Are you using this primarily for writing, for sketching, both?
1739813
for sketching, but i find myself wanting to write words with it too, its just a fun pen
1739814
Use my Falcon mostly for calligraphy, put have used it to sketch too! I have more than one Namiki Falcon which enhances my ability to produce bold and delicate lines.
1739815
I am a writer, and I like the responsiveness of the nib. But, I think it would be a good sketch pen as well.
814887
Probably not. It's more of a notebook or you could do drawings ect. Nothing bulky.
2103787
Normally I use just to take notes. I don't draw or play games, for instance.
530641
I enjoy mine, but I just use it for sketching. For on the go to be honest it's pretty comparable to my Surface Pro 3 (but the buttons on the Cintiq make it a bit nicer for more than sketching). I would definitely go to the store and play with them. MacMall has them for demo.
585715
I have a pen with a special soft point on the back end that I use as a stylus, but I usually use my finger. I may not be answering your question because I do not really use the tablet for much more than reading and podcasts.
2150313
From using it mostly to do web searches or look for movies on our tv I find it best for that, but idon't think I could use it for writing a novel. Hope that helps!
829308
Note = phone, tab = tablet :]Tablet is probably more capable, but I don't own the note and don't use my tablet for drawing. Sorry if I'm wrong. Definitely Google it just to be sure!
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I do almost no drawing, but I take notes ALL the time on my iPad. I've tried a LOT of styluses, and Maglus is my favorite. I tried Adonit Jot, but was not happy with it (too noisy, skips). I tried Cosmonaut and like its writing action, but it looks goofy, and is easy to lose since it is not pocket-friendly. Maglus works very well for writing, and I love the magnetic mount for iPad (not sure if that works for Samsung).
1209242
Yes. I use it for note taking all the time. I use Papyrus instead of the native handwriting app as I find it a much better experience. I then export into Evernote for additional organization.
199108
Possibly I use mine mostly for writing... So you may have better control with it's like longer shape.
1888869
They fit very differently in your hand. To be fair I've only used a Bamboo stylus for desktop designing / with my Wacom. I have an Adonis stylus for iPad that's more like a pen, but I dislike the plastic disc at the point (to prevent damage / noise on screen contact). Pencil is my favorite for sketching, brainstorming and pulling together concept art on my iPad. I like the way it feels in my hand better.
2106068
The pen input is really nice for Adobe Creative suite. You'll have to download addition drivers from Wacom. So from that perspective it would be a great PS tool. But if I were to go that route I would rather spring for a core i5 surface pro 3. A traditional laptop should be more powerful dollar for dollar but you don't get the wacom digitizer.
1067712
You can as long as you have another specialized software, the tablet hasi its own software wich can help you, but i rather use it for drawings and design!
776663
If you are not too heavy with the sharpie, yes. I use Pigma Micron pens (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0008G8G8Y/) without any problem. But it's more for sketching than finished art work. I use it as a traditional sketchbook to capture the mood and my thoughts in addition to a photo. Photos tend to miss the mood of the moment that a sketchbook can capture. If you are heavy with a sharpie, then you would just no use the reverse side of the page. Or you could use something like a Strathmore Visual Journal (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YIZ0DW).
546868
Not for that. I use my Surface Pro 3 for drawing and the 23" for controls and reference.
736291
It definitely works for both applications on the iPad, but it's not very good for either. It has a pretty sticky nib at the writing tip so it's difficult to get good quality writing, let alone nice drawings.
2257251
No, actually. The tips and their replacements are highly variable. Some tips might be better for handwriting than others, but don't expect it to feel anything like pen and paper, much less a hard-tipped, bluetooth stylus, when writing.