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Ipad pro vs tablets is basically pen vs pencil. I'm a developer who can't draw. I've used palm, wacom tablets, samsung pen and a window "tablet" from 2008. I'v

by tonyle 11y ago

Ipad pro vs tablets is basically pen vs pencil. I'm a developer who can't draw. I've used palm, wacom tablets, samsung pen and a window "tablet" from 2008. I've used it to draw stick figures, notes and maybe a math equation or two. I've played around with an Ipad pro and watched a ux designer use one. Assuming you can actually draw, Ipad pro seems to be much better. It has a different feel than a regular stylus, it seems easier to shade and sketch than a regular stylus. While it seems nice, it seems to be a niche devices.

goerz 11y ago
The iPad Pro together with the Pencil has been an absolute game changer for note taking. I tried capacitive styluses on older iPad models before, but I've never had something before that is 100% my normal handwriting (indistinguishable from a scanned page). With the iPad Pro + Pencil for the first time, I can really "think on paper". In fact, it's better than paper, since I can move things around. This is using GoodNotes.
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