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Features
- A more helpful pen. The smart, responsive pen for your Google Pixepoundsook
- Get quick answers. Pixel book Pen works with the Google Assistant
- Make your mark. Feels like a real pen, so you can write, draw, and design naturally
- Take Notes Anytime. Instantly capture an Idea or a sketch using Google keep without unlocking your pixel book
Description
A more helpful pen. The smart, responsive pen for your Google Pixelbsook. Get quick answers. Pixelbsook Pen works with the Google Assistant. Make your mark. Feels like a real pen, so you can write, draw, and design naturally. Take notes anytime. Instantly capture an idea or a sketch using Google Keep without unlocking your Pixelbsook.
Color: Silver
Brand: Google
Material: Plastic
Number of Batteries: 1 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Item Weight: 18.14 g
Compatible Devices: Pixelbook
Item dimensions L x W x H: 0.42 x 5.78 x 0.42 inches
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Batteries Required?: No
UPC:
Manufacturer: Google PC
Are Batteries Required: No
UPC: 842776101860
Global Trade Identification Number: , 60
Brand Name: Google
Model Number: C0B
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Compatible Devices: Pixelbook
Number of Batteries: 1 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Item Dimensions: 0.42 x 5.78 x 0.42 inches
Item Weight: 18.14 g
Material: Plastic
Color: Silver
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Jul 12 – Jul 16
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Worked without issues with my pixel book. The pen did come without the battery installed so be sure to look/have a aaa battery handy
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by Isiah Foster
I've used this product for a few days and I've got to say it's true that the Pixelbook Pen has 10ms lag when using it. But that's only possible in the Android apps that have implemented the new low-latency API like Squid. When using it with the Google Keep app it had a little bit more lag than with Squid, for example. Nevertheless, it feels like you're writing in a piece of paper in Squid. Let's hope in the future apps will improve the support for the Pixelbook Pen. Also, I have an Ubuntu chroot using Crouton in my Pixelbook, and the pen works great in there too.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018 by Adrià Vilanova Martínez
The button is placed so that it is very hard to write without accidentally pressing it, causing assistant to pop up and interrupt whatever you were trying to write or draw. But the worst part is the thin plastic on the threads - I am super careful with my stuff and never abused it, yet the plastic part is cracked such that it won't stay screwed together, so stops working when you try to write with it. A quick online search will reveal that this is a common problem - there are lots of used ones for sale cheap with those unrepairable cracks, and I cannot find a way to tape or glue it together to make it usable. Definitely not worth the inflated price. I found a used Wacom Bamboo Ink pen, which uses the same AES2 protocol, and which works perfectly on the Pixelbook. It's a lot more comfortable to write with, too. Get one of those instead of this.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by T.W. Cook
The pen works perfectly. It obviously is only for the Pixel Book Chrome OS device. It works flawlessly. It is pressure sensitive, you can easily tell it is quality built. It came with a single AAAA battery for the pen. It's sturdy and easily held. The feedback from the button is thought out and well set up.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2017 by Ampersand Man
I had used Surface Tablets through multiple generations of their devices and loved them. After moving to Google Suite for work and deciding on a Pixelbook, I missed my pen, and decided to try this out. I can't believe I'm saying it, but I think I love this pen more! It is responsive and light, and I haven't seen much latency or lag on any of the apps I have used it with. The only dislikes I've had with the pen is that it is SMOOTH and therefore not very grippy to my hand. I feel like I adjust my hold on it more than I did with my previous pen-stylus. I also hit the Google Assistant button a LOT. I hope that eventually we'll be able to change the function of the button, because I have never once wanted to open Google Assistant with it (it picks up my voice...why would I hit a button to trigger that same function?), and would MUCH rather have it work as an eraser tool or 'right-click' tool. Other than that, I love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2018 by ajroets
I use my pixelbook pen for working on math assignments for an online class. Paired with the note taking app Squid it does a great job. The input is smooth enough that I don't have to think about it, I can just use the thing to get work done. So far I'm really enjoying taking all my math class notes in Squid, and I love being able to open a new page to use for scratch work. No more wasting paper! The pixelbook pen is really what makes the entire workflow possible. Now overall, I'm very happy with my pixelbook pen, but I do have two minor complaints. First off, the google assistant button is not very useful. I wish Google would give us the option to remap it. Maybe bring up some version of the stylus tools menu found at the bottom of the ChromeOS screen? My second issue is that support for the pen is not universal. As I mentioned above, it works great in Squid, but if I tried to write directly in one of the Khan academy lesson modules it would just interpret the stylus as touch screen input and at that point we are back to laggy input. Honestly though, the lack of universal support really hasn't been an issue for me personally. So far the apps I've wanted to write on support the pen. But still, something to be aware of. So far battery life has been pretty good. The pen uses AAAA batteries. It would be nice if it was rechargeable like the Apple Pencil, but so far the AAAA batteries haven't been an issue. On the issue of price I will say that an extra $100 for the pen on top of the already expensive pixelbook isn't a great situation. Especially when Chromebooks as a whole are still largely perceived as budget laptops. For me at least, the pen has provided enough value that I don't regret spending the extra $100 at all. But your mileage may vary. I would suggest only buying one if you have a particular use in mind for it. If you're just looking for a neat new toy to drop $100 on, you can probably find something more interesting elsewhere. Keeping in mind the above points, if you need a way to write or draw digitally with your pixelbook, I don't think you will at all disappointed by the pen.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2018 by Frederick Keepers