Branded Office Stationery
Port Designs Phone and Tablet Stylus - Silver
From R89.60 ex VAT
The Port Designs Universal Stylus in Silver provides an alternative input method for tablets and smartphones. It features a metallic design, a universal tip, and is compatible with iOS and Android touch screen devices.
The Port Designs Phone and Tablet Stylus in Silver offers an alternative to finger input for smartphones and tablets. It is suitable for users who prefer a pen-like feel for navigation, tapping, and swiping on touchscreens.
- Metallic design
- Universal tip for broad compatibility
- Compatible with iOS and Android devices
- Dimensions: 11.4 x 0.9 x 0.9 cm
- Weight: 12 g
This stylus is designed for use with a range of touch screen mobile devices, including iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Galaxy Tab models. Its lightweight and portable design makes it suitable for everyday carry.
Branded Office Stationery
The Port Designs Universal Stylus in Silver provides an alternative input method for tablets and smartphones. It features a metallic design, a universal tip, and is compatible with iOS and Android touch screen devices.
From R89.60 ex VAT
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