HP Rechargeable Active Pen G3
HP Rechargeable Active Pen G3
Would you like to customise the way you work with your touchscreen device to make writing, drawing, or working easier? Although the HP stylus can't perform multi-touch gestures, it is much more precise than a finger. Its active technology provides support for additional features, such as a function button, which not only allows you to control the touchscreen device, but also sign electronic documents, do graphic design, and other tasks. A battery is required to run the advanced functions. You can use the USB-C connector for regular charging. The HP stylus offers more precise and simpler control of your touchscreen devices.
Key Features of the HP Rechargeable Active Pen G3
- The active HP stylus offers you greater precision compared to using your finger
- Recharge it regularly using the USB-C port
- Stylus for notebooks
- It uses the Windows operating system
- It performs precise work using 2,048 pressure points
- The tip is made of a high-quality material, specifically plastic
- The length of the HP stylus is 148mm
- The product has a weight of 65.5g
The HP Stylus Will Make Your Work a Breeze
The HP stylus is compatible with devices that have a capacitive display, such as a notebook, and it perfectly mimics working on traditional paper. It is compatible with the Windows operating system. It features 2,048 pressure points for incredibly precise work, detecting every touch. The stylus has a durable tip made of a high-quality material—plastic.
A Great Size for Travelling
When using the HP stylus, your work will flow smoothly. The length of the HP stylus is 148mm. It weighs 65.5g.
For notebooks:
HP EliteBook
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