We are OASO, and our current stylus collection is built around touchscreen input in two distinct formats. Rather than treating every stylus as the same kind of tool, our range separates broad capacitive use from iPad-specific active input, giving each product family a clear role within the collection.
For everyday touchscreen interaction across multiple device types, our universal disc-tip styluses use a battery-free capacitive format. They are intended for screens that respond to finger input and support practical tasks such as tapping, scrolling, note-taking, and drawing. The magnetic-cap design used on our 1010B stylus family helps protect the disc tip, while the passive format removes the need for charging or Bluetooth pairing.
Our active iPad stylus takes a different approach. It is rechargeable and, according to its product specification, is intended for Apple iPad models from 2018 and later. Palm rejection and tilt sensitivity distinguish this family from our passive disc-tip pens and make it the more specialized option for handwriting and drawing on compatible iPads.
What connects our range is not a claim that one pen fits every situation. It is a focused collection of touchscreen input tools with different operating formats, compatibility boundaries, and interaction styles. OASO model documentation, including guidance for the 1010B disc-tip stylus, provides product-specific setup and maintenance information where available.
