Imperial Blue Studio Fountain Pen with Extra-Fine Nib and Blue Ink (L67IBEF)

The Lamy Studio Fountain Pen in Imperial Blue (Fine Nib) arrived quickly and in perfect condition. As expected from Lamy, the build quality is excellent—sleek, solid, and thoughtfully designed. The pen has a refined weight and balance that make it comfortable for extended writing sessions. The fine nib writes smoothly with consistent ink flow, and the iconic twist on modern form gives it a professional yet slightly artistic character. Among mid-range fountain pens, this model stands out as one of the best—both in performance and aesthetics. It’s a great choice for anyone seeking an upgrade from entry-level pens without jumping into premium pricing. Highly satisfied.

I was looking for a fountain pen to carry with me to business meetings that wouldn't break the bank (or the heart if it was ever lost). Most of the reviews I read about this sub $50 pen were positive so I dove it to give it a try. Overall impressions are positive and this pen will make a permanent place in my business portfolio. If you are looking for a pen that feels much more expensive than it really is, this is the pen you want. For a more detailed review, see below. I picked this pen up after realizing how much I enjoy my Lamy Safari and I figured, correctly, this pen would be a fantastic step up. The overall length is 5.5 inches and it is about .5 inches wide at it's widest point in the middle of the pen. The ends taper slightly to give this pen a very modern appearance. The cap pops off and on with a subtle click and seems to be plenty sturdy. This pen is constructed primarily out of metal with some of the internal mechanism being made out of quality plastic. The exterior of the pen is coated with a satin coating giving the pen a smooth appearance with just a couple of subtle touches of silver at the bottom and the top. The clip is an elegant twisted teardrop shape that is unique among pens that I have seen and is strong enough to grip a pocket without worrying about it falling out. The pen does come with a standard twist-type converter giving flexibility in ink choices and colors and it holds a decent amount of ink giving me about a week of use before needing to be refilled. The nib on my pen is the Lamy 'F' and it is an extremely smooth writing nib, even on super cheap paper. The actual line width is a bit wider than I expected, but I have not had any issues with ink flow or saturation. Overall performance is on par with many of my much more expensive pens. I got this pen, partially, to match the color of my favorite line of ink - the j. Herbin Anniversary ink. This one is filled with the Blue Ocean color which is a solid blue-black with gold shimmer and the color matches this pen nicely. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this pen as it performs far above its price point. This would make a fantastic gift for someone looking to add a little old school panache to their daily writing.

There was some misleading information in some reviews so I thought that I would write one. I purchased my imperial blue Lamy Studio here directly from Amazon, not a third party. At its price point it is easily my favorite modern designed fountain pen. As you can see in the photo it is gorgeous. It comes in a nice giftable box with a blue cartridge. Lamy does not include a converter with pens at this price point. There are reviews that say that the grip is slippery. I found this not to be true. Most fountain pens have a shiny plastic grip. Shiny metal is no different, and after an hour’s writing had no issue with grip. The weight is perfect for me, and it is well balanced with the cap posted. I got the fine nib. I was worried that being a German fine that it would be too fine for my taste. This isn’t the case. Ink flow is great but not too wet. For a stainless nib it writes very smooth. I see myself giving these as gifts in the future. Anyone has to love this pen! Cheers!

I cannot say enough good things about this fountain pen. What I call a medium barrel sized pen that fits great in the hand, is perfectly balanced and is wonderfully built. It is not a thin pen by any stretch of the imagination, but it is not a thick barrel pen either. For that, look at the Aion. When I first inked this pen and started to write with it, I couldn't believe it. It was so smooth that I thought I was writing in butter. Frankly, it writes better than a couple of other gold nib fountain pens that I have which cost four times as much as this pen. I was floored at the quality of this pen. I own half a dozen other pens from top luxury pen manufacturers in France and Germany and this pen ranks right up among them. Amazing for a pen at this price. Probably going to be my go-to pen for writing every day. In fact, I'm making up excuses just so I can write with it. (I wonder if I should have wrote a letter instead of this online review. But then, you wouldn't be reading this would you?)

I love my Lamy, out of the box the nib has excellent flow and page feel. The pen feels like a premium pen in your hand. My only complaint would be that the section can become a bit slick with use, if you have slippery hands or don't like slick sections look into getting one with a rubberized section OR you can buy a rubberized section from 3rd party retailers online.

When I learn to write in elementary school we used fountain pens and once I got the hang of it I really enjoy it. when I learn to write in elementary school we used fountain pens and once I got the hang of it I really enjoy it The practicality of caring around a bottle of ink in order to refill the pen is obvious. I later discovered the fact that they are now making ink refills that you could just slide it in the pan and off you go. It’s been a few years since I was in elementary school and a lot of things have changed to the general Penn market but I still like using a fountain pen when I can. I think a lot of people got turned off because of the ink that you might get on your fingers when you filled it up but when A Fountain pen is tuned to its prime there’s nothing better to write with it just slides across the page. The Lamy pen Company is based in Germany and they make some very good pans. For those just entering into the fountain pen experience you might want to try a safari pen by Lamy. But if you take it up a notch and get this Lamy studio pen you will notice a very smooth writing non-scratchy even on notebook paper pen. The way this pen feels compared to Safari is quite a lot better. This studio can run you anywhere from 79 may be down to $59 but the writing is far more superior. So if you have the extra bucks on hand and want to try a really great writing pen get this Lamy studio fountain pen. Make sure you pick up an ink converter to go inside your pen so you can load it from a standard ink bottle or just buy some Lamy in cartridges .

The seller Unlimited supplies sent a single pen in a plastic sleeve, bubble wrapped inside Amazon's thin plastic bag. There was no pen box. The pen did arrive intact, but did not include any ink cartridge or converter or warranty sheet. There was a reason why the price was around $50 including tax. You have to buy a converter that costs $15 or so separately. So the pen cost around $65 in total. The description did not say what's included in the product so it's very misleading. You'll expect the full package (pen box, pen, Lamy Z27 converter, and one ink cartridge) that's on sale, which is not true at all. I wonder if the pen is fake, but at least it looks new. It is a gorgeous color. The cap can be posted. It looks pretty sturdy for now.

I have enjoyed working with this particular fountain pen is very reasonably priced and high quality NZ fine chip I use works well. As an oil painter artist I write in my art journals, continuously making notes and tables and all kinds of data documentation and it's really an excellent tool. I utilize the ink cartridge that can be refilled over and over again. I also purchased from Amazon the high-quality Inc. that I use to write. They also make a throwaway small ink cartridge you can purchase however I have found although it's OK. I prefer to use the ink of my choice and is since I use and write a lot a little more economica refilling my own ink cartridge. I would recommend anyone that writes on fine paper and order light in my case art journals. It's an excellent pen for this application. I highly recommend. Many thanks, Jimmy Springett wildlife painter.

I ordered without figuring it was a fine nib. I already use a Safari M so had regrets after ordering that the writing experience will be the same and I’ve spent substantially more. However, the heft is different and the nib was fine so overall a very different and good writing experience.

I own several fountain pens, some several times more expensive than this one, but the LAMY studio has quickly become my favourite. It writes so well, the feeling of pen against paper is exquisite, and the extra fine nib allows for subtle detail. It is stylish with a solid quality feel without being the least ostentatious, and a now dear companion for my daily writing. The package shipped by Amazon also contained the Z26 ink converter as well as a single cartridge with blue ink.

Stilografica elegante di un colore blue vellutato, tonalità decisamente più scura rispetto all'immagine e personalmente molto apprezzata. Pennino fine come dichiarato con una buona scorrevolezza, testato con inchiostro Parker. Confezione perfetta con una cartuccia Lamy e ... un converter incluso, bella sorpresa visto il prezzo già di per se competitivo.

I was looking for an upgrade in my fountain pen and had read a lot of good things about the Lamy Studio, so I was looking forward to writing with it. My experience with the seller was excellent. The pen was shipped quickly, and it arrived earlier than expected. The pen itself is beautiful. It is elegant, comfortable to hold and easy to write with. The nib is extremely smooth. However, I am not happy with the line width with the fine nib. I prefer a thin line width and thought that the fine nib would suit my writing style. However, the fine nib on the Lamy actually produces a wider pen stroke than my Shaeffer fountain pen with a medium nib. I did some research after the fact and found that Lamy nibs generally produce wider line widths than other fountain pen manufacturers. I then decided to buy the extra fine replacement nib, assuming that that would be better. I was wrong. There is virtually no difference in the line width between the extra fine and fine nibs. The pen still writes beautifully, but the pen stroke is wider than I like.

Réception rapide du stylo donc positif. En negatif : La plume gratte le papier et l'encre fournie est de piètre qualité. Stylo moins qualitatif que j'espérais vu le prix payé. Enfin acheté à 58€ il est passé à 48€ juste après ma commande. Par intégrité je vais le conserver, mais franchement c'est ridicule et très contrariant. Cela confirme que vous prenez vraiment vos clients pour des imbéciles alors qu'ils vous font vivre, c'est pourquoi Je n'acheterai plus à cette marque et plus de matériel de bureau sur amazon. =(