RRP: $149.00 SKU: LM-471_EMR Barcode: 4014519727286 QUANTITY: 1 x digital writing pen NIB: 0.7 mm nib (interchangeable); REFILLING MECHANISM: Includes 2 replacement nibs and tweezers to aid replacement LENGTH: 13.8cm  FEATURES: Wacom patented EMR technology (check compatibility with your device here). Replaces standard stylus pens. Customisable shortcut key. More than 4,000 pressure levels. Palm rejection. Wireless, battery-free operation. Metal clip. Ergonomic plastic grip. MATERIALS: Matte black anodised aluminium SOURCE: Made in Germany. DETAILS Introducing the AL-star EMR – the first digital writing instrument from LAMY. Combining the natural elegance of handwriting with the infinite possibilities of the digital world, the LAMY AL-star EMR is a traditional pen with a thoroughly modern outlook. Based on the iconic stylings of LAMY’s beloved AL-star rollerball pen, the AL-star EMR is a marvel of ergonomic design that feels instantly at home in your hand. Made of feather-light aluminium, get ready to write and draw for hours in total comfort with this lightweight, finely-balanced pen. The intuitive ease of handwriting, digitally There’s no substitute for the feel of pen on paper – using a mouse or a finger on a touchscreen just can’t compare. The AL-star EMR bridges the analogue-digital divide to offer a natural interface perfect for illustrating, writing and design on a range of devices. EMR technology designed by Wacom Designers of hardware beloved by designers and illustrators all over the world, Wacom are class-leaders in stylus pens and drawing tablets. Their patented EMR technology means the LAMY AL-star EMR doesn’t need a cord or battery to function, and never needs to be charged. Sensitive tip detects more than 4000 pressure levels Capturing the full experience of pen on paper is much more subtle than simply on/off. Subtle variations in pressure can change the shape of a line or affect shading. The LAMY AL-star’s 0.7 millimetre contact tip detects over 4096 pressure levels, to accurately translate the natural movement of a pen gliding over paper into 1s and 0s. With graceful, intuitive technology like this, you’ll be so caught up in the moment that you’ll forget you’re writing on a screen.