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USI pen support has been a thing for Chromebooks for quite some time now, but that doesn’t really mean that the experience has been what most users want in a stylus for their Chromebook. Artists aside, what most users are really after is the ability to take solid notes and make simple sketches on their Chromebook when the need arises. And as simple as that task sounds, there’s a reason why companies like Apple and Samsung have spent years perfecting the digital inking experience: it is hard to get right.

With Chromebooks, that becomes increasingly difficult thanks to Google opting to go all-in on the open USI standard. Though a great move for universal stylus development, being inclusive comes at the cost of hardware-specific tweaks that companies like Apple and Samsung use to make their pen experiences great. For Chromebooks, the execution thus far has fallen short of greatness, meaning we have a bunch of Chromebooks that technically work with any USI pen you have around at the time, but very few of them work as well as something like a Samsung S-Pen or Apple Pencil. But there’s a chance that all changes in the near future, and I have a very good reason I’d like to share with you as to why I think that.

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