo is not advised to be converted to an eye-dropper system.

Performance

The important question to all this, however, is how does it write? We inked up the Perkeo with Kyoto Tag Nurebario Ink and put it to the test. We used the Cotton Candy with a medium nib and had a smooth writing experience. Although Kaweco is known on occasion to have dry nibs, the Perkeo laid down a nice wet line with even and consistent flow. All in all, a fantastic writing performance, and a must have for your collection.

Conclusion

At the end of the day, the Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen is another great pen from a reliable German company. We’re proud to stock it on our shelves, and hope to see many of them on yours.  Don’t forget to subscribe to our blog so that you can stay up to date with all the latest news. Comment below with what you’d like to see us review next! As always, get your Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen at Pen Chalet today!

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Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen Review

Kaweco Perkeo Fountain Pen Review

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Chris S.
6 years ago

It’d be cool to review a titanium nib next 🙂

Andrew Mulnix
6 years ago

I think my wife would like this pen

Brandon Hoffman
6 years ago

Current favorite ink is Noodler’s Zhivago–I like the black green color.

Mark Nelson
6 years ago

Very nice pen, particularly at this price

Amanda
6 years ago

I’d like a review of any blue-black or lavender-black ink, im searching for the perfect one.

Michael
6 years ago

I just got a Kaweco Sport and really like it! I have to be honest. This was brand that was not on my radar. Good daily carry so far.

Kerri Peterson-Davis
6 years ago

what a fun pen!

Eric Aycock
6 years ago

Great review. Can you review some of the new Conklin pens coming out, like the Nozac or the Duraflex?

Nardja
6 years ago

I would love this pen… they look fun and I’m sure they would work excellent!

Sara
6 years ago

How about a review on some of the Robert Oster inks- especially some of the blue ones!

MP
6 years ago

My nieces kaweco sport is cool

David Knapp
6 years ago

My favorite ink right now is Diamine SBREBrown.

tinybadge
6 years ago

these pens are so much fun! thanks for the opportunity at this giveaway.

Allen
6 years ago

This is one of my favorite pens. It’s a great writer, it’s cheap, it’s light and durable. While nicer pens are relegated to my desk or a pen roll, I have no qualms just throwing the Perkeo in my bag or dropping it in my pocket. It’s always there.

My “Bad Taste” Perkeo is inked up with Caran d’Ache Infra Red – gorgeous combo.

Wayne
6 years ago

Great to see a decent pen at such a low price.

Kat Mitchel
6 years ago

Kaweco pens always intrigued me, I don’t personally own one but it is on my list. They are very interesting looking and the colors and materials are fantastic. Do you have any views on the titanium nibs?

Amy R
6 years ago

LOVE the pink and gray combination—very appealing.

M. Ingibergsson
6 years ago

Thanks for reviewing a budget friendly pen. I’d like to hear more about these.

Geof Dunn
6 years ago

Looks like a good pen for the money! I would like to see reviews of some Conklin pens.

Michael Solinas
6 years ago

I’ve heard about, but never bought a Kaweco pen. Looks interesting.

Jenn Dee
6 years ago

My current favorite ink is Pilot iroshizuku Momiji….brushing away the winter blues.

I would love to see a review of some grey inks.

matthew fitzgerald
6 years ago

I like the faceted barrel.

Mark Vanek
6 years ago

Higher end brush pens or a brown black ink

Jason F
6 years ago

Favorite ink is Maruzen Eternal Blue

KarenS_923
6 years ago

As much as I enjoy that mid-range of pens. like gold-nib pilots and platinum 3776s, I also enjoy a good value pen, and I love the wetness of the Perkeo!

Tom
6 years ago

Thank you. 🙂

Luis
6 years ago

I can’t pick a favorite ink! I like Kon-Peki for blue, Oxblood for red, Mass 54th as a blue/black, and still in the search for a quality black ink to add to my collection. Cheers!

Gini Cooper
6 years ago

Flex nibs would be great to review and sheen in inks too.

Jingyi D.
6 years ago

One of noodler’s flex pens maybe?

TeTurner
6 years ago

What a perfect pen to get someone hooked on Fountain pens with

L M English
6 years ago

My favorite ink is Noodlers’ Air Corp Blue/Black. Thanks for a chance to win!

Greg Cockburn
6 years ago

I’d love to see a review of the new sailor inks!

Dan Goldman
6 years ago

How about reviewing calligraphy nibs, especially replacement nibs for Kaweco Sport pens!

Elise S
6 years ago

Great review and giveaway. Would love to get to write with this one!

ronn
6 years ago

Great review; would like to see more budget pen reviews.

Heather Burke
6 years ago

I would love you to review a really red ink. My son would love this pen

Karen Chuplis
6 years ago

I’d love one. They can be frustrating but overall are great pens. Usually my favorite. I’d love one in Bad Taste or Candy.

Janny
6 years ago

What a cool pen!

Andy
6 years ago

Lovely pen.

Rachael
6 years ago

Cool pens!

Alexia Panait
6 years ago

I love the way it looks!

Sakshi Reddy
6 years ago

The Green Black Perkeo is such a beauty!

Ron Parish
6 years ago

It looks like a great little pen. I would like you to review some inks that are no longer in production.

Kalil Casseb
6 years ago

Could be a shootout between the Perkeo and the Pilot Kakuno

John B
6 years ago

Cute pen!

Fei Alangui
6 years ago

These are beautiful

Ged Alangui
6 years ago

Thanks for a chance to win a Kaweko.

FrankUnderwater
6 years ago

Do a nostalgia one for the ART Sports pen you carried before, please!

Mark Junk
6 years ago

Thank you for your review.

Mike V.
6 years ago

Interesting combos. Two tone like the Ice, but softer colors!