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Wacom One Creative Pen Display (DTC133W0C) $584.10 Delivered @ Wacom
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fleabag on 25/09/2020 - 10:53 estore.wacom.com (258 clicks)
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Yes. It’s called sidecar.
@Andreu
You're 100% correct.
The Wacom product advertised here is just a display that you connect to your computer/laptop, and you write onto the display with the supplied pen.
The difference is your iPad is a standalone pen display with an Apple pencil, and the Wacom is a display dependant on plugging into a laptop/pc.
In regards to drawing, you would have to download drawing apps/software like photoshop/procreate/affinity design etc.
Several alternatives using software and a Mac or PC with an iPad or android tablet or phone.
Amazon has it cheaper $565.47:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Wacom-One-Creative-Display-DTC133W…
Please look at other alternatives that perform as good (even better screens and build quality) and at cheaper prices:
XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDmFzYZclyk
Huion Kamvas Pro 16 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoWmZ2pQ05QThe above links are larger displays, but there are smaller/larger alternatives you can buy also.
FYI, I own an XP-Pen product and I can't fault it.
I suggest buying through either Amazon or Banggood for good deals, and also check out their respective facebook/reddit pages, massive followings.
+1 — I've got an older Cintiq 13HD and I have serious buyers remorse for some of the newer Huions…
Graphic artist here, just chiming in since the Wacom One left a lot to be desired at this price point compared to other manufacturers:
- 4K resolution pressure sensitivity on this pen, down from the to-be standard of 8K: Drawback is less options for setting maximum pressure; useful if you don't want to wear out the surface of the tablet trying to make thick/hard lines.
- 1080p display with decent view angles, slightly larger than the entry flagship Cintiq 13HD from years back, but smaller than the Cintiq Pro 16 that came out recently.
- Proprietary cable on all Wacom display tablets, replacements can be annoying to source at times if you need them quick.
- Lack of screen buttons, you will need a keyboard alongside this to work efficiently.
- Android/iOs support on this tablet, nice feature to have but other manufacturers like Huion have been doing this for a while longer.
- Colour accuracy on the One isn't going to be as great as the prosumer variants with an overall lower gamut.
Just wondering, can we do the same using a iPad pro and Apple Pencil? Assuming on a Mac of course.