With stylus ... touch input. Can I use a third-party stylus on my tablet? Yes, but functionality may be limited. Only some third-party styluses support pressure sensitivity and palm rejection ...

The Moto G Stylus is one of the only phones in its class that caters to note-takers, casual doodlers, and anyone who likes having a little extra control in their hands.

With pressure-sensitive styluses, palm rejection ... real pen-on-paper feel without paying a fortune or learning complex tech. Buyers like the tablet’s ease of use, responsive stylus, and ...

Both the 7.92-inch main display and 6.43-inch cover display support the Honor Magic Pen, which is sold separately. The stylus offers low-latency input and palm rejection, ideal for note-taking ...

The Note+ 2 supports palm rejection and pressure sensitivity ... which means you can have thicker or thinner pen-strokes by simply tilting the stylus. Writing and drawing with the Note+ 2 is ...

Like the Apple Pencil, the JamJake pen is an active stylus with a precision tip — meaning it can be used for sketching, designing, and calligraphy. It features palm rejection, so you don't make ...

Perhaps one of the more sensible alternatives to the Apple Pencil stylus for iPads is the SonarPen ... In addition to the pressure sensitivity and palm rejection features, the SonarPen 2 brings ...

That means, holding the stylus at an angle will result in a more weighted line, similar to using a marker on paper. However, unlike actual pens, markers, and paints on paper, a palm rejection ...

The Redmi Pen stylus is great for sketching and making notes, and while palm rejection is not mentioned ... found it easier to just reach out and touch the display to navigate.