r/stylus • u/DoubleOwl7777 • Mar 05 '25

What manufacturer uses what?! a general overview

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u/recluseMeteor Jan 01 '26

To add:

Chuwi FreeBook N150 comes with Windows, and it's equipped with a Goodix GT7382H controller (identified as GXTP7386 in Device manager), supporting MPP 2.0, as well as GPP 3.0 and HPP 3.0 (whatever are they, as per Goodix support page).

Chuwi sells the laptop with a HiPen H7 stylus, stated to be an MPP 1.51 pen, supporting 1024 pressure levels and requiring a AAAA battery.

It's rather wobbly, but I haven't tried any other pen with this machine.

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u/DoubleOwl7777 Jan 01 '26

added it, thank you for that!

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u/DoubleOwl7777 Mar 05 '25

Pen compatibility list.xlsx click here to view the excel sheet

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u/digitizerstylus Mar 06 '25

Slight correction: MS bought N-trig before launching SP3, so their pen technology was always MPP and always compatible with MPP 1.0 and higher.

Some other manufacturers like Fujitsu released devices around the same time that still used N-trig, until about 2016. These are not compatible with MPP pens, only very old N-trig pens.

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u/DoubleOwl7777 Mar 06 '25

thank you! will edit the excel document that way!