Description

How it works Capacitive Stylus: Most common today, it has a conductive tip that mimics the electrical charge of your finger, interacting with capacitive touchscreens (smartphones, tablets). Active Stylus (Digital Pen): Contains electronics, a battery, and communicates digitally with the device, allowing for features like pressure sensitivity (thicker lines when pressed harder), palm rejection, and programmable buttons. Passive Stylus: A simple, non-electronic tool that acts as a finger substitute, often with a rubber or plastic tip, ideal for basic navigation and drawing without extra tech.