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Lamy AL-star EMR 471 (coated/matt displays)

Lamy AL-star EMR 471 (coated/matt displays)

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ddja

5 years ago

Hello, I see that you have this pen in your range once with a "POM tip" (polyoxymethylene?) and once with a PC tip (polycarbonate?). For the pen with POM tip, you write that it is for "coated surfaces", while the pen with PC is for "uncoated surfaces". I don't understand exactly what kind of coating it should be and whether the difference matters to me. I want to use the pen with an Onyx Boox e-Ink tablet. Which of the two variants do I "need" or would you recommend?

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chruslae

5 years ago

I ask myself the same question. I could imagine that "coated surfaces" means the "rough" surfaces, such as on the Remarkable. Under "uncoated surfaces" I imagine glass surfaces like a Samsung tablet. Despite Google, I am not sure whether my assumptions are confirmed ;-) Maybe someone from digitec knows more about this, seems like this is the only place where the different tips are offered.
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ddja

5 years ago

Hello, I see that you have this pen in your range once with a "POM tip" (polyoxymethylene?) and once with a PC tip (polycarbonate?). For the pen with POM tip, you write that it is for "coated surfaces", while the pen with PC is for "uncoated surfaces". I don't understand exactly what kind of coating it should be and whether the difference matters to me. I want to use the pen with an Onyx Boox e-Ink tablet. Which of the two variants do I "need" or would you recommend?

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Lara Bonner

5 years ago

Unfortunately, our supplier has informed us that the item can no longer be delivered, as it is sold out and can no longer be reordered.
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weissabgleich78

3 years ago

Will this stylus work with a Samsung S22 Ultra? Apart from the missing button that the original S Pen of the Ultra has. Or can anyone recommend another stylus for the S22 Ultra? I am looking for a larger pen to go with my S22 Ultra as the original S Pen is rather too small for me to hold adequately and write or draw well. Thanks

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Former user

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
I have not tried it with this device, but the Lamy EMR and the s-pen work fine for me with the same devices.
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nielsus

4 years ago

Guten Tag, was ist der Unterschied zum https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s1/product/lamy-al-star-emr-471-stylus-14028090 ?

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Fabian Müller

4 years ago

According to my research, the stylus with manufacturer number 1235588 (your link) has a "POM tip for coated surfaces", whereas the stylus on this product page (manufacturer number 1234290) has a PC/EL tip for uncoated surfaces.The stylus on this product page (manufacturer number 1234290) has a PC/EL tip for uncoated surfaces, which is suitable for smooth (glossy) surfaces.

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