Magic Drawing Pad

For more dynamic content I'd rather recommend TCL nxtpaper or Huawei matepad papermate devices or similar like XPPen magic notepad. They'll have screens that will be easier on eyes than iPad or Galaxy tab, though not as eink, though the content will be better visually and you won't torture your wink

From what I've heard, the magic drawing pad is great and has a matte screen, it's just more powerful than the magic notepad and the chassis have different designs. Most people recommend the new magic drawing pad over the old one and the notepad The only issue with the two xppen standalone tablets is

There are no e-ink modes on the NXTpaper. calling them as such is misleading and just wrong. Saying I am not the target audience is also wrong, these are for eye comfort only. NXTpaper has "paper modes" which are: Regular Mode, Colour Paper Mode (applies software tweaks to de saturate the colours sc

I use an xppen magic notepad. I like to take handwritten notes in one note and there is no lag and it's reasonably priced. I had an older Boox and it lagged. Maybe they have fixed that now. There are 3 screen color presets. B&W, regular and a slightly muted color version. I'm happy with it but basic

Interesting point... hadn't really considered the aspect ratio. Any LCD/AMOLED tablet I get would be Samsung, though, as I want EMR stylus input... otherwise I'd grab a Lenovo IdeaTab matte version for $230. Other contender would be an XPPen Magic Notepad which has a matte screen, uses EMR, but I su

Hmm pang review lng ba or do you play games rin? i can suggest a few: Mi pad 7- its cheap and can handle heavy games kaso separate ung pen. Lenovo idea tab pro- may bundle na sya ng pen at keeb, decent rin specs nya tas may dex mode. Samsung s9/10- I actually like their pen, no need to charge and ma

XpPen 19” gen2 4K is 239ppi (great) XpPen 24” gen2 4K is 185ppi (still good) For comparison, the Wacom Cintiq 13HD (used by a lot of people, with great quality display) has 165ppi

I was surprised that they are willing to replace the adapter without any fuss. Even if they don't I have adapters that works well with XPPen. I am extremely careful with my gadgets. Even the slightest dent bothers me. So, I think how a person also takes care their device has a factor. I own PC, lapt

there are some tablets that advertise themselves as being eye friendly (though not the same as e eink, as yeah colour e ink is not as vibrant as tablets). try something like XPPEN magic notepad perhaps? I have not tried it just knoww it exists

Xppen magic notepad is an excellent economical option and allows you to take notes without any problem, it is made for that. Its screen modes do help your eyesight and its matte screen reduces glare