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Hmm, that's not been my experience. I have probably 15ish pens from Jinhao and Wing Sung, and only one had a (minor) QC problem. They write well, for the price, and you certainly don't need to buy a handful to get a single good one (at least of the ones I've gotten). Sure, you should be prepared for the possibility that you might get a lemon, but I do think that that's the exception, not the rule (at least these days).