Logitech MX Ink Mixed-Reality (MR) Stylus with Charging Dock Combo, high precision and pressure sensitive, for Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S

The Logitech MX Ink Mixed-Reality Stylus with Charging Dock is a pressure-sensitive pen for Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest 3S, suited to users who want to write, draw, or make precise selections in mixed reality.

Recommended For

• Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest 3S users who sketch or write on a real surface in mixed reality and want pressure-sensitive pen input that can extend into 3D space.
• VR/MR artists and hobbyists using supported creative apps for drawing, painting, or shaping ideas in 3D who prefer a pen-like grip and finer input than hand tracking or a Touch controller.
• Designers and collaborators who use compatible Quest apps to annotate, make precise selections, or work through spatial design tasks, and want to switch between stylus and Touch controllers.
• Quest creators who want a dedicated place to put and recharge the stylus between sessions; the combo’s charging dock suits a regular desk or studio setup.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• When sketching or painting in a Quest art app, a user can hold the MX Ink like a pen and draw on a virtual canvas; pressure-sensitive strokes can make line weight feel more like drawing with a physical tool than using a controller.
• When exploring 3D art or concept shapes in apps such as Gravity Sketch or Figmin XR, a user can draw in the air and move around the result; this is suited to spatial sketching and experimentation rather than assuming a finished production-ready model.
• When drawing in mixed reality at a desk or against a whiteboard, a user can see the real surface through the headset and trace or sketch on it; surface contact can make the drawing feel more grounded than drawing only in mid-air.
• For casual creative sessions or learning to draw, a user can try guided or approachable VR painting apps and make marks in the space around them; the stylus offers a pen-like way to interact, though the experience depends on the app.
• When prototyping a Quest app that supports the stylus, a developer can test drawing or other pen-based interactions in Unity; this is a development workflow, not a general-purpose way to use the stylus with every Quest app.

Spec Summary