Hello beautiful pen lovers, I will try to tag the folx that requested this in the comments but I finally inked up my Camlin Trinity today so I can give my initial review! (Also please excuse any awful formatting, I’m on mobile so it’s really a guessing game how this will look lol) ✨For starters, the nib isn’t sized, but I would definitely say it’s at least a medium, maybe somewhere between like a LAMY fine and a thinner broad? I don’t know, I don’t have any broad nib pens because I infinitely prefer thin writing (though the LAMY nib is quite nice if you are also a fine/ef nib lover but want more variety without committing to a medium) but my only medium (to my knowledge off the top of my head) is my Pilot Metropolitan which feels rather slim for a medium to me. Idk, regardless, this bad boy is pretty dang thick in my opinion. I believe someone said they had issues with one of theirs being scratchy, but this one was smooth! Had a bit of a skipping problem at first, but it may just be a “needing to break it in” kind of issue, which leads into the next point. ✨Second, she is my first “leaker”. Idk what the actual term is, if there is one, I dove head first into fountain pens so while my collection has blossomed quickly (I got my first two pens for my birthday in late April of this year), I am not entirely up to date with the terminology and what have you. Either way, I had my first leak when writing with this one. It’s a VERY wet nib in my opinion, I felt like I had to race the clock to write fast so it wouldn’t be a blurry mess. That being said, I’ve already established I have tiny handwriting, so that likely has a lot to do with my ability level with a larger nib. I think for writing larger or maybe headers, etc. the nib wouldn’t be an issue! It also only leaked that once, so far at least. ✨I do love the converter mechanism that came in it. It’s a plunger mechanism I reckon? It is similar to the one’s I’ve seen of that style, but has the “control” on the side and you slide it up and down to fill it with ink. Definitely by far the easiest converter to prime I’ve used, it filled completely on the second go. Piston fillers normally take at least 3 to 4 attempts and even then they often still have a small air bubble that I give up trying to get rid of. ✨Finally, I LOVE the style of the pen. I think it’s definitely a love it or hate it kind of style, but I love how thin it is, the aesthetics that lean on classical vintage pen designs, and it posts nicely. I may honestly get the green color as well because they just look so sleek and practical. They’re also really affordable, like $10-$20 depending where you purchase, so if it get’s beat up it isn’t heartbreaking. ✨Overall, I do recommend trying one (or two or three as I’ve heard they can be hit or miss) but not as a first pen ☺️