HP 705 Rechargeable Multi Pen

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HP 705 Rechargeable Multi Pen
Would you like to make working with your touchscreen device more efficient and write or draw with ease? While the HP stylus can't perform multi-finger touch gestures, it is more precise than a finger. Active technology adds support for other features, such as a function button, which not only makes it easier to control your touchscreen device but also to electronically sign documents, do graphic work, edit photos, and more. A battery is required to use these additional functions. You can use the USB-C connector for regular charging. The HP stylus offers you seamless writing and creating on touchscreens.

Key Features of the HP 705 Rechargeable Multi Pen Stylus
- The active HP stylus gives you more precise control over your touchscreen device
- Use USB-C for regular charging
- Stylus for notebooks
- Compatible with the Windows operating system
- It provides precise work with 2,048 pressure points
- The tip material is plastic
- The length of the HP stylus is 150mm
- The product weight is 65.5g
The HP Stylus Ensures a Comfortable Working Experience
The HP stylus is designed for all types of devices with a capacitive touchscreen, such as notebooks, and perfectly simulates working on traditional paper. It works reliably with the Windows operating system. Its precision is made possible by 2,048 pressure points that can register even the slightest touch. The stylus tip is made of a high-quality material, plastic.

A Great Size for Travelling
Using the HP stylus will make your work a breeze. The length of the HP stylus is 150mm. The product weighs 65.5g.
For notebooks:
HP EliteBook
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