Today, Logitech officially announced its MX Ink stylus, the company's first mixed reality accessory for the Meta Quest 2 and Quest 3 headsets. The MX Ink will provide artists with a more natural alternative to the Quest's controllers for content creation that feels like using a pencil or a paintbrush.
Looking quite a bit thicker than the styluses Logitech sells for tablet devices, the MX Ink can be used like a traditional stylus for 2D content creation in a mixed reality environment with features that include swappable pressure-sensitive tips and multiple buttons that can be reprogrammed in the Quest's native settings app.
The stylus also features 6DoF tracking in 3D space, similar to the Quest's native controllers, haptic feedback, and a pressure-sensitive main button allowing artists to naturally sketch or manipulate models or objects in 3D space.
Logitech promises up to seven hours of battery life, and the MX Ink can be charged using either a built-in USB-C port or the more convenient MX Inkwell Charging Dock, which allows the stylus to simply be dr
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