Adonit Mark — Passive Stylus
$27.26 ex GST
($29.99 inc GST)
The simplest stylus Adonit make — a rubber-tipped passive stylus that works on any touchscreen with no battery, no pairing and no charging. At this price it's the one to buy in quantity.
What it does:
Rubber tip, works on any capacitive touchscreen
No battery or pairing
Aluminium body with a clip
Black or silver
Where it fits: early years and primary classrooms, where the job is pointing, drawing and tapping rather than fine handwriting. Sturdy enough for shared use and cheap enough to replace.
Want more precision? The Mini 4 and Pro 4 use a clear disc tip you can see through, and the Dash 4 has a fine active tip. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.
Adonit Precision Stylus — SE 2 & Pro 4
$54.54 ex GST
($59.99 inc GST)
Two precision styluses that need no battery, no pairing and no charging — which for a shared class set is the whole argument. Nothing to go flat, nothing to configure, works the moment a student picks it up.
Choose your model:
SE 2 — the newer design, in black or white
Pro 4 — the precision disc model, in black or silver
Where these fit: annotation, maths working, diagrams and drawing on any touchscreen. Both work across iPad, Android and Windows, so a mixed fleet doesn't need two products.
Passive or active? Passive styluses like these are cheaper, need no charging and never stop working mid-lesson. Active styluses such as the Dash 4 and Neo give a finer line and a more natural feel, at roughly twice the price and with a battery to keep charged. For a class set, passive usually wins.
Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.