Motorola’s stylus phone has always been a bit of an outlier — in a good way. While everyone else in the mid-range segment is busy chasing megapixels and benchmark scores, the Moto G Stylus (2026) continues to double down on something far more personal: giving you a pen and asking, “What do you want to create today?” This year, though, it’s not just about having a stylus; it’s about finally making it feel even more smart.
The stylus grows up and gets a personality, too
The built-in active stylus now supports tilt and pressure sensitivity. That means sketching, scribbling, or even just jotting down grocery lists feels a lot closer to pen on paper. Motorola is also leaning heavily into AI to make the stylus feel more like a companion. Features like Sketch to Image (turn doodles into actual visuals) and Handwriting Calculator (yes, it solves your scribbles) make it
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