MovinkPad Pro 14

CSP and Procreate are quite different. So whether or not your will like it all comes down to personal preference. CSP is more like photoshop. It is a full desktop experience even on tab. It also has a simple mode, but I'm not familiar with that so can't comment on it. I personally don't care for pro

Też kiedyś się nad tym grubo zastanawiałam ale po latach widzę dwa dobre użycia 1.Super dla studenciaków do robienia notatek, szczególnie na kierunkach jakichś inż gdzie trzeba sobie coś rozrysować (+tańsze niż laptop a często i niż dobry telefon). A przy okazji mini maszynka do mini gierek po godzi

If she just wants an upgrade from the ipad that needs to be standalone, another option is a Wacom Movink Pad 11. It's an android tablet specifically made for artists with better reviews than the Huion slate.

If you are just using it for drawing, a large number of pro artists on YouTube have been saying amazing things about the MovInk Pad Pro 14 from Wacom. It’s an android tablet that can also double as a Wacom pen display. It comes pre-loaded with CSP. If you want to do more than draw on it than either

If you want full apps get a surface pro, but the con is not the best pen. If you want best experience for pen then wacom movink, but not full apps. Ipad is like in between, specialised apps, nice display, good battery and good pen. Galaxy tabs have good pens, but aspect ratio annoyed me. Same issue

So, I just received it today. A few quick impressions: I had concerns about the size, compared to my iPad Pro 13. I think the smaller form factor makes sense, since it advertised as a sketchpad. It does appear to be slightly thinner than my iPad. I personally prefer the drawing experience of the Mov

I have been using the IPad Pro 5th Gen, exclusively using CSP since 2021. I did always notice that my Cintiq does draw better, but since I love the mobility of an IPad Pro I was thinking of getting a new IPad next year. Then I heard about the Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 on here and was immediately intrig

The Wacom MovinkPad (not to be confused with the Wacom Movink without Pad) is the only other (well-received) Android tablet from a drawing tablet company that I knew of. It's fairly? recent so I don't think there's any reports about longevity or longer app support. But they do use Android 14-15 depe

The Samsung S11 ultra has more RAM and a better processor, but the screen is smooth and you’ll have to buy the Wacom one pen separately (it does come with an s pen, but it’s horrible for drawing and nowhere near as good as an Apple Pencil). The movink has worse specs and uses a custom version of and

Just got mine this morning. I dont have the time to really test it extensively, but after a quick sketch I can tell you all that drawing on the movinkpad feels like a normal wacom drawing experience; which, in other words, means it quite good. I've tried all sorts of stand-alone art tablets over the