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I can't stand the click of an Apple Pencil, and it annoys me that it only works on specific iPads, and I do not need yet another battery/capacitor to manage in
by WillAdams 2y ago
I can't stand the click of an Apple Pencil, and it annoys me that it only works on specific iPads, and I do not need yet another battery/capacitor to manage in my life (refuse to use wireless keyboards/mice).
Currently, all of the devices I use support Wacom EMR:
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10+
- Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360
- Kindle Scribe
- Wacom One 13 (gen one) display attached to my MacBook Pro (sometimes it gets switched to a Linux box)
and unfortunately, that's not possible w/ an all-Apple eco-system (because they haven't made a replacement for my Newton MessagePad (which had a stylus which did not need a battery)).
Pretty much the only paper I use is for grocery lists (and if Amazon or someone would make a small e-ink device which used a Wacom EMR stylus which I could leave in the kitchen and which would synch to the cloud, even that would stop) or for sketches/diagrams which want to be larger than the Kindle Scribe allows.
- Molitor5901 2y agoClick? I'm not sure what you're referring to. Do you mean the tap of the tip on the screen? I haven't really noticed that, just the tactile feedback of writing on a smooth surface.