A:Answer Yes, it supports HP stylus pens. The screen uses Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) technology, so it will work with active styli that use MPP signals instead of standard Bluetooth. Keep the following in mind: The HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen is the officially recommended match from HP. It gives you advanced features like tilt shading, pressure sensitivity, and palm rejection, and recharges via a built-in USB-C port. Any Universal MPP 2.0 Stylus will work, like the Surface Pen or other, cheaper pens, and will write and sketch on the screen perfectly. Keep in mind, however, that this is a standard clamshell laptop; you CANNOT fold it to become a tablet. So signing documents, highlighting notes, or casual drawing are no problem, but if you want to do extensive sketching, you should go for a laptop that has the proper hinges to fold the screen back 180 degrees.
