I honestly have zero sympathy for them. I have an older Mac as my daily driver and was bummed to learn it was excluded from the Sidecar functionality. As a dai

I honestly have zero sympathy for them. I have an older Mac as my daily driver and was bummed to learn it was excluded from the Sidecar functionality. As a daily Wacom user, I’ve really wanted this feature. So, I went and looked at Astropad and learned that their pricing is based around a ludicrous subscription model and they lock basic functionality behind it (like shortcuts). They obviously don’t understand their market because Adobe is near reviled by digital artists nowadays for these kind of tactics. If they had at all been reasonable in their to pricing, they would have been fine. Most artists I know hold onto their hardware for a long time and would’ve payed (reasonably) for support/their feature set. But because they got greedy, people will just wait and upgrade to the built-in support on newer devices.