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In my opinion it's a niche because it's an expensive product aimed at illustrators. One of the main features is the pivoting stand that lets you use it like a d
by MrScruff 10y ago
In my opinion it's a niche because it's an expensive product aimed at illustrators. One of the main features is the pivoting stand that lets you use it like a drafting table. It's cool and all but why would someone who doesn't want to draw on it own one? Why doesn't everyone own wacom tablets?
Personally, I don't even use tablets anymore because I find it tedious to have to 1:1 drag over larger screen sizes. Works fine on a phone, but for anything larger a trackpad with an acceleration curve feels more efficient.
- lmm 10y ago> It's cool and all but why would someone who doesn't want to draw on it own one? They wouldn't, or only would occasionally. But that doesn't interfere with other use, and indeed a good adjustment arm that can hold the screen steady in a lot of different positions is something most users would appreciate. > Why doesn't everyone own wacom tablets? Because you buy them separately, and because they take up extra space if you're not using them.