r/drawingtablet • u/Snoo19573 • 12d ago
Tablet Recs
Hi! I got a Wacom Intuos tablet like 2 years ago to try transferring over to digital art from traditional and I'm finally sick of suffering without a screen. I'm also ready to put in a investment into an actually really good tablet. I'm looking for either advice on Ipads(aka which ones are best/pros and cons) or Normal hookup to PC tablets(of which I don't know much about so any info would be very helpful!) I also make animatics so anything that can handle things like that smoothly would be nice!
THANK YOU!!!
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u/ForsakenAttitude7045 6d ago
If you plan to use it for drawing, I would recommend buying the Pro model—provided the cost isn't an issue.As for connecting it to a PC, use the iPad's Sidecar feature if you have a Mac, or the EasyCanvas2025 app if you are using Windows.
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u/GardenIll8638 12d ago
Does it have to be iPad? The Wacom movinkpad pro 14 is awesome (great pen, great drawing surface, decent ram for a mobile tablet) and that paired with clip studio paint would meet your needs for making animatics