Active Stylus Pen for Lenovo Duet Convertible 2-in-1 Chromebook 11.6",Type-C Charge High Precision with Fine Tip Universal Stylus Pens Compatible with Lenovo Duet Chromebook,Good for Drawing,White

My daughter loves to draw and this summer we purchased her a Chromebook in preparation for distance learning in the fall. She was using her finger to draw so we purchased this and she loves it! She created some amazing drawings for someone so young and this has helped her continue drawing. Works wonderfully with her Lenovo C330 Chromebook!

Good stylus

Works how I wanted it too. Was bought for my sons distance learning. Only down side is if you accidentally bump the end it turns off, just need to be aware of placement. Works great charges easily.

Works with Chromebook C340/s340. No problems so far. Arrived with battery charged.

Love this pen!

I received this as a gift.I noticed that the stylus writes better when my Lenovo Flex 5 Chromebook is in laptop mode, rather than easel or tablet mode.Most of the time, the stylus skips over some of the strokes. It is difficult to get a smooth line, especially when writing slowly.It's impractical to use for note-taking or drawing. My pictures are random scribbles and tests in three different apps.Google Keep, where I did a side by side comparison of writing with the stylus and my finger.Evernote, where the black text comes up very spotty.And lastly, SketchBook by AutoDesk, where I was playing with a few textured brushes.Writing worked best in google keep, while the stylus's performance was hit or miss with the SketchBook app. Sometimes the lines were consistently present, though why lines get thicker at the end when doing upstrokes and flicking the line, I do not understand... I would expect a stroke to be thinner with this motion, but my slow strokes left nothing by scattered dots in their wake. It seems you can't write too fast or too slowly with this stylus.Additionally, the user manual illustrations did not match the product I received. The instructions talked about the "button" (more of a touch-sensitive pad, really) being on the side, where the charging port was located. The illustration also indicated that the charging point was on the dull end of the stylus. I was confused and thought I had received the wrong product, even though the product itself matches this listing. I also noticed when I plugged it in to charge, there was a purple light. Maybe that means mid-charged? But I see nothing about a purple light indicator in either the product manual or this listing.Frustrating product. Not worth it. The relative steeper price says nothing of the quality.