MovinkPad 11

Bought the 11 inch Wacom MovinkPad 11 from Amazon and it arrived yesterday. Here are some of my quick thoughts after using it for several hours. (I am a hobbyist artist. I have been using Procreate on a IPad Pro M4 for a couple years and Rebelle 7 Pro on an Apple Studio M4 with a Wacom Cintiq for se

Speaking as someone who has used Wacom, Huions, and XPPEn and Ipad Pro, I keep returning to Wacom every single time. The pen/screen feel relationship is just still unique and unmatched, and I suspect that if you've trained on the Wacom, you too may have a hard time switching to another drawing table

I do not have a wide experience with many different models of drawing tablet, but I have used CSP on a SurfacePro 3, a SurfacePro 9, an old Galaxy Note phone, and a Wacom Movinkpad 11. The Wacom is by far the best I have used and I would never go back. The only downsides to me are that the tablet it

I'm a traditional artist that moved to digital last year, AMA. I started with a Huion Kamvas 13. That's about $250 USD. If you have a decent PC and draw mainly at a desk, I'd start there. Your style would work well in Clip Studio Paint, like $25 a year. Low investment. I have since switched to a Wac

Does your phone have the right kind of USB-C port though? This doesn't work with all Android phones. Requires USB-C 3.1 with DP 1.2 that pushes out video. Plus you would likely still need to plug into a power outlet. The Kamvas 3 gen 3 is a great tablet otherwise for using with your computer. The Sl

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Hey there, Born_Wolverine_3500! Transitioning from paper notebooks to digital is a huge game-changer for uni life. Since you're eyeing the Wacom MovinkPad, it's actually a perfect hybrid for what you need. It feels much more like writing on paper than the glass screens you might have tried on other ta

I'm a fan of the Movink 14. I haven't touched my iPad M4 since getting it. The 14 is big. It would depend on how you use it and how small the desk is. If you're holding it in your hands while at your desk, it's not an issue. If space is an issue, looking for a clamp arm or stand to hold it and save

Yeah, I get what you are thinking. But it sounds like you want to also not have it tethered for when you're note taking, otherwise you'd just get something that's always connected to your laptop, right? And if that's the case, discovering the amazingness of Clip Studio Paint AND the amazingness of n