Wacom One vs iPad
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- Wacom One 13.3-inch pen display vs portable iPad (iPad Pro 12.9)
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I'm a college student studying graphic design and after seeing lots of reviews comparing the wacom one and the iPad I think the wacom one is more functional since it supports desktop software. Yeah it lacks portability but if you are more focused on the drawing aspect I suggest a wacom one.
Allison C Exactly what i was thinking! There’s no denying that the IPad is great, but it doesn’t support desktop features at all, which I need for school. I’m also a graphic design major, good luck!💛
@@rachelfoudray5446 good luck to you too! :D
im gonna be a college student soon and i wanna study graphic design as well !! ive been contemplating on which drawing tablet i should get and this comment really helped so thanks a lot!
This is the iPad Pro VS Wacom - Misleading video title
Hey, I just bought my wacom one tablet and I have a macbook pro. What is the best software for drawing?
I like the wacom one but I like the portability of the iPad
I don't have either, so don't take this into account completely. I'd say they both look quite portable, especially since you don't actually have to connect your Wacom One to a computer for it to work.
Damn it- does it mean that I can’t get procreate in Wacom? :(
@@dynasties1425 i think so
@@dynasties1425 no Wacom doesn’t have procreate but it has better art programs such as krita, paint tool sai, or photoshop
Wacom one is portable
Any wacom product would be ideal for those who are specializing in the creative industry (animators, film makers, multimedia artists, etc.). Whereas an ipad would be better-suited for the more casual/on-the-go artists out there, or those who simply don't prefer desktop software. That is not to say that one can't have both.
However I do recommend getting a wacom cintiq instead if you're specializing in the creative industry, the wacom one might be too small for big work. Many big-shot companies use wacom products.
Not to mention that the starter Cintiq 16, which is about 200 dollars more than the Wacom One, has a better pen and a larger display. If you can already afford a 300+ dollar display, may as well save an extra month and get the higher-end product.
Procreate is a program that is frequently used by professionals
@@truedantell That is true, like I said, the ipad can be for those who simply don't prefer the desktop-inclined softwares, too! Personally as an animator, I just prefer wacom products since I can connect it to a desktop, and create a sick pc set up with multiple monitors for work :D It really just depends on the nature of the creative work you're doing I guess!
@@dangoflower751 - you can connect the iPad to the desktop as well using sidecar or duet display. it works well but I also use a Wacom Intuos for a lot of stuff also (I don't have a mouse anymore).
@@truedantell like chilling in a cafe sketching lol. When it comes to serious work pro create takes a seat in the toilet.
Thanks for this video! I have been waiting to see this comparison
In my opinion, the Wacom One is not a "portable" device by any definition. It needs to be plugged into a wall to function, and has a lot of cablage that needs to be taken with it. I'm seeing a lot of confusion in the comments. The Wacom One is a secondary display- *not* a computer. It's a monitor that you can draw on and nothing more. Just like its slightly larger cousin the Cintiq 16, it's really meant more for a desk than a backpack. There's really no good comparison to be made between it and the iPad pro; They're completely different products created for different uses.
Vindoodles you can technically easily bring this to a Cafe and plug it to a wall outlet, and it's not as big as those huge ass cintiqs, but I agree. It's like it's on life support. You gotta plug it in.
@@huzzerps you can just plug it to a smartphone. You need to have a powerbank, though.
@@VenomVLNTY to be honest In my opinion it is portable You just need a spot with a outlet and draw
you can plug the entire thing into your labtop i own a wacom one display. u can power it from the lab top but it is less than optimal for on the go use when compared with a ipad.
Love your illustrations, very cool style. thanks for the video
Thank you so much for creating this video, it is a lifesaver!!
In my country an iPad is double the price without the pen than the Wacom one!
Como reconhecer uma brasileira hahaha
Which country ?
@@andremedaglia350 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@andremedaglia350 un colombia it's the same lol
In Argentina is even worst.... the Ipad is three times the price of the Wacom One and that´s without the Apple Pencil.
Thank you for the review!!
The main issue: The iPad pro costs $900...
You don't need an iPad pro. I'm using a regular iPad with a gen 1 apple pencil. There's a HUGE drawback though. Procreate, the best art app on the iPad, has limited layers depending on the canvas size and the iPad's capabilities. I'm currently working on a commission and one of the characters had animal companions which I had to draw on separate files and patch it all together in photoshop in order to preserve the separated layers. If you don't need the layers to be separated, you can also make duplicates to flatten and use in a different file in Procreate itself. Or you can also use other apps. One of my favorites is Autodesk Sketchbook, though I prefer Procreate because I can disable finger drawing and multiple fingers undo/redo so I can lean my hand on the screen. But personally, I'm trying to save up and get a Wacom One as well. I really love Sketchable and want to use it.
It’s worth the money since it’s for more than just drawing but if you can’t afford it, just buy a used 2017 one. They’re more durable and still work amazingly.
I got the 8th Gen for 400$ and it's so worth it, but I still like Wacom for its numerous apps and its pencil feel
The iPad 8th Generation costs the same as the Wacom pro of a fair bit less money depending on which storage option you go with. If you buy the 128GB Model it costs the same and the 32GB model is a fair bit cheaper then the Wacom
@@houdhoudbrando9628 I totally agree. Since I like to use my iPad as well but prefer the pencil feel, you can get a screen protector that makes the screen feel like the Wacom tablet but I forgot what is is called 🙂
This video was exactly what I was looking for and gave all the information I was after! But... I still can't decide.
I have a Wacom Intous that I've had for almost four years that I love and adore, but I want to be able to leave my desk and draw digitally while watching telly or traveling on the train etc. I'd also like to try out something where you draw directly on to the tablet itself. I'd choose the Wacom One in a heart beat if it was portable, plus it's about half the price of an iPad + Apple Pen here in Australia. But the iPad feels like the more portable option. I'm not sure what to choose!
Honestly, the portability of the iPad is great, BUT I personally don't like it for drawing portably. I feel more productive when I'm at my desk, with my Wacom connected to my computer, so I can have reference images on my computer monitor while I draw into my Wacom. My desk is set up with a stand for the Wacom, so I draw in a good comfortable angle and position.
But with the iPad, it's hard to get into a comfortable drawing position when you're out and about. Often times you'll just use a random table and force yourself to hunch over, hurting your back. Or you'll try to place it on your lap, or holding it in your hands, and trust me it gets very uncomfortable that it's hard to feel productive as compared to my home work station with my Wacom.
If you REALLY want to be able to draw away from your desk, just get yourself a cheap sketchbook, since they come in different shapes and sizes. Nowadays you can take a photo of your art and import it into your drawing program if you want to color it.
@@silverblaize really informative thanks!
This is a good comparison . Thanks so much !!
Really well done review, it helps with the decision.
I was very skeptical about purchasing this iPad th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUGaHtKW8MwCql2fPyIm9-ftTqSMzKFFA at first since it was renewed/refurbished. I didn't want to spend a lot because I was getting it for my daughter who doesn't have a very good track record with tablets. I have got to say this iPad looks brand-new. If it didn't say renewed I would have no idea. My only concern and reason I give it a 4 star instead of 5 is because it does take a while to charge. The charger it actually came with took over a day to fully charge. Lucky I have a back up charger I tried and it charged faster still not as fast as I would like but it will do. If anything I can always try to buy a fast charger so it's not a deal breaker. I am very pleased with this product.
I think i will go for Wacom one too. ipad or ipad pro is great but I dont really need a good quality camera in a 13" tablet. It is not practical to take photos with it... so the extra I am paying is actually waste of cash. Better off to spend on a reasonable high zoom function camera !! thank you for the video !!
another great video! Thanks Teoh!
Might be worth mentioning that Apple's new 'Sidecar' will allow you to use the iPad as a pen display for Mac users. Maybe you'd like to try it out and let us know your thoughts? I suspect the latency of iPad and Sidecar isn't so good compared to a Wacom so probably not as useful for serious digital painting. I appreciate your in depth analysis for artists ✔️
The iPad OS doesn't support the floating sensing cursor function. When it connects to a PC, it doesn't work as well as the Android galxy tab. Moreover, because of the 4:3 vertical and horizontal pen on the screen, you will get a large black edge on the screen.
The Google store of Android and Chrome OS has launched an application called "super display", which can connect windows computers as cintiq wirelessly or by usb-c. the transmission delay is very low. The output pressure sense supports wacom Wintab API, and the tilt sense can also be used.
very informative video i was planning to purchase wacom 1 for now...
The TH-camr was extremely misleading. He actually compared the Wacom One to the far more expensive iPad Pro, not the iPad. The iPad is pretty much the exact same thing only it costs the same as the Wacom for the bigger storage capacity of significantly cheaper for the smaller option
@@ninjashep5264 so which one ? iPad or Wacom one according to you ?
I got one of these Wacom One and it won't work. I downloaded the drivers and all, but I get a communication error. I went to their support site but it's totally unmanageable. Apparently, their live tech support is available one day a week.
What about using sidecar with iPad? It just like an Wacom now?
I love drawing on ipad. My only prob is that Clip Studio Paint is a subscription on iOS. And I bought CSP on my laptop back when I used an Intuous tablet (before I got an ipad). So I’m planning to get Wacom One soon. I wanna use CSP on a screen that’s portable 😭 Thanks for the review!
CSP has one and two-device subscription plans. For one device it’s US$25 per year. You can see more prices and plans on their website. If you draw a lot, it is certainly worth the money
Any type of write and color is with me
-wacom one
Thanks for the video! It’s really helpful. Just one question which would you prefer when it comes to animations? I really want to learn how to animate and I want to see which one is a better fit for that
For animation I am not too sure. iPad probably has more animation software.
My advice is to choose based on the software you want to use. So you should research the software, check forums to find complaints about the software, then look for the device that can support the software.
@@teohontech7141 depends on what you’re planning on doing. PC has the only professional tools and iPad has some fun but simpler apps
Really helpful info, thank you.
Thanks, this helped me a lot.
Now that you can connect your iPad to your Mac via Sidecar you can access desktop software on it to like the Wacom... Interested in your opinion that knowing this do you still prefer the Wacom with a computer?
Thanks for this comparison. informatively
Thank you for this video. I will buy Wacom because I want to use Photoshop on my MacBook Pro, and use Wacom as a graphics palette (with built-in screen).
Photoshop in the latest iPad is a far too limited version. Useless for me.
These 2 products are very different.
My guess is the small lag in Wacom probabaly it's because it's still processing the synchrony of physical gestures with the digital and there's the transferring of the whole data between Wacom & the desktop/laptop. Bit where as with the iPad pro since it stands alone so it processes very quickly and not to mention it has a high performing processor beast.
Wth no XD, processing is better in pen display it's just wacom one doesn't have touch it just have pen recognition. And the display of the ipad is also connected to its mother board through wire so what you're saying doesn't make sense. And not to mention iPad's processor is no beast in comparison to a PC processor.
For online teaching purpose which one will be a better option?
but even with iPad 11 you will get more working space, because on 13" display of Wacom the 25% of working area will be covered by drawing app's panels and layers. yes, you can hide them, but in that case your productivity will decrease.
If only the wacom one came out a few years ago, I bought the cintiq 13 hd like 4 years ago for about 1200 dollars. This tablet have better specs but only cost 399 dollars... I have a cintiq 16 pro at the moment and will not upgrade until like 10 years from now.
How do you find the cintiq 16 still great?
One thing you forgot is the resale value of the ipad .It can remain virtually the same within 2 prob 3 years if kept in good condition.
how ... just how you so relevant , i just thinking what happen if wacom 1 vs ipad pro just yesterday ...and bammm !
depends on what kind of art you are making and what kind of industry you are in.
You can do professional art on the iPad Pro and the Wacom one. If you need desktop apps, you can mirror your iPad to your computer and still used it as a cintiq
@Pep and Lemonade how so? Which tablet for which industries?
ipad is nice, id get it if I has twice the amount of money i spent on the wacom. I have no regrets tho. I enjoy using the wacom with my pc and Note 8 using samsung dex.
The iPad 8th Generation is actually significantly cheaper if you pick the smaller storage capacity or the same price if you pick the larger storage capacity
Thx for the video. What protector are you using for the iPad pro to give more friction to the drawing? Thanks
SuperShieldz
I love your videos, is this your second channel sir??
Yes, for tech stuff
@@teohyc thank you sir, i really love both of you channel and your videos.....i hope this channel hit 1M+ subscribers..ASAP..
I need your iPad wallpaper LOL
Hope you could compare it with Huion Kamvas 13 too..
Good idea. There are some Wacom v. Huion reviews on youtube:
th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=Huion+vs+Wacom
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much!!! This video is exactly what I needed! 😆 😆 😆 I wasn't sure about buying Wacom One or iPad, but thanks to your video, now I know what to do. It was very helpful for me. ☺️
which one u buying? wacom one?
@@sleepy3077 yep. Already bought, and it's super!
@@sasha_dee_van_ im gonna have it in 2 days, im scared about the critics so...i hope this one will worth it :00
@@anthostars5523 just be REALLY REALLY careful. Maybe I got the broken one but after a half year I returned it to the seller, because the srceen broked.
@iwasborndead When I had Wacom One I used Krita and a little bit Autodesk Sketchbook. As I said, mine Wacom One broke very quickly, so I returned it. I bought iPad Air 3 for the returned money and I use ProCreate.
if you're a hobbyist ipad is good for its portability and such, but if you're a professional or even thinking on jump to the creative industry serioysly then wacom is a must (software wise, industry standard, etc)
I agree so much
Thanks. Now i know which one to get for more productivity! 😄
for convenience, mobility and appearance I chose the iPad. if i choose wacom i will choose a bigger screen size
I got a Cintiq Pro 13 today for $300, still mint. Hope I made a good choice.
Try artstudio pro it is much better than procreate, in fact it is the analog of Photoshop and brush it supports and brush engine works better
clip studio is better than any shitty programs you mentioned
Rizky Iman that's a fact. Clip is god-like.
J.Timur I've never in my life heard of Artstudio pro.
There is absolutely NO better or best app! It depends on each individual! I have art studio pro but i dont use it often
@@vijaz5559 Imma try it on my windows tablet thanks
As a comic and cartoon artist i can say is that
ipadpro is even better than wacom mobile studio 16. believe me when i say it. İf you have budget and looking to buy a workstation its
İpadpro. You can work on 4 5gbyte of files in clip studio and procreate. its super and best of all its mobile and small. You can drink you coffe near a pool at vacation and still finish up your projets upload your things to dropbox drive or whatever. İ even make my animations on ipadpro. Wacom one is a sub category its not a competition for ipadpro. its a bellow class for it. Even wacom cintiq is bellow.
İ think ipadpro can only be compated to pro series of wacom.
I write comics....but not digitally....cause idk what to use (I'm new and don't know how to draw digitally)
So.....any cheap ones? (I don't want to connect it to laptop, I need a display screen tablet)
@@justanormalguy1921 just get a 2019 iPad, that might be good enough for you. for one to connect to a PC, there's other brands that make cheap display tablets like Huion or XP-PEN, for example.
i got my screen tablet after drawing something like 6 or 7 years. Screen tablets are good but they are only devices to assist you. İf you are not in need of using photoshop or clipstudio paint.. or video editing as pro levels. you dont need that much a powerfull device. Other brands have some equal stuff as well. However! if you need a pro device..something you need to make finished projects which contains gbytes loads of files ipadpro is the best option. But for writing comics a regular ipad would fine i guess! cheers!
Agreed. The only thing I would compare the ipad pro to is something like their wacom mobile studio. I think people are getting confused thinking that the Wacom One is some sort of mobile computer, when it's a display that only works when it's plugged into a wall and a computer. It's not "mobile" at all.
yup, i agree with you. i like the ipad better because of the touchscreen. Wacom doesnt have this feature, which is a deal breaker for me :(
this helped me a lot thank you!
Here's my take on this.
If you're a hobbyist and just wanna draw for fun , (actually you can do also professional illustrations in my opinion from watching so many TH-cam videos), I think the iPad is a better choice. Everything is there. No cable, no questionable computer processing power and most importantly portable.
Since both wacom and iPad 10.2 don't have laminated displays, they are not better than one another in that regard.
And if you want a laminated display, you can consider a Galaxy Tab S6 lite for a similar price that comes with a pen.
At the end of the day, being able to draw beautifully depends on skill not the tools but the tools can definitely enhance the experience.
I myself am also considering either an iPad 10.2 (cuz Procreate but I also wanna wait and see what 2020 holds for non Pro iPads ) and also even though I'm no apple fan (do not own other apple stuff), but I've been using my 2012 iPad til now proving the iPads' longevity.
The galaxy tab S6 lite meanwhile has less processing power cuz I also wanna game on it if I can. But I want that laminated screen...
What a dilemma ... I'm leaning on Apple . What for a casual amateur artist like me want a thousand ringgit second monitor when I can't even commit to drawing 🤣🤣 and not to mention by the time I boot up my pc, I also get bored already (mind, this coming from a fast gaming laptop boot time too )
Christian Princess bro only go if u wanna draw for fun but if u wanna go pro or u wanna make animation then go with Wacom one
Apple's also the far cheaper option to when it comes to the Wacom One VS iPad! :)
Video title's misleading - He did iPad Pro VS Wacom One.
The actual iPad costs significantly less if you pick up the base storage option and the same if you pick up the bigger storage option (iPad 8th Generation)
I wonder, do you plan to get a Huion Kamvas 13 and compare it with the Wacom One?
I bought the huion kamvas 13 and must sa that it is better than the wacom one and cheaper.
I just bought the wacom one yesterday and it is quite good. While I would like the portability of the iPad, I can't justify the price of most Apple products.
Dojo Works - Brick Building there’s the regular iPad which is 329 usd
@@acidic6174 can you draw on that one??
city demo Yes you can. You can even buy a 6th gen Ipad (2018) which is even cheaper and it also works.
@@maurorenard82 good to know, down the track I might look into a 2nd hand one if portability becomes more of a priority. I have heard good things about the Apple pencil.
And if you want a drawing display, you can just get Duet Display.
Its subscription though and is not as fluid I read
Laggish stuff...iPad is not good at it
@@melquizedec Works pretty fine with Mac though.
You don’t need it though. Macs and iPads have sidecar built in
@@B121AN1 got a iMac 27 2015 and is laggy as heck.
I think you should review XP pen artist 12 pro with I pad mini or samsung tab's lite version, because they have same price point.
my experience with the artist 12 pro was HORRIBLE!! don't get one if you can now...
the build is bad same with the pen which broke extremely easy and pressure levels that were inconsistent...
the low res 1920x1080 screen also hurt my eyes a lot compared to the iPads 2.5k screen...
The product itself was heavy despite being made of cheap plastic and the button I had set to undo had became jammed and extremely hard to press after only 1 month...
it was also a lot of hassle with the drivers and the plugs and wires to connect to my laptop
the colours on both the tab s6 lite and iPad are MUCH better than the xppens display.
The film on the 12 pro also got scratched up after only 1 month despite me setting to use it at light pressure
One thing about the 12 pro was the cursor offset which was HUGE and also the lamination was not even good...
For £250 this was a rip off, you also need a pc for this to work with so adds extra cost and is not portable!
Basically, if you don't mind using medibang paint, krita, infinite painter, ibis paint etc then get the SAMSUNG TAB S6 LITE because it has a really good Wacom pen with a really good design and 64gb expandable up to 1tb storage! its only £350 and you get a WHOLE computer with an amazing pen without the hassle of drivers and cables. The laminated display on the s6 lite is also quite good paired up with the good resolution and colour accuracy!
but if you want to get the iPad because of procreate I suggest the IPAD 8TH GEN because of the larger 10.2" display compared to the smaller 7.9" on the iPad mini. If you don't care about True Tone, screen lamination and 64gb instead of 32gb, then get the iPad 8 since it has the same processor as the mini! but if you want them and don't care too much about screen size then get the IPAD MINI 5! (but you need to pay extra for the Apple Pencil...)
@@aarupoudyal1378 thanks allt for your review you are a life saver, now I will try to buy a s6 lite as it's portable and we also have more storage options in it :) and obviously a free pen. Thank you so much man!!
What software did you use on the Wacom one in this video please?
Photoshop CC :)
And Medibang
How does the Wacom One stand against a similarly priced "standard" iPad in terms of drawing experience? For me that only draws occasionally, getting the iPad Pro for drawing is a bit ridiculous cost wise, and the Wacom One feels attractive from this perspective.
Also, is the gap between the pencil and the drawing a real issue when drawing or just a technical artifact? (I am asking as I have never drawn digitally)
Thanks for a great review!
Oh I just realized this video is two years old. My bad :-) Given today's price point of Ipads, I think the Wacom might be the best choice.
Pen displays are going to be cheaper than tablets. The main downside is portability that's all. My usual recommendation is to choose the device based on the software you want to use.
@@teohontech7141 Thank you very much!
I've watched review after review and still can't figure out what will be the best for me😭I want a tablet to explore creating comics and am comparing the wacom one, wacom cintiq, and ipad(the cheapest one). I keep finding mixed opinions. Anyone here have experience with these for the purpose of creating comics?
And for zbrush?
Wacom one or Cintiq 16'?
The higher cost of the Cintiq 16' is worth?
as an owner of cintiq 16 myself I can tell that yes it does worth.
it's bigger, and for me the bigger is better
in case of pen I guess it works pretty much the same. for some people parallax might be the problem but I got used to it quite fast and it doesn't bother me now..
so personally I think that cintiq 16 is a really good buy
You can think about huion 16 pro also
I just bought Cintiq '16 a few weeks ago, I was confused between buying that or Wacom One at first
But after seeing reviews and comments from Japanese people on Twitter I decided to buy Cintiq '16
Apparently they went to the stores to buy Wacom One but went home with Cintiq '16 instead 😂
Wacom One is good due to the lower price and it can connect to Android
Yet if you're aiming to use it at home/office without bringing it outside then it'll be better to buy Cintiq '16 because they have higher specs and the size of the screen is just right, it's comfortable to draw with
The color on Cintiq '16 need to be adjusted though, but I think Wacom One will have the same issue. My laptop have a high screen res and color so it's not a problem, that's why I didn't buy Cintiq '16 Pro and went for the regular Cintiq '16
Also a Cintiq 16 owner. The larger screen and better pen (it has an eraser) makes all the difference. If you're already paying obscene amounts of money for a display tablet, may as well go for the slightly better one.
@@vindoodles7346 Thanks for your comment. Been researching both and prefer the pen with the eraser and the larger screen as well.
Should I get a screen protector for my Wacom One? I’m worried that it’ll get scratched one day…apparently Wacom doesn’t sell screen protectors…
I have ipad pro 12 inch and I am an architect and I am using it for my work. However, I am usually worried about its sustainablity due to its consistent use and the battery life. Do you think wacom is better from this side?
Battery will lose capacity over years of use that's for sure. My iPad Pro 2018 battery life is no longer as good but still very good even when compared to recent tablets.
I won't worry about battery life. You can get the battery replaced by Apple (paid) in the future if the battery life is really bad.
Main selling point of Wacom is you can use desktop software.
Choose base on the software you want to use.
@@teohontech7141 many thanks for your clarification. It is my first time to know that Ipad battery is replaced. Actually I am mainly using concepts app. Yes, it is now on desktop however I am still working with on iPad
hello 👋 You have tested the wacom one stylus on the samsung galaxy tab s7, how does it work 🙏. thanks if you can help me know how it behaves in the samsung galaxy tab s7. thanks 🙏🙏
R+click drag = rotate in photoshop... pressing shift too it does in 15º increments.... you owe me a beer ;)
Can I teach online on ppt pdf using this tab??
Does apple pencil have hovering/cursor/pointer effect??
Nope. Same effect as you get with your finger and your phone
@@teohyc It's very disappointing. They must provide it. It's most basic feature.
@@Ex-Muslim_Danish yep... 7 months later and apple have still not added any hovering effect on the Apple Pencil...
hope they can do it for the next iOS 14 update but I doubt they will...
@@Ex-Muslim_Danish The iPad OS doesn't support the floating sensing cursor function. When it connects to a PC, it doesn't work as well as the Android galxy tab. Moreover, because of the 4:3 vertical and horizontal pen on the screen, you will get a large black edge on the screen.
The Google store of Android and Chrome OS has launched an application called "super display", which can connect windows computers as cintiq wirelessly or by usb-c. the transmission delay is very low. The output pressure sense supports wacom Wintab API, and the tilt sense can also be used.
Hmm I'm still begineer at digital drawing.... which one you guys recommend me to buy? I'm gonna spend my hard earned cash on this tablet and yeah I'm planning going pro and not making this just a hobby!
I'd Recommend the iPad 8th Generation. It's either quite a bit cheaper then the Wacom One or the same price depending on which storage option you decide to go with
I can't believe an ipad with an apple pen is more expensive then a wacom one
Because it’s also a “computer”. The Wacom with a computer is more expensive than iPad Pro 😂
@@teohontech7141 Yeah I could never afford that 😂
@@teohontech7141 wacom mobile studio in my area cost thrice of that ipad pro :D
I use iPad 7 + Apple Pencil 1 because I do journaling besides drawing. With Duet Display Pro, you can extend your Windows PC just like Apple's Sidecar. The performance is reliant much more on your PC spec and WiFi connection. I've been using Wacom Intuos for many years. It has its own place but my iPad is slowly taking over.
I don’t know what do get. I work on my imac with affinity photo where I work on photographs I took over the years. I need to have a drawing device for more accuracy. I also want to work on my pictures on my couch and not only infront of the mac. So I think of getting the Ipad because of Icloud. Does anyone have some thought about my idea?
If you already have a Mac, and use Affinity Photo, it makes more sense to go with the iPad.
Teoh on Tech yea I think so too, thank you for your opinion :)
Please tell me if I understood correctly that I can use the full extended version of Photoshop on the first tablet? and on iPad, no?
It's full Photoshop on Wacom One since that uses MacOS or Windows. On the iPad, it's tablet version of Photoshop
hello what program do you use to draw with wacom one?I bought and I'm a little lost, which one to use.
Start with Medibang Paint Pro, it's free. You can also try Krita, Autodesk Sketchbook.
@@teohontech7141 Super, Thank you🌟
why use samsung tab s6?
I’m picking Wacom one up today , for 200 brand with a 2 year warranty new I know a steal right . But I wanted to know if I can upload my drawings and make them look even cooler ? Can I make a comic with this as well ?
You can. Wacom One with your computer can do more
can you still use the keyboard on pc while connecting it to the wacom one?
You can
Wacom one! Seems like a good choice for an entry level for wacom
I just bought a Wacom one. Tried drawing in photoshop but the lines are broken, like if i draw a simple straight line, it'll be broken in multiple places. I don't know what the problem is. Can you please help me with this. Its so frustrating.
Not sure what's wrong. Maybe try drawing with Medibang Paint Pro and Krita (both free) to test and see if it's a Photoshop-specific problem.
how did you do rotate in navigator?
I’m a graphic designer, I work on Adobe apps, and I use Macbook pro, so which one should I get? It’s okay for me to buy an expensive one as long as it works perfectly.
If you have to work with Adobe apps, get Wacom. That’s the main reason to get Wacom. With iPad you have to use the drawing apps from the app store.
@@teohontech7141 Oh you’r right! I think i’m gonna buy Wacom then, Thanks a lot!
Can we use tvpaint of mac or Windows in ipad? Via usb or wireless? How is its response
To use Mac desktop software on iPad, you need Astropad to mirror the desktop display to iPad. Performance is slower but usable. Windows software will not work on iPad, at least at the time I write this.
@@teohontech7141 Please review Duet Display Pro. I think this app needs more spotlight because it's really good and works with Windows. It even has common gestures. Make sure the PC is good enough to handle Photoshop with touch and multiple displays.
Wacom 1 vs kindle!
Also can I use wacom 1 as Amazon Kindle? I mean it's just a portable monitor right?
It’s kinda portable but you still need a power supply
don't use Wacom one as a kindle...
its a pen display meaning it comes with a pressure sensitive pen and is made to be used with a Mac/pc for creative applications
this is not a portable monitor as it needs to be connected to a powersupply and a device just to be used
the resolution is also 1920x1080 which is quite low if you are going to be using it as a long time reading device
you can buy cheaper portable monitors instead of paying $/£400 for a graphics tablet!
I basically have to get an ipad because I don't have a PC or computer
i can't decide between wacom 1 or ipad. I want to take graphic design at uni next year and I've had enough of the constant clicking on my laptop. I'm leaning towards ipad but I'm not sure because it costs more.
If you're a uni student, ipad can be useful for note-taking in class too. I think as a student you will be happy with ipad and be more productive taking inspiration in cafe, library, etc.
Just a small note that (in my experience) ipad can only last for 3 years and maximum 4. Ipad is like a big phone actually. Once your hardware or battery is getting old, you must purchase a new one. On the other hand, I had a cheap non-display old wacom tablet that lasted for 17 years until the driver is no longer compatible with any recent computers. If you're on a tight budget and want both world, you can buy an ipad pro + a cheap wacom tablet. Or,,, if your laptop happens to be a Mac, you can use Sidecar or Dual display to mirror your iPad as a second display for your Mac laptop
@@aurakh2444 I was thinking about an ipad because its one less thing to carry round with me compared to a wacom because it has to be plugged in. my current ipad is about 6 years old and it works perfectly fine, its just not compatible with apple pencil that's all.
The iPads actually cheaper, this video title's misleading. Title should be iPad Pro VS Wacom One.
The actual new iPad (iPad 8th Generation) costs significantly less if you buy the base storage size and the same as the Wacom One if you buy the larger storage size
I don't have a computer. I use an android tablet for now and planning to get a better tablet. Is ipad(not the very expensive ones) good for animation?
It's good
can wacom one connect with android? hopefully can using sketch pro.just drawing cartoon or comic for hobbies.
With the Wacom One I cannot go on the Internet, I cannot play movies or music, I cannot compose music or edit movies, and so on…
yeah that's why its cheaper alot and thats maybe better because it makes you focus on your draw only
Great!
I'll take Ipad if it running on window 10 because of specific applications I want for production.
Louis M an iPad cannot run Windows 10...
@@MiguelAngel-dm9hx Yes that is exactly what I was saying...
Omgomgomgomg i hope you can answer this ASAP. I just got my wacom one and im a macbook air user and i saw that you were using the wacom one on macOS(?) so i kind of found hope. i tried connecting it, yet it still tells me it isn't compatible and "To use this app please connect a compatible display device such as a Cintiq or MobileStudio Pro" I even got a usb adapter to HMDI something like that although the screen of the wacom one remains black and the warning sign on my macbook is there. I was very excited to use this and I did get it on my birthday too.
Wacom One is just an external monitor. It should work when you connect with the HDMI-USB-C adapter. If it doesn't work, it will not show any content on the Wacom One.
@@teohontech7141 Alright, then. I'm off to buy one!
i think the Ipad is still superior
For the beginner drawer do you recommend wacom one ?
Choose base on the software you want to use. If you have no preference, iPad is good for beginners
@@teohontech7141 Thank you very much
I'd also recommend the actual iPad, not the iPad Pro which is what the TH-camr showed - Misleading title. It's far cheaper/Same price depending on which storage capacity you buy
I just want to create Instagram posts, mostly handwritten quotes with both simple backgrounds and photo images... Which one do you recommend for that? Wacom One or iPad?
You can just get iPad for that.
Teoh Yi Chie Thank you so much!!!
Teoh Yi Chie one last thing... when I say handwritten I mean handwritten using the iPad or Wacom so it’s in the digital format. Is your suggestion still the iPad over Wacom? Thanks!
@@KelsieMcSherry Yes. My recommendation is to get a device based on the software you use. Main selling point for Wacom is ability to use desktop software. There are handwriting apps on iPad and desktop so there's no compelling reason to get Wacom.
the ipad can connect to the macbooks and imac computers like a second monitor
There is this SideCar feature from MacOs that allows you to do just that
What is the app that is used on the iPad to draw?
I usually use Procreate, Concepts, Medibang Paint Pro
@@teohontech7141 Thank you so much for the information ..
Wacom One is too dim. It needs a brighter screen.
Im old school a bit i guess and still prefer drawing on my desktop using a non display tablet. I can get a huion that is comparable to the wacom intuous 4 I used to use for $60. Since I'm used to looking at the screen and drawing this way its not problem and I still get tilt support and all the stuff that matters. I do like using a IPad however as a portable sketchbook, and then I load it up on the computer to finish the work more. There are cheaper graphic displays as well too, and I believe its starting to be seen more in the workplace as well. Either way its great to have lots of options out there these days.
The problem with iPad is that you can’t connect it with a window PC. Sidecar only works with Mac and mac pcs are not value for money. That’s why you need Wacom .
I use Duet Display Pro to extend my PC into my mediocre 7th-gen iPad. It supports gesture and pressure sensitivity too. I'm surprised by the responsiveness. The laggy reviews on Duet Display mostly come with a mediocre laptop/PC, not much about the iPad. Mine is Ryzen 3800X, RTX 2060S, and 32 GB RAM. Solid performance.
Wacom One uses the old "penabled" technology. Wacom should have at least used Intous 3 standard which itself is many years old but better. No one should buy this tablet. especially at it's insanely high price point. Otherwise the video was very good THANKS Teoh!
Just get an Xp Pen pro. Wacom is overpriced and I suspect they'll lose significant tablet market share in the next 3 years. Apple pros display and pen truly feel like magic. I've used surface and Wacom and they just don't compare. Now that sidecar is a thing and with future improvements, I don't see Wacom competing against iPad and Mac os
@@sethsdoodles Sidecar still needs further improvements tho
graphosxp it's Wacom. It's not like it's going to break down in like a month. Wacom charges dogshit prices for what you get but their build quality is superb. Not even XP-Pen or Huion has catched up yet. Yes, shit price, but if you've got money to poor in and don't want to risk buying others, this is a good choice.
@@huzzerps recently sellers on ebay sold Cintiqs at very reasonable prices and I took advantage to buy some very low cost items. In an embarrassment of riches I now own several models and have given a couple out as gifts. I also have a few Wacom penabled devices. BUT Wacom has lost it's minds with this cheapo crippled device. Wacom always deliberately disabled tilt and pressure levels on Wacom devices from other branded sellers. The idea was not to cannibalize Cintiq sales by making the low end price stuff "to good". But now Apple is selling Ipads that are fantastic for artist and a better bang for the buck than Wacom. If I had nothing at all and had to start from scratch I would get an Ipad pro and a good Huion (or whatever) for the desktop. REMEMBER the "wacom one" has exactly the same quality of features that you can get from a penabled convertible laptop on ebay for $150. for example: www.ebay.com/itm/Fujitsu-Lifebook-T900-13-3-Windows-10-Intel-i5-M520-2-4GHz-4GB-RAM-500gb-w-Pen/193378576695?hash=item2d0642e937:g:Pa8AAOSwsKReaQ7X
graphosxp Wacom makes good products but their prices are bullshitz if they don't want to lose the tablet game they need to start listening to the community and making more cheap products fast. No one gives a shit about their "brand name".
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A more appropriate title would be wacom one vs iPad Pro
Idk why no one mentions that procreate isn’t a vector program. So if you draw anything and want to scale it down you lose a ton of quality as the pixels never line up right
Because everyone, who is remotely interested in digital art and especially digital painting already knows that.
if your artstyle is more to lining like a comic/anime style, you shouldn't use procreate.
@@STFUppercut69 lol not everyone
@@Player-gv5lp what program or app would you recommend then?
@@kiakamill clip studio paint... that app is really work for comic/anime style with the help of vector layer and vector tools.. so many tools to explore
I wonder if it is possible to use Procreate program on Wacom ...
Procreate is only available on iPad