MovinkPad Pro 14

Like others have already said, for anything outside of drawing/digital art, it’s pretty frustrating. Although, for the other things you suggested using it for: photo/video editing, and general Google usage, it should work fine. To be honest, my biggest issue with it has been the, seemingly gimped, A

Users were disappointed with the Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 because it didn't use the Instant Pen Display mode well, both Wi-Fi and USB writing were not smooth, and it wasn't suitable for graphic work that needed to be done with a PC and carried with a notebook. Users compared it to the Cintiq 22, which

Yup, on windows on my instant pen display mode. Touching/pinching the canvas just treats it like a regular mouse click/drag so you just end up drawing with no way to move it. It’s ridiculous, because in the native apps in the tablet without pen display mode you can definitely drag around the canvas

Hey there, babymilo_o! To clarify, you are right, it doesn’t support standard DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C, which means you can’t just plug it into a monitor or projector using a USB-C to HDMI adapter like you would with an iPad or other tablets. Instead, you have to use Wacom’s Instant Pen Displ

Oh! That reminds me about something. I did in fact grab my Wacom one pen just to test it out on the screen, and it actually had the same not-so-good IAF that using it on my Galaxy Tab S9 had, almost identical. It's really weird, I wonder if the Movink was really specifically designed to work with th

Hi, WacomSupport- I'll likely return my MovinkPad Pro 14 tomorrow. There are many nice things about it, but not enough. You're on the right track, and I think you'll get there. I like the Wacom Canvas. It's simple and works very close to a real pencil, but is missing two or three easy features. What