Google made a stylus for the canceled Pixel Tablet - and while we don't know if it will ever launch, we've got photos and a list of features!

The Pixel Tablet launched with a curious omission: while it supported USI 2.0 stylus input, there was no first-party pen to accompany it. This sparked a wave of speculation that was eventually confirmed by leaks that Google was indeed working on a stylus for its tablet.

The Pen, while it didn’t launch with the Pixel Tablet, was still in development. And it was likely set to launch alongside the Pixel Tablet 2 next year, until that development w

Google was developing a first-party stylus for the Pixel Tablet, but the ambitious “Pixel Tablet Pen” project was quietly shelved. New details reveal what could have been a game-changer for the Pixel ecosystem—and why it never saw the light of day.

I'm sure the stylus would have been nice to use with the Pixel Tablet 2, but it's not happening anymore! Get over it!

Google had been developing the "Pixel Tablet Pen" with global certifications already underway before the Pixel Tablet 2 was canceled. The pen was set to come in white and gray, matching the Pixel Tablet 2’s colors,

Only time will tell if Google's plan for an official stylus actually pans out. Considering that the OG Pixel Tablet came out nearly 1.5 years ago, a majority of users would have already settled on a different stylus that suits their needs, which would leave Google's official stylus as an unnecessary addition to an already saturated market.

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