Time to unbox a new writing utensil. It’s the Zebra X701. Like the Zebra F701. But just as the letter X is more tactical than the letter F, the X701 is more tactical than the F701.
How will the Zebra X701 hold up long term? Is it really as durable as you are lead to believe? Stay tuned for the results of the test. In the mean time go ahead and buy one for yourself. Get the Zebra X701 by clicking here on this Amazon affiliate link.
And now it’s time for Gemini AI to summarize my YouTube unboxing video of the Zebra X701:
In this video, Jim Kinkade unboxes and reviews the Zebra X701 pen. He compares it to the popular Zebra F701, highlighting the X701’s metal barrel and pressurized ink system. He notes that the X701 is designed for extreme environments, capable of writing at temperatures ranging from -30°F to 250°F.
Kinkade discusses the X701’s features, including a fine tip, a lanyard loop, and a pocket clip. He also mentions the pen’s durability and its ability to write at extreme angles, even upside down.
While impressed with the X701’s features, Kinkade expresses some concerns about its plastic components, particularly the plunger and tip. He also questions the durability of the pocket clip and the overall build quality compared to the F701.
Kinkade concludes the video by sharing his initial impressions and plans for future testing. He emphasizes the X701’s potential as a reliable and versatile writing instrument, especially for those who work in demanding environments.
Bing Bang Boom! There you go, gentlemen!