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OnePlus Stylo 2 up-close on OnePlus logo

Does the OnePlus Pad 2 support stylus input?

By Andrew Myrick published

Taking notes The OnePlus Pad 2 is quite a versatile device, offering flagship-level performance, without breaking the bank. Does it work with a stylus though?

Taking notes
Photo of a person wearing a Meta Quest 3 and using the Logitech MX Ink stylus

The Quest 2 and 3 are getting an official stylus controller for artists and designers

By Michael L Hicks published

Drawing in VR is a lot of fun, but a Quest Touch controller isn't a very good tool for it. Logitech's new MX Ink will make drawing, designing, and note-taking much easier while using a Quest 2 or 3.

Virtual Reality
Oppo Pen and OnePlus Open

How to pair the OPPO Pen to the OnePlus Open

By Andrew Myrick published

Pair 'em up OnePlus might not have released its own stylus for the company's first foldable phone. But as long as you're willing to wait, you can use the OPPO Pen with the OnePlus Open.

Pair 'em up
OnePlus Open review

OnePlus confirms Open stylus compatibility, with a catch

By Andrew Myrick published

Surprise Time to find and import a stylus.

Surprise
HP Chromebook x360 13b with Penoval USI 2.0 Stylus and Google Cursive

Best stylus for Chromebook 2025

By Andrew Myrick last updated

The power of the pen.

Chromebooks & Laptops
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra with its S Pen unsheathed

Google Chrome preps flag for stylus support on Android

By Nickolas Diaz published

Google may be eyeing bringing in stylus support for Chrome on Android. A Chromium Gerritt flag shows they are looking to bring in the feature for stylus users.

Apps & Software
Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 multiple USI pens

Lenovo's new Chromebook Duet 3 won't work with older USI pens

By Andrew Myrick published

If you were hoping to use your trusty USI stylus with the Duet 3, you might be a bit disappointed.

Lenovo
Pixel Tablet render showing apps and widgets on the display

Google's upcoming Pixel Tablet could ship with a USI-certified stylus

By Jay Bonggolto published

Google's Pixel-branded tablet could be the first Android device to support the USI standard, assuming it hits the market first before other OEMs beat the search giant to the punch.

Tablets
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