Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 16"

A little over a year ago, Samsung loaned me the Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360 for review. While I loved the device and its display/form factor, I was not a fan of its off-center touchpad as a result of the numpad. Well, I'm happy to report that the new Galaxy Book 6 Pro has gotten rid of the numpad and now

Look into the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360. https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/galaxy-books/galaxy-book5-series/buy/galaxy-book5-pro-360-16-intel-core-ultra-7-1tb-gray-np960qha-kg1us/ It can be both a powerful laptop and a drawing device. It's a bit bigger than the iPad though but comes with a Styl

Galaxy book 5 360 pro or Huawei mateboox x 2025. Both are beautifully designed, high specs. Amazing hi res display with high refresh, long battery life, smooth and fast.. but, Might be slightly less powerful than the latest book pro. Tho the Samsung has touch display and s pen support.

grab book 5 pro or pro 360 ...when there is price drop ... so far there hasn't been any leak about any new feature ...or let alone book 6 .... even if they launch book 6 dont see any major breakthrough. ... wait few weeks.... to get yourself safe from lost opportunity cost...be mindful...they are ex

The Samsung Galaxy Book5 pro 360 should be good. I've not tested that myself though. But since it comes with the S Pen, it's gonna have good pen performance.

https://docs.thesevenpens.com/drawtab/recommendations/standalone-drawing-tablet-recommendations Asus ProArt PZ13 pen is not great Microsoft Surface Pro is OK-ish Consider a Samsung Galaxy Book - the drawing experience is good . I personally use a Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360

Surface laptop, 15 inch sounds like it fits your bill pretty well. Only piece of software i say, i dont know on this list that runs, is Solidworks as solidworks Trial boots you into a Azure VM and i am unable to test it BUT! Everything else on this list runs and runs well. it has a 120hz, 3k Oled Th