La pluma fuente Lamy Joy L15 realmente resalta mi escritura. Su diseño en ABS negro con detalles en rojo no solo es elegante, sino que también proporciona un agarre cómodo y seguro. Uso esta pluma diariamente para escribir en mi journal y planner. Me encanta la precisión y fluidez de cada trazo gracias a su punta de 1.5mm. La recomiendo a todos los amantes de la escritura que buscan una herramienta de alta calidad y estilo.

Muy buena para iniciar en la caligrafía, con el inconveniente de siempre con la marca Lamy que no entrega convertidor. Entrega en tiempo !

La pluma estilográfica es muy buena. Un poco más grande que la Lamy Safari. Requiere práctica y saber tomar la pluma para poder tener un correcto efecto en la escritura.

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Excelente calidad de la marca Lamy

Soy arquitecta, quería lograr diferentes calidades de línea con una pluma y esta lo logra perfectamente. No es tanto para principiantes como la safari pero sigue siendo fácil de usar. La tinta corre uniforme, es fácil cambiar cartucho, muy cómoda de agarrar, la estética es lindisima pero es mas grande de lo que pensaba, no cabe en mi estuche y eso es un poco incómodo.

I have this and the Pilot Parallel 1.5mm. I like both of them, this one definitely feels not as scratchy for writing. Both of them have that feel like you are holding a brush in a way. I do like having the snap cap over the twist on/off cap. Construction feels very solid, but it is still nice and light weight.Overall, this is a very satisfying feel and finish, writes better on fountain pen paper (aka like Rhodia 80gsm) versus watercolor paper, at least in my experience. Haven't tried it myself on Tomoe River paper, it does throw down a lot of ink. Goes without saying probably not made for normal copy paper (20 lb). Beautiful results on my end, definitely would buy it for a friend.

Ok for italic calligraphy things, but a bit big. Bought a Safari with a fine nib which is better for general use.

The product it self is nice. But what I need is a 1.1mm, they sent me a 1,9 witch I don't need. Already open the box and have tried, so.....

I am very happy with it, but there are trade-offs.Summary: I use this pen (with an extra-fine nib) for ink sketching, it is well suited to that purpose and I would recommend it for that. I keep two Lamy Joy pens inked up at all times for sketching (one the regular black-bodied pen and the other is a white version) , one is always loaded with waterproof black ink, and the other with whatever alternative ink I've decided on, usually either a water-soluble black or brown, or with grey ink.For more general use I would recommend the Safari over the Joy, it's just a more well-rounded pen, but the Joy does have some advantages and it is my go-to pen for ink sketches. I swapped an EF nib for the 1.1mm stub that came with the pen, I prefer the EF nib for sketching, although I do use the 1.1 nib in a Safari for everyday writing.Let me first compare it to the more common LAMY Safari, and then I'll talk about a couple of Pros and Cons with this pen specifically.From the ink window forward to the nib the Joy and Safari are identical and completely interchangeable.The most obvious difference is that the stem on the Joy tapers, which is nice in the hand, and allows one to pull their hand back further from the nib, which can benefit looser mark-making. This can done with the Safari too, but it is less comfortable as the cap and clip interfere with one's grip. It's mainly this feature which makes the Joy a better drawing pen.Overall the Joy is longer than the Safari (all in the stem); at first it seems significantly longer, about 40mm but that's bit deceiving because once you post the cap on the Safari that difference drops to a negligible 3mm, and even with the cap posted on the Joy (which sort of works but doesn't really) it's only 10mm longer than the Safari.The wight is very similar, both are light pens, with the Joy feeling just slightly heavier. Again, the Safari with a posted cap, vs. the Joy without (which is how I would suggest using each) leaves the Safari the slightly heavier.They balance very similarly uncapped, with the Joy balance a couple mm further to the rear. With the cap posted the Safari however balances about 15mm further back compared to the uncapped, un-posted Joy. So the Joy is more forward heavy than the Safari, and I find that it feels a little more comfortable, but that's probably going to be a matter of preference and in either case the weight and balance of these pens is of negligible importance..Pros: It is a LAMY Pen. If you're a fan, like me, then this is a good thing. LAMY, in my opinion, invests value in the right places in their pens, meaning that they are an excellent balance of quality and cost in a writing (sketching) tool.I really like 1.1mm the stub nib. I liked it so much in fact that I switched it to my Safari, so that I could use that for my everyday writing. Both of my Joys are fitted with EF nibs.Personally I like the balance, length and the taper. It's nicer to hold than a Safari and you don't have have to choke up on it. This is an advantage for making freer strokes and is more often how I use it when drawing.Cons: The length is also a drawback, as it cannot easily be carried in a pocket. A jacket's breast pocket would be OK, but not a shirt pocket.The taper makes the posted cap wobbly as it's only snug right at the end, and posting defeats the value of the tapered stem. This leave you with a cap to put somewhere and retrieve when you're done. Not too big a deal, but overall on the negative side of the ledger. (EDIT: to meliorate this, or even move it to the "Pros" category I have found that one can clip the pen to the outside of a sketch book and leave the cap there there when removing the pen to use it for sketching. This means that it isn't a pocket clip, its a book cover clip :) and it works very well as such.)

La calidad Lamy es ampliamente conocida y esta pluma fuente está a la altura. La plumilla de 1.1 mm es del mismo tamaño que la de cualquier pluma fuente Lamy Safari y por lo tanto, se podría cambiar por otra plumilla de cualquier ancho o grosor de línea. La tapa y la parte plástica que contiene la plumilla sí es más grande que las versiones Safari. La tapa no encaja en la larga parte de atrás de la pluma. Tengo manos pequeñas y esta pluma fuente se siente cómoda y con buen balance. Usa los cartuchos estándar de Lamy o un convertidor. Esta pluma fuente es muy buena para dibujo, no solamente para caligrafía. Muy recomendable.

See my other review on the Lamy Safari. This pen that came with the calligraphy set with three nibs is a wonderful pen! I wasn't expecting as much as this pen offers. It is sturdy, yet light, comfortable to handle, and just all around a great pen, added to the low price makes it a great choice.