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Safari Note+ All Black

The Lamy newest digitial writing addition is the Safari Note+, developed iPads released since 2018. It is Lamy's version of the Apple pen. 

Simply switch it on and get started: Whether drawing, painting, organizing, editing images, editing videos or playing games.

The LAMY safari note+'s battery lasts up to 10 hours and can be recharged to 100 per cent within 1 hour via its USB-C port.

As the classic LAMY Safari Fountain Pen it has a cap, features replaceble tips, and a soft touch tip. 

Digital writing system

Details

Measures 1,2 x 1,2 x 14 cm
Weighs 113gr
Includes 2 replacement nibs, USB-A to USB-C Cable
Compatible with all iPads released since 2018

LAMY x Misc Store Amsterdam

LAMY makes just the right sort of pen: unpretentious workhorses designed to be used anytime, anywhere, as unobtrusively as possible. Their success is due in no small part to LAMY’s particular attention to the ergonomics of their pens, making them ideal for use in schools, meetings and old-fashioned letter writing.

Many models — but most notably the Safari — have been designed to fit readily into the hand, with well positioned grips that reduce strain around the muscles and joints in your hand. Writing should be so simple that you don’t even have to think about it. The pen just slips into your hand and your thought comes out, and then you move to the next thing. 

The Lamy newest digitial writing addition is the Safari Note+, developed iPads released since 2018. It is Lamy's version of the Apple pen. 

Simply switch it on and get started: Whether drawing, painting, organizing, editing images, editing videos or playing games.

The LAMY safari note+'s battery lasts up to 10 hours and can be recharged to 100 per cent within 1 hour via its USB-C port.

As the classic LAMY Safari Fountain Pen it has a cap, features replaceble tips, and a soft touch tip. 

Digital writing system

Details

Measures 1,2 x 1,2 x 14 cm
Weighs 113gr
Includes 2 replacement nibs, USB-A to USB-C Cable
Compatible with all iPads released since 2018

LAMY x Misc Store Amsterdam

LAMY makes just the right sort of pen: unpretentious workhorses designed to be used anytime, anywhere, as unobtrusively as possible. Their success is due in no small part to LAMY’s particular attention to the ergonomics of their pens, making them ideal for use in schools, meetings and old-fashioned letter writing.

Many models — but most notably the Safari — have been designed to fit readily into the hand, with well positioned grips that reduce strain around the muscles and joints in your hand. Writing should be so simple that you don’t even have to think about it. The pen just slips into your hand and your thought comes out, and then you move to the next thing. 

$35.85

Original: $102.43

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Safari Note+ All Black

$102.43

$35.85

Description

The Lamy newest digitial writing addition is the Safari Note+, developed iPads released since 2018. It is Lamy's version of the Apple pen. 

Simply switch it on and get started: Whether drawing, painting, organizing, editing images, editing videos or playing games.

The LAMY safari note+'s battery lasts up to 10 hours and can be recharged to 100 per cent within 1 hour via its USB-C port.

As the classic LAMY Safari Fountain Pen it has a cap, features replaceble tips, and a soft touch tip. 

Digital writing system

Details

Measures 1,2 x 1,2 x 14 cm
Weighs 113gr
Includes 2 replacement nibs, USB-A to USB-C Cable
Compatible with all iPads released since 2018

LAMY x Misc Store Amsterdam

LAMY makes just the right sort of pen: unpretentious workhorses designed to be used anytime, anywhere, as unobtrusively as possible. Their success is due in no small part to LAMY’s particular attention to the ergonomics of their pens, making them ideal for use in schools, meetings and old-fashioned letter writing.

Many models — but most notably the Safari — have been designed to fit readily into the hand, with well positioned grips that reduce strain around the muscles and joints in your hand. Writing should be so simple that you don’t even have to think about it. The pen just slips into your hand and your thought comes out, and then you move to the next thing.