Lenovo USI Stylus Pen for Chromebook - 4,096 Pressure Sensitivity Levels, 150-Day Battery Life, Chrome OS Support, AAAA Battery - GX81B10212 Review

Although advertised as compatible with the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, it does not work. At least it works, but it's so bad it's almost unusable. Hovering the stylus an inch above the screen activates touch. The onscreen buttons are unusable and trying to type requires the dexterity of a marvel superhero and a Zen Buddhist saint in the air. Warning: I don't have any other Lenovo touchscreen laptops, so I can't comment on its ease of use (or its staggering lack of it) on anything other than the…

It is designed to work with all Chromebook touchscreens running the latest Chromebook OS. Doesn't work at all on mine. They must have had some issues in the production process. Lots of bad reviews. I love my Lenovo Duet Chromebook but it doesn't work at all. Ultrasound stands for UNIVERSAL and should work. Thanks to Revain's return policy, I don't eat it.

Tou expect Lenovo's USB stick to work best with the Chrome Duo, but no, this stick doesn't disappoint in any aspect of the USB stick. It's too sensitive and creates a lot of spooky strokes. The pen drains the battery so quickly that I had to replace the battery for almost a week or two and it wasn't used at all. I've searched for ghost beating solutions but only found people with similar problems but no solutions. I threw the pen in the trash because I gave up on it. Buy others, it will be…

Tou expects the Lenovo USB stylus to work best with the chrome duo, but no, this stylus is disappointing in every way. It's too sensitive and creates a lot of spooky strokes. The pen drains the battery so quickly that I had to replace the battery for almost a week or two and it wasn't used at all. I've searched for ghost beating solutions but only found people with similar problems but no solutions. I threw the pen in the trash because I gave up on it. Buy others, it will be better.

Despite advertising that it's compatible with the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, it doesn't work. At least it works, but it's so bad it's almost unusable. Hovering the stylus an inch above the screen activates touch. The onscreen buttons are unusable and trying to type requires the dexterity of a marvel superhero and a Zen Buddhist saint in the air. Warning: I don't have any other Lenovo touchscreen laptops, so I can't comment on its ease of use (or its staggering lack of it) on anything other than…

This is the worst stylus I've ever used, even on my Chromebook Duet. Just to think that this was done by the Duo manufacturer even for the very Duo (USI spec) is a shame. Ghost typing, press hard on the screen, almost impossible, just tap to select/activate icons/menus (like a finger) etc. Just don't buy this item even if you just want to throw your money away. mentioned that the Lenovo website already states that the warranty has expired even though I just received the item? Now I'm back to…