Moto G Stylus (2020)

No. Unlike the highly expensive Samsung S-Pen, the Moto G Stylus physically uses a completely passive, basic 'dumb' stylus. It officially has absolutely no Bluetooth connectivity, no physical buttons, and zero pressure sensitivity.

It is highly useful for physically taking quick handwritten notes, casually sketching in the dedicated Moto Note app, precisely highlighting small text, or simply navigating the phone interface without smudging the screen.

Yes! It surprisingly features a highly crisp, vibrant 1080p LCD display, which significantly makes reading small text and precisely drawing with the stylus highly enjoyable.

Yes. Surprisingly for an entry-level budget phone, it includes highly capable dual stereo speakers that are noticeably loud and clear, deliberately making it great for watching videos without headphones.

It is a highly bizarre, dedicated video camera lens physically turned 90 degrees, deliberately allowing you to record horizontal landscape video while physically holding the phone vertically. Most users heavily found it to be a completely useless gimmick.