Logitech MX Ink MR Stylus - 7-Hour Battery Life

Logitech MX Ink MR Stylus for Meta Quest model 914-000085 brings pen-shaped input to mixed reality. The black stylus weighs 1.02 oz and uses pressure-sensitive input for drawing, writing, navigation, and object control.

Its design bridges physical surfaces and room-scale spaces. A pressure-sensitive tip handles 2D interaction, while the stylus body provides pressure input for drawing and writing in the air. Haptic feedback and six-degrees-of-freedom tracking add tactile and spatial responses to compatible applications.

Compact Stylus Hardware

The MX Ink measures 6.46 inches in height and 0.72 inches in diameter. Its rechargeable battery supports up to 7 hours in a typical Meta Quest 3 workflow, although Logitech states that headset and application use affect battery life.

USB-C charging is built into the stylus, but the cable is not included. The rear pogo pins also support the optional MX Inkwell charging dock. The standalone package includes the MX Ink stylus, one fine replacement tip, one wide replacement tip, and user documentation.

Quest Compatibility and Controls

Meta lists the MX Ink as compatible with Quest 3S, Quest 3, and Quest 2. Pairing uses the Meta Quest app, and the stylus can operate alongside Quest controllers, allowing users to switch between inputs without unpairing the controllers.

Physical controls include front and rear buttons, a Meta button, a pressure-sensitive tip, and a pressure-sensing analog input in the middle of the device. Meta Settings allow right- or left-hand selection, button mapping, and pressure-curve adjustments.

Compatibility is narrower than a universal tablet stylus. The MX Ink depends on Meta Quest support and application integration, so its pressure and spatial functions apply to supported Quest software rather than every VR title.

Price and Category Context

Meta lists the standalone Logitech MX Ink Mixed Reality Stylus at $129.99 (as of 09/22/2026). Logitech also offers a separate MX Ink and Inkwell combination, but the model covered in this article is the standalone 914-000085 stylus.

Compared with a conventional capacitive stylus, MX Ink adds tracked 3D movement, haptics, headset controls, and pressure input for mixed-reality work. Its value is concentrated in Quest-based drawing, modeling, annotation, and navigation, while users seeking tablet or phone compatibility need a different stylus category.

Best Fit and Limits

MX Ink is a specialized mixed-reality input device for Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest 3S owners who use compatible creative or productivity applications. The 29-gram body, replaceable tips, and stated 7-hour typical-workflow battery rating suit portable sessions without the charging dock.

The verdict is specific: MX Ink makes sense for Quest users who need pressure-sensitive 2D input and tracked 3D control in one device. It is less suitable as a general-purpose stylus because its compatibility depends on Meta Quest hardware, the Meta Quest app, and supported software.