Review: Why an Inexpensive Stylus is Important to E-biking in the Winter

A Stylus for E-bikes?

E-biking in chilly weather can be rewarding with proper gear and clothing, although touching the screen of biking computers and smartphones can be frustratingly complicated with gloves. Moving a map around, answering a call, entering a new biking destination, and recording a ride can be difficult.

Although gloves can be “capacitive touchscreen” compatible, screen tapping with gloves is often less accurate than one would hope, requiring multiple attempts before a screen responds.

As voice assistants tend to work poorly in windy conditions and taking off gloves is the last thing one wants to do, a low-cost, highly effective solution can be a life-changer for winter bikers.

An Inexpensive Solution

For less than a dollar, a stylus is surprisingly accurate for tapping buttons and moving the screen under the harshest weather conditions, without the need for expensive capacitive touchscreen-compatible gloves or exposing hands to the elements.

Stylus With a Conductive Rubber Tip

Meet the stylus with a conductive rubber tip. It works perfectly with cell phones mounted to the handlebar. Attach the stylus to a lanyard for easy access during the ride. Try it. Satisfaction is guaranteed.