I still have my iPhone 4 from 2010 and see no need to replace it.Ĭlick to expand.No real comparison at all. It's ok with a smaller screen like the iPhone, but even that I don't use that much. Whenever I have to use a friends iPad I hate tapping on the glass for longer periods of time. It is pretty much collecting dust since he prefers to use his netbook. My father bought an iPad a couple of years ago. I prefer the matte surface of my 13" Cintiq. Personally I simply don't like the iPad and would never buy one, since it offers no additional value other than a drawing pad to me, and drawing on glass is uncomfortable and I will see reflections. Yes, in the end it comes down to personal preference. There are different screen sizes of screen only cintiqs, from 13"-27" at different price points. Keeping in mind the added touch & drawing functionality the price of that 27" Cintiq is actually quite good compared to offerings from Eizo/Nec/Quato. The new model also seems to show accurate colors after calibration, like an Eizo/Nec/Quato screen does. The close to 3000,- model you mentoned is a 27" QHD touch screen you can draw on with a wacom pen with I think about 2000 pressure levels. Yes, the other cintiq models are only screens you can draw on. But with the Cintiy you are not limited to what Apple choose to put on the App Store.
#ASTROPAD FOR SURFACE PRO WINDOWS#
You could argue that iOS is more optimized for the iPad than Windows will be for the Cintiq.
It has better hardware than the iPad, an Intel Core i7, 8gb ram and a 256 gb ssd standard. It is running Windows so it not only serves the purpose of a drawing pad but has arguably even more functionality than an iPad. The cintiq companion 2 is the only one that's combined with a computer, and it's € 1399,- not 3000. But just like I was wrong not knowing you can connect the iPad to a Mac/PC you seem to know nothing about wacom cintiqs.
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