PenovalUSI2.0 Stylus Pen for Chromebooks - 4096 Levels Pressure for Lenovo, ASUS, HP Chrome Devices & Google Pixel Tablet

This stylus performs exceptionally well with my Google Pixel. The design is flawless, and the application is seamless. It writes as smoothly as a traditional pen—no exaggeration. Prior to making my purchase, I read numerous reviews, and I am truly impressed with its performance. I highly recommend this stylus to anyone who owns a Google Pixel and is in need of a stylus pen.

I have an old Chromebook duet that does not work great for a lot of things anymore, but I got the pen for my art class and it’s great.The magnet is strong enough to hold when throwing the tablet in my backpack, the charge is fast and long lasting, all you need to do to use it is, well, use it. Ni pairing or anything, it just works right away. The pressure sensitivity is spot on and in the end I’m glad I got this.

Works perfectly for my Chromebook. Quick pairing and battery life is amazing. Worth the buy.

Works pretty well, and the replacement tips are available here, which was one of the deciding factors. There is no point to purchasing a replacement stylus if you are only going to end up needing to replace the pen again when the tip dies.

As a long-time Chromebook user who primarily writes (not an artist), I've finally found a USI pen that rivals the Apple Pencil! The Penoval 2.0 has completely transformed my Chromebook experience, eliminating the frustrating lag and palm rejection issues that plagued previous USI pens, including the Penoval 1.0.Here's a breakdown of my comparisons:Responsiveness & Palm Rejection (5/5 stars for Writing):The Penoval 2.0 (P2) is on par with the Apple Pencil (AP) in terms of latency and accuracy. Zero lag, no missed strokes, and flawless palm rejection. This is a dramatic improvement over the Penoval 1.0 (P1), which suffered from noticeable lag, missed strokes, and terrible palm rejection.Hand Feel (5/5 stars):P2 and P1 are lighter and more uniformly shaped than the AP, making them more comfortable for extended writing sessions.Glide Feel (4/5 stars until we get something paper like):P2 and AP offer a smooth, natural writing experience. P1's nib required more pressure and had a "clicky" feel.Sound (4/5 stars until we get something paper like.):P2 and AP have a similar muted "tap/thud" sound, unlike P1's sharper, "glass tap click."Erasing (0/5 stars):P2 lacks a dedicated eraser function, which is its only drawback compared to AP's double-tap eraser and P1's rear eraser. While AP's double-tap can be finicky, it's still a feature P2 lacks.Magnetic Attachment (4/5 stars):Both the AP and P2 are magnetic, however, the P2 does not charge while magnetically attached.Value (5/5 stars):P2 is the clear winner. Chromebooks are generally more affordable than iPads, and the P2 offers a comparable (or even superior, due to its lighter weight) writing experience at a fraction of the Apple Pencil's cost. The lack of an eraser is a minor trade-off for the overall performance and value.In summary:The Penoval 2.0 has finally bridged the gap between Chromebooks and iPads for writing tasks. If you're looking for a responsive, accurate, and comfortable USI pen, the Penoval 2.0 is an excellent choice. It's transformed my Chromebook into a serious writing tool, and I highly recommend it!

This is the best universal stylus I have found. Works great and charges fast

This stylus worked for 3 months with no problems then, it was left at home while visiting family over the holidays and it hasn't worked since. There is no reason for it to not be working as it was in a climate controlled home, not left on the charger, and pets unable to mess with it. It no longer charges, can't be used with my tablet anymore, and doesn't even show up in the bluetooth options anymore. I've contacted the support listed in the user manual (same that's listed on their website that Amazon sends you to) and still haven't heard back.I'll try to remember to update this if the company actually gets back to me after leaving this review but as it stands now, I DO NOT RECOMMEND getting this.

Works on my Pixel tablet