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LG Stylus 2 heading to MWC 2016 with nano-coated pen tip

LG Stylus 2 heading to MWC 2016 with nano-coated pen tip

Posted on February 17, 2016March 30, 2020 By Jarvis

It might not be too far-fetched to say that Samsung has a unique spot in the market when it comes to stylus-toting phablets. That, however, isn’t going to stop LG from coming up with its own. In fact, at MWC 2016 next week, it will be putting up on display the LG Stylus 2. While LG has definitely leveled up its game for this particular device, the Stylus 2 remains what its predecessor clearly was: a mid-range, and hopefully affordable, smartphone equipped with a stylus with a somewhat rubbery tip.

It might not be that fair but it is inevitable that the LG Stylus 2 would be compared to Samsung’s Galaxy Note line. But while the Galaxy Note has been the bearer of many of Samsung’s most powerful hardware and a Wacom active digitizer, LG has tried to settle for something that gets the job done without stretching the budget to high heavens.
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