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A compact precision stylus with a clear disc tip — you see through the disc to exactly where the line will land, which is the difference between guessing and drawing accurately. What it does: Clear precision disc tip No battery or pairing required Compact body with a clip Blue or grey Where it fits: maths working, diagrams, annotation and drawing tasks where a rubber tip is too blunt. The disc tip is a replaceable part — spares are available. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

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.