You can use your Android and iPhone as a drawing tablet. For Android, there’s: 1. VirtualTablet, 2. Chrome Remote Desktop, and 3. Duet Display (and others). For iPhone users, we’ll discuss Apple’s Continuity Sketch app, which allows you to draw on your iPhone and import your drawing to your Mac.
Yes, you can connect a drawing tablet to a smartphone and draw on drawing apps, but only certain models allow for this. Android smartphones have significantly more options than iPhone when it comes to compatible Graphics tablets, Pen Displays, and drawing pads of all types.
The best drawing tablets for Android Smartphones are: 1. Wacom One, 2. XP Pen Artist, 3.Wacom Intuos, 4.Huion Kamvas Pro, 5. HUION H610 Pro V2. However, these may not work on Smartphones and setup may require Usb-C if bluetooth is not available.
Understanding why the Surface Pro is unique is what will let you choose the right Surface Pro Alternative. At 1.9 lbs, it’s very hard to compete with how light the Surface Pro 9 is (1.9 lbs), in the table below you’ll see most others that compete with the Surface Pro are nearly double that. However, some alternatives cost less depending on the specs you require.
The 15 Best e-ink tablets are 1. Kindle Scribe: Overall Best e-ink tablet (e-paper), 2. Onyx Boox Note air 2: Most Powerful e-ink tablet for note taking & sketching, 3. SuperNote A5X: Best e-ink Tablet for Writing (Balanced pick), 4. reMarkable 2: Minimalist e-ink notepad (popular e-paper tablet)
E-Readers have much better visibility in sunlight/outdoors compared to tablets like the iOS (iPad) or Android Tablets due to the E-ink display – the e-reader doesn’t need a display light like an LCD does to view it outdoors, the sun allows you to read easily on it.
Which should you get and how are they different? The reMarkable 2 is specifically designed to reduce distractions and feels just like a notepad. The iPad unfortunately has several apps and notifications – making it more distracting, yet still has what the reMarkable accomplishes in a slightly more clunky way.
Competing with devices such as the reMarkable 2, Supernote, Boox Note Air 2, and other e-paper devices, the MobiScribe Wave Color brings color to the table at a reduced price point, maintaining a minimalist notebook feel.
Compared to the MobiScribe Wave (color), the Supernote A5x/A6x (black and white) is a bit different in that it offers the execution of more advanced note organization features in a way MobiScribe doesn’t. For example, outlining, indexing, and hypertexting works a bit smoother on the Supernote – making it a powerful tool for keeping notes organized and accessible.
The main differences between the MobiScribe Wave and reMarkable 2 lie in their display, color options, and additional features. The MobiScribe Wave offers a 7.8-inch Kaleido Plus color e-ink screen, providing 6 colors in the notes app and 4096 colors in apps and the e-reader.
What’s the difference between the Boox Note Air and the Plus model? Specs are the same with minor differences such as the battery improvement and the addition of a magnetic case in the Plus model, something the previous model (the Boox Note air 2) didn’t have.