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!

Even though the Pixel Tablet 2 was apparently canceled, Google is still all in on the original Pixel Tablet. Recent upgrades like VPN by Google are a strong indication of this commitment. While the pen's design and features are interesting, they don’t seem to offer much more than existing USI 2.0 styluses.

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!

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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Before the Pixel Tablet 2 was reportedly nixed, Google was eyeing a 120Hz screen upgrade, larger battery, and better cameras for the ill-fated successor.

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.

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