Both the Mozart ballpoint and the Mozart fountain pen are primarily stylish note-taking devices and are not suitable for prolonged writing; the narrow grip section leads to cramping when held for longer. The Classique ballpoint is also at most suitable for shorter notes, since ballpoints generally require high writing pressure. For intensive note-taking in lectures, a fountain pen like the Montblanc Chopin or, with a higher budget, the Meisterstück 146 LeGrand with a suitable nib width (often F) is recommended. Rollerballs are not recommended because of smearing ink and lack of writing control.