HP MPP 1.51 Pen
HP MPP 1.51 Pen
Would you benefit from simplifying your work with a touchscreen device so that you can type and draw comfortably? While the HP Touch Pen cannot perform multi-finger touch gestures simultaneously, it is much more precise than using your finger. Thanks to its active technology, you can take advantage of additional features, such as a function button, which—in addition to controlling your touchscreen device—is great for writing, drawing, editing photos, and other activities. A battery is required to activate these additional features. The HP stylus is ideal for precise work on touchscreen devices.
Key features of the HP MPP 1.51 Pen
- The HP active stylus offers more precise control than using your finger
- Stylus for laptops
- Compatible with the Windows operating system
- Precise performance is ensured by 2048 pressure levels
- High-quality material was selected for the tip, such as plastic
- The HP stylus is 140mm long
- The stylus is powered by 1 AAAA battery
The HP stylus ensures a comfortable working experience
The HP stylus works with devices featuring a capacitive display, such as a laptop, and perfectly mimics writing on traditional paper. It works reliably with the Windows operating system. Perfect performance is enabled by 2048 pressure levels, capable of detecting even the lightest touch. The stylus has a durable tip made of high-quality material, such as plastic.
Stay productive on the go thanks to its compact size
When using the HP stylus, you’ll appreciate the comfortable and intuitive experience on the screen. The HP stylus is 140mm long.
For laptop:
HP Envy
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Spike
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