Wireless GOODPEN- 3.5, 4.0, and 5.0mm Stroke

Got my hands on the new 5mm pen and have been using it ever since. Still able to get super smooth black and grey, large greywash areas, etc, but also puts in lines and color with ease. Highly recommend.

This machine feels like tattooing on autopilot. Super smooth, doesn’t feel like I have to fight to saturate like with some machines. (I’m using the 4.0 stroke)

This is my go to machine for most everything as of late. I rarely pick up anything else. I find myself tattooing more efficiently than ever. From day one it felt comfortable and familiar. Needless to say, I'm extremely happy with this product!

This machine is life changing for me. I’ve been tattooing for 17 years, primarily with coils, and as apprehensive as I’ve been to change to something like this I’m glad I did. It does everything I need it to, and more! No problem sinking a line at 8v and shades as smooth as butter around 6.5-7, the weight , balance and feel made it super comfortable to adapt to and work with and I am already appreciating the value of no longer dealing with chair wheels & foot switch cables!

This is the machine my mentor uses, I was originally learning with a Flux by FK and I was struggling to pull consistent lines with it, and it felt heavy and unnatural in my hand. I briefly used the wired Goodpen and it felt much better. Since making the switch to the Goodpen, my work has improved. The weight distribution in the machine makes it easy to use and now I’m progressing every day. The Goodpen is the correct machine for me. I love it.

This is one of the best pens I've tried. it charges suuuper fast and lasts for a solid session. it runs smooth and packs a punch. I am thrilled to add this to my daily setup!

I’m normally a coil guy, but I wanted a wireless pen for travelling and guest spots. I also own the previous Goodpen and I can say this new model is everything I love about the old pen but with major improvements to problems I had with the old one. The 4mm stroke makes it nice and punchy for lines and although It’s not a coil, I had no issues putting in lines. Shading is really where I feel this machine excels. The dynamic range allows you to do anything comfortably. I almost preferred it over a coil shader. Battery life is awesome, it’s easy to wrap. Simple 3 button layout on top is easy and intuitive to use. Couldn’t be happier with it!

I’ve been using the good pen now since it launched and as the subject says, I was blown away. I’ve tried a range of different pens over the years, but nothing ever felt like it had that punch I was looking for. I always felt like they were slowing me down. I was immediately surprised at how much power the good pen had as soon as I tried it. For the first time using a pen, I was able to get solid single pass lines and pack colour the same way I would with my previous go-to machines. It took me a couple of pieces to feel comfortable with the geometry of a pen vs a more traditional machine, but once I got the hang of it, it felt super comfortable. I also really like the simplicity of the power controls. I’ve tried other pens that use things like motion control for voltage adjustments or had buttons on the side of the pen. These just added complication or made the machine harder to wrap. I like that the good pen has 3 buttons and digital display on the end cap of the machine. It makes it super easy to wrap the machine and still access the controls. Finally, the battery life is amazing. I generally work 4-6 hours per session and so far I’ve only manager to go through one quarter of the batter during one of these sessions.