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Our stylus pens have different compatibilities. We have universal capacitive styluses that work with all touch screens (like smartphones and tablets) and active styluses designed specifically for models like iPad. Please check the product description for each stylus to see the exact compatibility list before purchasing.

A passive (or capacitive) stylus works just like your finger, conducting a small electrical charge to the screen. It doesn't require batteries and works on any touchscreen.

An active stylus has electronic components, requires a battery (often rechargeable), and offers features like finer tips, pressure sensitivity, and palm rejection. Active styluses usually only work with specific compatible devices listed on the product page.

It depends on the stylus. Most of our active styluses for iPads or other tablets turn on with a simple button press and do not require a Bluetooth connection to work for writing or drawing. Some specific models might use Bluetooth for extra features like shortcut buttons, but the basic functionality is often connection-free. Passive styluses never require Bluetooth.

No. Passive (or capacitive) styluses work just like your finger by conducting a small electrical charge to the screen. They do not contain any electronic components, so they don't need batteries and never require charging. They are always ready to use.

A passive stylus works by conducting your body's natural electrical charge to the touchscreen, just like your finger does. The tip is made of a conductive material (like rubber or mesh) that the screen recognizes as a touch. It's simple, requires no internal electronics, and works on any device that responds to your finger.

Passive styluses are perfect for anyone who needs a simple tool for basic tasks like navigating, tapping, or light drawing. They are great for:

• Users who want to avoid fingerprints on their screen.
• People wearing gloves (if the gloves aren't touchscreen compatible).
• Anyone needing more precision than a finger for tapping small buttons.
• Children using tablets for simple games or drawing apps.

They are an affordable and universal accessory that works on any touchscreen.