Japanese studio Nendo has created a Bluetooth headset that looks like a pen.

Called Stylo (French for pen), the design for Logitech is made of anodised aluminium tubing.

It has a plastic clip on one end to attach to a shirt pocket.

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Photographs are by Hiroshi Iwasaki.

Here's some more information from Nendo:

A Bluetooth headset created by lopping off short pieces of aluminum tubing for the housing. Part of the headset's mechanism is packed into the tubing, like an ink cartridge in a pen. The headset has a pen-like clip that secures it when attached to a breast pocket and both pens and headsets are communication devices.

Because of these and other commonalities, we named the headset after the French word for 'pen'. We finished the headset in anodized aluminum, rather than painting it, to bring out the inherent beauty of the metal. The anodized aluminum distinctive color variations - it can look like anything from brass to stainless steel - allowed us to express its honesty as a tool for everyday use. The headset's surface will also change over time, as it accumulates the minute scratches and marks that come naturally through use.

These incidental yet planned details will bring further depth and attachment to the headset, like those of a well-loved pen used for years.

Size: W12.7 × D32 × H81(mm)
Weight: 8g
Price: 3,480JPY