HP 700 Rechargeable Multi Pen
HP 700 Rechargeable Multi Pen
Would you like to make working with your touchscreen device easier and enjoy comfortable writing or drawing? The HP stylus cannot perform multi-touch gestures, but unlike a finger, it can be very precise. The active technology provides support for additional features, such as a function button, which, in addition to controlling the touchscreen device, can also be used for signing electronic documents, graphic design, and other activities. A battery is required to use the advanced functions. You can recharge the stylus using a USB-C connector. The HP stylus is the ideal smart accessory when working with a touchscreen.
Key Features of the HP 700 Rechargeable Multi Pen Stylus
- The active HP stylus is superior to using your finger to control a touchscreen device
- Recharge it using USB-C
- Stylus for laptops
- Communicates with the Windows operating system
- Delivers exceptional performance through 2,048 pressure points
- The tip is made from a high-quality material, specifically plastic
- The HP stylus is 150mm long
- The product weighs 65.5g
The HP Stylus Ensures a Comfortable Working Experience
The HP stylus works with devices that have a capacitive display, such as a laptop, and it perfectly imitates the experience of working on classic paper. It uses the Windows operating system to function. Its 2,048 pressure points, which can register even the most sensitive touch, ensure perfect performance. The tip of the stylus is made of a durable material, such as plastic.
A Great Size for Travelling
When using the HP stylus, you will appreciate how comfortable and intuitive it is to work on the display. The HP stylus has a length of 150mm. The product weighs 65.5g.
For laptops:
HP EliteBook
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