Its blending tools are off the charts, painting just feels really nice. There's nothing else quite like Procreate. It's not the worst, but dealing with a laptop, it's just.ugh.Ģ020 12' iPad Pro with the Combo Touch case/keyboard and matte screen protector: I actually compared the screen size and my iPad Pro was basically the same.except the screen on the Cintiq was larger.Ĭable management is a mess. The Pro Pen 2 feels cheap as hell, maybe the only positive thing I can say is that the grip is nice. (I've tried Astropad's project blue, but I found it too laggy to be actually useful) I don't think that my iPad could do that, since it's not a Mac. It lets me make use of my laptop's power. I wasn't a huge fan of the brightness and screen clarity. I do like that it never picks up on my wrist.but the lack of pinch and zoom drives me crazy when I'm working. You have to hold this tab thing that's just awkward.Ībsolutely hate the lack of gestures. I appreciate how sturdy the kickstand is.but I hate how annoying it is to adjust.

Not that the pencil is bad, per se, but the difference is there. I do actually feel like the Wacom pens are more accurate than the Apple Pencil.

I actually didn't mind the matte element, but that's a personal preference. Wacom Cintiq 16 HD (2019 version), with the Cintiq adjustable stand:

Here's the contenders based on what I use currently: I've used both a Wacom Bamboo Fun and an Intuos, and have used a number of screen tablets and tablet pcs throughout the years.

Ipad procreate drawing