The stylus pen has been an important part of the Samsung Note series for years as an extension of the user experience. However, with the rapid advancement of technology, the usage of the stylus pen has been losing its relevance in the market. Despite the decline in popularity, Samsung is still attempting to keep the stylus pen as part of its flagship device.

One of the main reasons the stylus pen is not taking off is the fact that many users have grown accustomed to using touchscreen and capacitive technology as the main sources of input. Whereas the stylus pen is an added element that many people find unnecessary and cumbersome. In addition, touchscreens are now much more responsive and accurate than they used to be, making it more difficult for a stylus pen to compete in today's market.

Another issue contributing to the lack of appetite for the stylus pen is the fact that it has become increasingly difficult to find quality models on the market. Whereas in the past, companies would produce high-grade products that would last, now with the cost cutting measures that have taken over, there are more cheaply made pens available that just don't last as long. Many people find it hard to justify the price of more expensive pens — especially if the cheaper ones don't seem to hold up to daily use.

Regardless of whether usage of the stylus pen is increasing or decreasing, Samsung remains committed to it. The company pays careful attention to the demands of the market and is always making improvements to its technology to ensure that the pen remains relevant. In addition, they have created a wide variety of accessories specific to the stylus pen and will continue to promote the use of it with their Note series. Though the use of the stylus pen is not seeing a resurgence like it once did, it will remain a feature of the Samsung Note flagship device. Despite its many drawbacks, the stylus pen still provides an added layer of accuracy and precision. This is why Samsung is committed to continuing its usage for its flagship device.