Stylus digital pens

The Kaweco STEEL Sport as CONNECT stylus available only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. The STEEL Sport CONNECT is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology, the body of this model is milled out of a complete steel block. When closed, the fountain pen is very resistant due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is supple and the brushed stainless steel also makes the fountain pen look visually powerful. All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. The first sport models in 1911 were round but the basic idea was the same. A fountain pen, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the pen to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap, as known from today, was introduced to the market in combination with the round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a pull system for ink. Today's fountain pen works with cartridges, but on closer inspection the design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end of the barrel can be spotted.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass and is now available as CONNECT stylus only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co.  Weighing 44 grams the stylus is the heaviest Kaweco pen. Cap and barrel are manufactured in two complex processes to create this stunning piece of German engineering.  All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.

The LILIPUT series is available in various metals and is now available as a CONNECT stylus at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is specially designed for digital writing and is suitable for use on all displays with a touch function. Impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. With 97 mm when closed and only 87 mm when open, the LILIPUT is the smallest fountain pen in the world for standard cartridges. By unscrewing the cap, a normal, comfortable size is achieved with which one can write comfortably.   All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes The LILIPUT is one of the oldest Kaweco series. Already in 1908 it inspired by the simple style of this writing instrument which was made of ebonite those days. Till today the Kaweco LILIPUT consists of not more than 3 housing parts: cap, barrel and mouthpiece.

The LILIPUT series is available in various metals and is now available as a CONNECT stylus at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is specially designed for digital writing and is suitable for use on all displays with a touch function. Impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. With 97 mm when closed and only 87 mm when open, the LILIPUT is the smallest fountain pen in the world for standard cartridges. By unscrewing the cap, a normal, comfortable size is achieved with which one can write comfortably.   All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes The LILIPUT is one of the oldest Kaweco series. Already in 1908 it inspired by the simple style of this writing instrument which was made of ebonite those days. Till today the Kaweco LILIPUT consists of not more than 3 housing parts: cap, barrel and mouthpiece.

The LILIPUT series is available in various metals and is now available as a CONNECT stylus at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is specially designed for digital writing and is suitable for use on all displays with a touch function. Impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. With 97 mm when closed and only 87 mm when open, the LILIPUT is the smallest fountain pen in the world for standard cartridges. By unscrewing the cap, a normal, comfortable size is achieved with which one can write comfortably.   All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes The LILIPUT is one of the oldest Kaweco series. Already in 1908 it inspired by the simple style of this writing instrument which was made of ebonite those days. Till today the Kaweco LILIPUT consists of not more than 3 housing parts: cap, barrel and mouthpiece.

The LILIPUT series is available in various metals and is now available as a CONNECT stylus at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is specially designed for digital writing and is suitable for use on all displays with a touch function. Impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. With 97 mm when closed and only 87 mm when open, the LILIPUT is the smallest fountain pen in the world for standard cartridges. By unscrewing the cap, a normal, comfortable size is achieved with which one can write comfortably.   All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes The LILIPUT is one of the oldest Kaweco series. Already in 1908 it inspired by the simple style of this writing instrument which was made of ebonite those days. Till today the Kaweco LILIPUT consists of not more than 3 housing parts: cap, barrel and mouthpiece.

The LILIPUT series is available in various metals and is now available as a CONNECT stylus at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is specially designed for digital writing and is suitable for use on all displays with a touch function. Impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. With 97 mm when closed and only 87 mm when open, the LILIPUT is the smallest fountain pen in the world for standard cartridges. By unscrewing the cap, a normal, comfortable size is achieved with which one can write comfortably.   All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes The LILIPUT is one of the oldest Kaweco series. Already in 1908 it inspired by the simple style of this writing instrument which was made of ebonite those days. Till today the Kaweco LILIPUT consists of not more than 3 housing parts: cap, barrel and mouthpiece.

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. As CONNECT Touch Stylus version he's especially for digital writing on all displays with a touch function. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also the precious acrylic resin and the ideally adjusted size ensure a noticeably relieving writing experience and also convince in the digital spirit of the time transformed version with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. Each Kaweco CONNECT stylus can be converted to a fountain pen with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. A blast from the past: The colors of the 70’s, orange and crème, combined with warm golden decorative elements, underline the nostalgic image of our new STUDENT series. A must-have for all vintage lovers. The series is available as a fountain pen, roller ball and ballpen. Kaweco's story of success once began in a small retail store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany in 1883. Since that time Kaweco and students have been an inseparable connection. Especially in the sixties Kaweco fountain pens were very popular study companions. Till this day Kaweco has set its goal to design reliable writing instruments for young people. The idea of the Kaweco STUDENT arose herefrom.

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. As CONNECT Touch Stylus version he's especially for digital writing on all displays with a touch function. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also the precious acrylic resin and the ideally adjusted size ensure a noticeably relieving writing experience and also convince in the digital spirit of the time transformed version with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. Each Kaweco CONNECT stylus can be converted to a fountain pen with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. Kaweco's story of success once began in a small retail store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany in 1883. Since that time Kaweco and students have been an inseparable connection. Especially in the sixties Kaweco fountain pens were very popular study companions. Till this day Kaweco has set its goal to design reliable writing instruments for young people. The idea of the Kaweco STUDENT arose herefrom.

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. As CONNECT Touch Stylus version he's especially for digital writing on all displays with a touch function. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also the precious acrylic resin and the ideally adjusted size ensure a noticeably relieving writing experience and also convince in the digital spirit of the time transformed version with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. Each Kaweco CONNECT stylus can be converted to a fountain pen with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. A blast from the past: The colors of the 50’s, blue and crème, combined with warm golden decorative elements, underline the nostalgic image of our new STUDENT series. A must-have for all vintage lovers. A big program of perfect ink cartridges for the Kaweco fountain pen you can get here in our shop. Kaweco's story of success once began in a small retail store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany in 1883. Since that time Kaweco and students have been an inseparable connection. Especially in the sixties Kaweco fountain pens were very popular study companions. Till this day Kaweco has set its goal to design reliable writing instruments for young people. The idea of the Kaweco STUDENT arose herefrom.

The STUDENT series was developed for frequent writers. As CONNECT Touch Stylus version he's especially for digital writing on all displays with a touch function. Not only the ergonomic shape, but also the precious acrylic resin and the ideally adjusted size ensure a noticeably relieving writing experience and also convince in the digital spirit of the time transformed version with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. Each Kaweco CONNECT stylus can be converted to a fountain pen with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. A blast from the past: The colors of the 50’s, green and crème, combined with warm golden decorative elements, underline the nostalgic image of our new STUDENT series. A must-have for all vintage lovers. The series is available as a fountain pen, roller ball and ballpen. Kaweco's story of success once began in a small retail store near the University of Heidelberg, Germany in 1883. Since that time Kaweco and students have been an inseparable connection. Especially in the sixties Kaweco fountain pens were very popular study companions. Till this day Kaweco has set its goal to design reliable writing instruments for young people. The idea of the Kaweco STUDENT arose herefrom.

The Kaweco STEEL Sport as CONNECT stylus available only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co. The STEEL Sport CONNECT is made of brushed stainless steel. With the Kaweco CNC technology, the body of this model is milled out of a complete steel block. When closed, the fountain pen is very resistant due to the robust material. The feel of the steel is supple and the brushed stainless steel also makes the fountain pen look visually powerful. All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. The first sport models in 1911 were round but the basic idea was the same. A fountain pen, which can be carried around in the bag without leaking. So the first Kaweco sport was designed in pocket format. The highlight: By attaching the cap you could extend the pen to a comfortable size. In 1935, the octagonal cap, as known from today, was introduced to the market in combination with the round shaft. The fountain pen of that time was still a piston fountain pen, so equipped with a pull system for ink. Today's fountain pen works with cartridges, but on closer inspection the design elements of a piston fountain pen at the end of the barrel can be spotted.

The impressive heavyweight of the Sport series, the BRASS Sport, is turned from first-class brass and is now available as CONNECT stylus only at Mostwanted Pens. The Connect Stylus version is especially for digital writing and  for use on all displays with touch function.  It impresses with precision when writing, typing, drawing and Co.  Weighing 44 grams the stylus is the heaviest Kaweco pen. Cap and barrel are manufactured in two complex processes to create this stunning piece of German engineering.  All CONNECT STYLUS writing instruments can be converted to fountain pens with a Kaweco 060 replacement nib in various nib sizes. In the beginning of the industrial age pens were made of hard rubber. Ebonite, as it was also called, was only polished. Even brass was already used for pen parts. But it was more for the trimmings such as clip and decorative rings. Only the cartridge technology made it possible to reflect on other materials since the ink does not directly and permanently come into contact with the metals. So in daily use the brass can develop its natural patina. Around 1550 brass was “cast” in a targeted way for the first time and thus offered a variety of applications.

The Kaweco AL Sport with state-of-the-art EMR technology. During our childhood, we grew up with writing, drawing and sketching on paper. However, the elegance of handwriting was reserved for our hands only. Digital imitation, especially where and with what amount of pressure the pen is placed and glides on a tablet, is a technical challenge. This challenge can now be met with the help of smart technologies. One of them is Wacom’s EMR technology, which is based on electromagnetic resonance. With the help of sensors, an electromagnetic signal is detected, which combined with an alternating grid pattern generates a magnetic field. The magnetic field is reduced to approximately 5 mm above the surface of the glass and can thus register the position of the writing instrument as well as the angle and pressure. Based on this technology, together with Wacom we developed the AL Sport Connect EMR Black as a digital Stylus in the popular shape of a Kaweco Sport made from aluminium. The EMR technology in the grip section of the Al Sport Connect EMR black has more than 4000 pressure levels.  Therefore pixel-exact writing, typing and/or drawing with a suitable software, e. g. Photoshop or Inkscape, are possible. The pen never needs to be charged and is always ready to go. For a long-lasting digital writing experience, we offer spare tips to change, if they got worn with the use.  Manual Connect EMR in english and german Already in 1905 Kaweco manufactured the first writing instruments made of metal. Which was produced with silver or gold plated brass in the past, is today manufactured from the lighter aluminum material.