Comparisons

• Kindle Scribe (2025) vs reMarkable Paper Pro

  Get the Kindle Scribe if you read more than you write. Get the reMarkable Paper Pro if handwritten notes are the main job and you want the best writing feel.

• iPad (A16) vs iPad Air 11-inch (M4) for Drawing

  For drawing, get the iPad Air: laminated screen, anti-reflective coating and Apple Pencil Pro support. The base iPad is fine for notes, but its USB-C Pencil has no pressure.

• iPad Air 11-inch (M4) vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S11

  Get the iPad Air if you want Procreate and the biggest choice of art apps. Get the Galaxy Tab S11 if you want the pen in the box, a 120Hz OLED screen and expandable storage.

• Huion Inspiroy 2 Medium vs Wacom Intuos Medium Bluetooth

  Get the Huion Inspiroy 2 Medium for the better pen, tilt and far more shortcuts. Get the Wacom Intuos Medium if you want wireless and the most predictable setup.

• Huion Kamvas 13 (Gen 3) vs Wacom One 14

  Get the Kamvas 13 for the better pen, shortcut keys and a stand in the box. Get the Wacom One 14 if your laptop has video over USB-C and you want Wacom's simple one-cable setup.

• Huion Kamvas 16 (Gen 3) vs Kamvas 22 (Gen 3)

  Get the Kamvas 16 if you want shortcut keys, one-cable setup and something you can move around. Get the Kamvas 22 if you draw at one desk and want room to move your whole arm.

• Huion Kamvas 16 (Gen 3) vs XPPen Artist Pro 16 (Gen 2)

  Get the Kamvas 16 if you want accurate color and every cable in the box. Get the Artist Pro 16 if pen feel and a wireless remote matter more to you than color.

• Huion Kamvas 22 (Gen 3) vs XPPen Artist Pro 24 (Gen 2) 165Hz

  Get the Kamvas 22 if you want a big screen that's lighter and simpler. Get the Artist Pro 24 if you want the biggest, smoothest screen with pens and a remote included.

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 vs Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra

  Get the Tab S11 if you want to carry it and hold it while you draw. Get the Ultra if you want a big canvas for desk or couch work.

• UGEE UE16 vs XPPen Artist 16 (2nd Gen)

  Get the UGEE UE16: stand and every cable in the box, a 16K pen with an eraser and more shortcuts. The XPPen has a great pen but costs more once you add a stand and cable.

• Wacom Cintiq Pro 17 vs Xencelabs Pen Display 16

  Get the Xencelabs for 4K OLED color and two pens for much less. Get the Cintiq Pro 17 if you need touch, 120Hz, a stand in the box and Wacom's ecosystem.

• Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 vs XPPen Artist Pro 27 (Gen 2)

  Get the XPPen for nearly the same hardware with the stand, two pens and a remote included. Get the Cintiq Pro 27 if your studio runs on Wacom.

• Wacom Intuos Pro Medium (2025) vs Xencelabs Pen Tablet Medium

  Get the Xencelabs for two pens and a labeled remote in the box. Get the Intuos Pro if you want keys on the tablet, the thinnest build and Wacom's ecosystem.

• Wacom MovinkPad 11 vs XPPen Magic Drawing Pad

  Get the MovinkPad 11 for the more reliable pen and a Clip Studio Paint license. Get the Magic Drawing Pad for a bigger screen and far more storage.