You should test newer 2-in-1 Chromebooks, most of them come with a USI Stylus support. ARM Chromebook Tablets should work very well with professional apps as they are more compatible with Android than traditional x86 Chromebooks. IMO 2-in-1 Design with ARM architecture is the future of Chromebooks, as they so heavily rely on built-in Android with 8+ Year support and Google Play Services. We'll see more high-end ARM processors in Chromebooks matching the iPads towards Q3 2021. Maybe you consider a colab with Chrome Unboxed for a next Chromebook video ;D
Hi Brad, thank you for the video. I would like to point out that the major advantage of pen tablets over drawing on a screen is that you can maintain a good posture and look straight ahead whilst drawing
i used both screen tablets and graphic tablets, lately i found out that i actually prefer graphic tablets, they both have pros and cons so it may be different for every person, but for me the pros of a graphic tablet out height the cons and they are really cheap.
I absolutely agree. And there's the freedom of using the same classic tablet with your laptop, a chromebook, your PC desktop, your mac mini, (heck...now, even your whatever android phone).... a piece of hardware that even the great ones (XP-Pen Deco Pro Medium, Deco 03 , etc. My fav is the Wacom L and XL) are dirty cheap. It takes time to train it well, but then you have gained such skill, and then can paint much better on display-tablets (if you have to, at a job, etc). While people having only painted on display-tablets, have a hard time in improvising the skill at a company, all of a sudden. All to be said, it took me many years to feel _completely_ natural with a pen-tablet.
Does the pressure sensitivity 8192 + pen resolution 5060lpi, vs. pressure sensitivity 2048 + pen resolution 2540lpi, has any difference that you can feel when you draw?
its called one by wacom not wacom one wacom one is 400$ and is a pen display.. and yes compared to the competition both one by wacom and wacom one are way too overpriced
@@thenuggernaut9084 it's literally not. One is SIGNIFICANTLY more expensive than the other, and they're two COMPLETLY different tablets. One is a graphics tablet, and one is a display.
I hope some day, pen tablets like these will work for the iPad (even if Apple has to make one themselves), just to give users more ergonomic choices (sometimes you may not want to draw hunched over a screen, lol).
Compared to a mouse, do you sense a small delay or lag between the movement of your hand and the responsiveness of the pointer on the screen? I'm asking because I've tried a couple of wacom tablets and there is a tiny lag between actual movement and the pointer that makes it difficult to get used to it, specially when you are used to work with older wacom models that are super responsive and the movement is very exact as a mouse.
The one option I want to see is on screen drawing with a screen that has a higher refresh rate than 60 hz. I think the Apple iPad pro has a 90 hz refresh rate which is what makes it the best drawing experience.
There are better drawing solutions out there, but stuff like this is a boon to the youth. The two big go to devices for schools are iPads and Chromebooks. There's already more affordable Apple Pencil alternatives for the iPad students and now these are something for the Chromebook students. As classrooms get more and more digital, inexpensive solutions like what you showcased here are going to be important to help keep art alive in the classroom. And even if it's something the parent has to buy separate, plug and play simplicity and the low price tag make it easy for the child to just jump in. If they really get into art, they can escalate to other solutions. If not, it didn't cost an arm and a leg to find out and would be easy to give away to another art hopeful student. Good stuff!
bigger question is can I use a Huion pen display with that M1 mackbook please respond most people are not properly responding thus I might take bad decisions
most drawing tablets and pads have the size in their name for example the canvas 13 is 13.3 inches. the HS611 is 11 inches. one by Wacom? i thought I was gonna be an inch big.
I already have a pen tablet, but not comfortable to use my work laptop, nor do I want to spend lots of money, so I bought a cheap chromebook instead! HP Chromebook 11 G8, it costed me around $160, and it works so well it caught me off guard, never thought this normally low end hardware (if it was a windows laptop), paired with chromebook to run this well. Definitely better than lower end windows laptop that uses celeron Nxxxx series, or anything older. Much much better than my friend's ol' Surface Go.
what's really cool about wacom for me is that they have official linux kernel drivers. Apps like RNote make this a pretty powerful Digital Note taking setup.
Just found out if your device has dex enabled like the s21 ultra your xp pen works as long as you have a power supply and a dongle for the cables but it is amazing on there, even my powerbank can work and there is no issue
I've been trying to figure out options since my mother got me a Chromebook for Christmas not knowing what she was getting, and my old Wacom tablet doesn't exactly work since it's mostly for Windows. Though based on what you said in the video, I'm thinking about getting the XP-Pen tablet myself to try it out and see how it goes. I haven't really drawn since I changed OSes from (Windows to Chrome) except for maybe doodles with a stylus and I'm not used to having such a big screen, so I hope I can find something soon since I miss drawing like I used to... ^ ^;
I own a Chromebook and want to use it as my main screen and I have the official Lenovo stylus to go with it. I hope I get better at drawing, do you have any tips?!
Hey! Speaking of Chromebooks, maybe do an art review of the Lenovo Duet? It's quite capable, and since it runs on a Mediatek processor it's better with Android apps. Great review btw!
Thank you, I'm thinking of starting a Comics Club for my school and I'm doing the research but the school only provides us with Chromebooks, so I'm looking for a cheap screen tablet to buy a few for the club.
I have a Lenovo S330 Chromebook and a Lenovo Chromebook Ideapad, I have a small Wacom Intous tablet and a Ugee M708 which I originally bought for our labtop but got sick of Windows updates corrupted the Wacom driver which I found hard to find the correct driver in the first place, but both tablets graphics work plug & play perfectly with both Chromebooks. I have just bought a Ugee U1200 thanks to the many positive reviews including your own,, early days with it but seems fine. May try the U1200 on our labtop if our son will let me on, as Sketchbook & Artrage are cutdown versions on Android, but then there is Krita, can't afford Photoshop and I am 74 and being a professional that boat sailed long ago.
do you have to hold bown a button on the pen for it to show up on the screen or do you have to play the guessing game to find where to connect where you left off?
finally i have found the right video to help me decide. the wacom one is still about 50 euro, while the xp pen deco 7 wired is about 27 euro now, but i was hesitating because wacom is a well known manufacter but still for that Price you just get 2048 pressure sens and no express keys xD. now no hesitation im gonna order a deco mini 7
I actually bought a chromebook and I have been able to draw with it. It definitely took some time to get used to because Clip studio doesn't quiet work the same way on it as it does on Windows or Mac. Downside is that Chromebook uses apps. That leaves you with art programs that are apps. Thankfully Adobe and Clip Studio have really great mobile versions. If you're using CS, you will unfortunately only be able to use a subscription model. I have the windows version purchased, but I can not use that. You have to buy a monthy subscription which kinda sucks. Anyway, great video. It kinda just popped onto my recommended page.
Is good clip studio on Chromebook? You think i can make good art with a graphic tablet and a Chromebook? How Is the experience in general? Sorry for the questions
I was mainly waiting for how the buttons on the XP-Pen work with the Chromebook. How do you configure them in apps? Or do you do it with a driver-like app somehow?
I've been using a Samsung Chromebook Plus for most everything. In fact, I don't even own a laptop anymore. And with Autodesk sketchbook on it, to draw and paint for a few years now. It's worked just fine and I have no complaints with it. Currently looking at getting either a Samsung S7 FE or a S8 Plus to replace the old Chromebook, since it's getting kind'a old... Not real sure which way I'll go for that though.
lenovo chromebook duet and the USI pen work perfectly for me when using huion drawing app, I also make 3d models with nomad sketch. no lag at all about $300 for everything great deal.
Hi Brad, Huion just updated it's driver compatability with the new m1 macbook... Now it's supported and would love to see how it performs.... Could you please make a video on it? 🙂🙂
Hi Brad... Is there a way for graphic tablets without screens to work... I have a Chromebook and a graphic tablet it works but the cursor is not appearing what should I do? Please help me...
This was helpful...but for high school student use, if they have iPad's, what is recommendation for drawing app that I could install for some of my advanced students? Thanks!
the One by Wacom is the one I am looking at seems that this is the only one which works on Linux. Since I do all my Art (music and hopefully soon drawing) on Linux it is a must. And yes, Idk why but a tablet like this (not directly on the screen) is more appealing to me! I like looking at a big screen.
Does the pressure sensitivity 8192 + pen resolution 5060lpi, vs. pressure sensitivity 2048 + pen resolution 2540lpi, has any difference that you can feel when you draw?
Hey I have a question, I have a StarG640S and I use it with my phone. I often plug and unplug the tablet to store it somewhere, so do you think that is bad for the tablet? Should I just keep the USB plug in and store it just like that.... I scared that if I keep doing that the USB hole(don't know its name) would get too loose overtime.....
The cheaper chromebooks are also usi compatible. The duet is one of the cheapest chromebooks out there and it supports it. The problem is actually that the usi styluses just don't perform that well for art in most devices right now.
Hi Brad, my Chromebook is acer version 107.0.5304.92 is the xppen Deco mini4 compatible? please answer me, I need to know if the version is important to be compatible.
Wacom tablet only has USB connection whereas new chromebooks only have a USB C output. My Sammy Chromebook 2020 or my Sammy Pro cannot connect without a converter.
Can you use the pen like a mouse? Say to instead of free hand to draw how you’d like you can select a shape click and drag or make it bigger or whatnot.
Although I don't have a Chromebook to test, that is generally how they work. If you hover the pen over the surface, it will move the mouse. If you touch it down (like making a mark on paper) the computer counts it as a mouse click. Very useful for design, 3d modeling, some videogames...
could you please test out Lenovo Chromebook Duet? it's a budget chromebook tablet (around 300$ I believe) that comes with a keyboard and a stand AND it supports USI pens (you would need to purchase that separately) with the screen, so if it's any good it might be a budget alternative option, would be nice to find out 🙏 cheers!
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I waited for this sooo long.
Me too
Do u know good app that i can save videos on android
@@eggsandvinegar8425 I do not know what you mean with this.
Same
The only things i can afford-
You should test newer 2-in-1 Chromebooks, most of them come with a USI Stylus support.
ARM Chromebook Tablets should work very well with professional apps as they are more compatible with Android than traditional x86 Chromebooks.
IMO 2-in-1 Design with ARM architecture is the future of Chromebooks, as they so heavily rely on built-in Android with 8+ Year support and Google Play Services. We'll see more high-end ARM processors in Chromebooks matching the iPads towards Q3 2021.
Maybe you consider a colab with Chrome Unboxed for a next Chromebook video ;D
hey i dont know if you see this but do you think it will work with HP Chromebook 14a model?
I’m getting one really soon like a few days and I have the same exact Samsung Chromebook tbh I love it
Hey I'm planning to get one too and I have the same Chromebook too. Can you tell me if you experienced any sort of problems with it?
I really like his voice ,so relaxing
An artwork is like a poem without words❤️❤️
Well there is very visual art with words😅
comics: am i a joke to you
@@ratsuckerpisslord42069 lol 😂
@@EuMestre lol 😂
A poem is like a picture made from words
Thank you so much for these videos. My daughter has a Chromebook and this would be a great way to help get her started on a budget.
I just ordered my One by Wacom and it's going to be so much better than using my touchpad and chrome canvas :D I'm so excited!
Hi Brad, thank you for the video. I would like to point out that the major advantage of pen tablets over drawing on a screen is that you can maintain a good posture and look straight ahead whilst drawing
I got my One by a few days ago. I like it, it takes a few to get use to it. But ones you get it, you're flying.
i used both screen tablets and graphic tablets, lately i found out that i actually prefer graphic tablets, they both have pros and cons so it may be different for every person, but for me the pros of a graphic tablet out height the cons and they are really cheap.
I absolutely agree. And there's the freedom of using the same classic tablet with your laptop, a chromebook, your PC desktop, your mac mini, (heck...now, even your whatever android phone).... a piece of hardware that even the great ones (XP-Pen Deco Pro Medium, Deco 03 , etc. My fav is the Wacom L and XL) are dirty cheap. It takes time to train it well, but then you have gained such skill, and then can paint much better on display-tablets (if you have to, at a job, etc). While people having only painted on display-tablets, have a hard time in improvising the skill at a company, all of a sudden. All to be said, it took me many years to feel _completely_ natural with a pen-tablet.
Does the pressure sensitivity 8192 + pen resolution 5060lpi, vs. pressure sensitivity 2048 + pen resolution 2540lpi, has any difference that you can feel when you draw?
The only pro of a screen tablet is that it's similar to drawing on paper. The graphic tablets have a lot of pros in comparison and only one con
YESSS THANK YOU THANNK YOU I REFUSE TO ASK MY MOM FOR A COMPUTER OF ANY SORT AND WOULD RATHER USE MY SCHOOL CHROMEBOOKS
Wacom one has pressure control ,I did now that 🤔🤔🤔🤔.
Well I'd hope it does, if not you might as well get good with using a mouse
its called one by wacom
not wacom one
wacom one is 400$ and is a pen display..
and yes compared to the competition
both one by wacom and wacom one are way too overpriced
@@kotor1357 eh potato tomato
@@thenuggernaut9084 it's literally not. One is SIGNIFICANTLY more expensive than the other, and they're two COMPLETLY different tablets. One is a graphics tablet, and one is a display.
@@miloowyn ehh same thing tomato potato
XP Pen is what I been looking at so I'll get one I do have the XP Pen tablet but need one of those plugs to connect it to my Macbook
I hope some day, pen tablets like these will work for the iPad (even if Apple has to make one themselves), just to give users more ergonomic choices (sometimes you may not want to draw hunched over a screen, lol).
The chances of Apple making their own pen tablet is 0%
@@allegro446 that’s fine. Someone else can make one work. I’ve seen one with 100% functionality running with ibis Paint on the iPad, so it’s possible.
HEY BRAD... I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THE REVIEW 🥰
Welcome to another episode of "I can not afford this "
Bro can't afford 60 dollars
@@noraizhaider8269welcome to 3rd world country
@@noraizhaider8269not everyone is that privileged
60 dollars is over 700 in my country
Can you make a Video of the realistic paint Studio App please🙏🏻🙏🏻
you can also use a USI stylus, they work great aswell
Compared to a mouse, do you sense a small delay or lag between the movement of your hand and the responsiveness of the pointer on the screen? I'm asking because I've tried a couple of wacom tablets and there is a tiny lag between actual movement and the pointer that makes it difficult to get used to it, specially when you are used to work with older wacom models that are super responsive and the movement is very exact as a mouse.
Brad, keep in mind that you can put the Chromebook on a nice 27" monitor with a nice display. Maybe you should try that setup as well?
Can you draw on a chromeBook?
Me,who draws on my mobile: No you can't :)
The one option I want to see is on screen drawing with a screen that has a higher refresh rate than 60 hz. I think the Apple iPad pro has a 90 hz refresh rate which is what makes it the best drawing experience.
There are better drawing solutions out there, but stuff like this is a boon to the youth. The two big go to devices for schools are iPads and Chromebooks. There's already more affordable Apple Pencil alternatives for the iPad students and now these are something for the Chromebook students. As classrooms get more and more digital, inexpensive solutions like what you showcased here are going to be important to help keep art alive in the classroom. And even if it's something the parent has to buy separate, plug and play simplicity and the low price tag make it easy for the child to just jump in. If they really get into art, they can escalate to other solutions. If not, it didn't cost an arm and a leg to find out and would be easy to give away to another art hopeful student. Good stuff!
I have the One by Wacom, it is okay but it's too small for my hand. It leaves my hand feeling really sore after about an hour.
I am using wacom one ,don't want to draw on it but iam broke .......😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😅😅.
It is one by wacom, wacom one is a screen based tablet
bigger question is can I use a Huion pen display with that M1 mackbook please respond most people are not properly responding thus I might take bad decisions
most drawing tablets and pads have the size in their name for example the canvas 13 is 13.3 inches. the HS611 is 11 inches. one by Wacom? i thought I was gonna be an inch big.
Oh I saw it and I was like yeah Mr brad should review it, thnxx
How about your s7+ ??
I already have a pen tablet, but not comfortable to use my work laptop, nor do I want to spend lots of money,
so I bought a cheap chromebook instead!
HP Chromebook 11 G8, it costed me around $160, and it works so well it caught me off guard, never thought this normally low end hardware (if it was a windows laptop), paired with chromebook to run this well.
Definitely better than lower end windows laptop that uses celeron Nxxxx series, or anything older. Much much better than my friend's ol' Surface Go.
does it show you a cursor o the screen to help you locate where your pen is
what's really cool about wacom for me is that they have official linux kernel drivers.
Apps like RNote make this a pretty powerful Digital Note taking setup.
Great review, but do the shortcut buttons, aka Express Keys work in ChromeOS? And are they progammable?
Just found out if your device has dex enabled like the s21 ultra your xp pen works as long as you have a power supply and a dongle for the cables but it is amazing on there, even my powerbank can work and there is no issue
I've been trying to figure out options since my mother got me a Chromebook for Christmas not knowing what she was getting, and my old Wacom tablet doesn't exactly work since it's mostly for Windows. Though based on what you said in the video, I'm thinking about getting the XP-Pen tablet myself to try it out and see how it goes. I haven't really drawn since I changed OSes from (Windows to Chrome) except for maybe doodles with a stylus and I'm not used to having such a big screen, so I hope I can find something soon since I miss drawing like I used to... ^ ^;
I own a Chromebook and want to use it as my main screen and I have the official Lenovo stylus to go with it. I hope I get better at drawing, do you have any tips?!
I bought that same Chromebook for my wife for Christmas. She returned it :D
Is there any performance differences between mini7 and mini7w?
In terms of performance nothing I believe but mini7w has a wireless function thing while mini7 does not
No the mini7w just has wireless
Hey! Speaking of Chromebooks, maybe do an art review of the Lenovo Duet? It's quite capable, and since it runs on a Mediatek processor it's better with Android apps. Great review btw!
LMAO I JUST BOUGHT A CHROMEBOOK AND BOTH A DECO AND THE ONE BY WACOM LMAOOOOOO
lol u flexing xd
That’s way to good lol
I wanted to know the diference...TWO DAYS BEFORE THIS VIDEO CAME OUT
Which one is better in your opinion?
Thank you, I'm thinking of starting a Comics Club for my school and I'm doing the research but the school only provides us with Chromebooks, so I'm looking for a cheap screen tablet to buy a few for the club.
I have a Lenovo S330 Chromebook and a Lenovo Chromebook Ideapad, I have a small Wacom Intous tablet and a Ugee M708 which I originally bought for our labtop but got sick of Windows updates corrupted the Wacom driver which I found hard to find the correct driver in the first place, but both tablets graphics work plug & play perfectly with both Chromebooks. I have just bought a Ugee U1200 thanks to the many positive reviews including your own,, early days with it but seems fine. May try the U1200 on our labtop if our son will let me on, as Sketchbook & Artrage are cutdown versions on Android, but then there is Krita, can't afford Photoshop and I am 74 and being a professional that boat sailed long ago.
I have issue with my android phone cursor is not visible it's working but just not visible my table is XP pen Star g960s
do you have to hold bown a button on the pen for it to show up on the screen or do you have to play the guessing game to find where to connect where you left off?
Once my huion kamvas 13 (without using hdmi so no screen) worked on my grandpa's chromebook
finally i have found the right video to help me decide. the wacom one is still about 50 euro, while the xp pen deco 7 wired is about 27 euro now, but i was hesitating because wacom is a well known manufacter but still for that Price you just get 2048 pressure sens and no express keys xD. now no hesitation im gonna order a deco mini 7
Hm. While not my jam, I’ll keep this in mind when people ask about recommendations for young beginner artists. Thanks, Brad.
I actually bought a chromebook and I have been able to draw with it. It definitely took some time to get used to because Clip studio doesn't quiet work the same way on it as it does on Windows or Mac.
Downside is that Chromebook uses apps. That leaves you with art programs that are apps. Thankfully Adobe and Clip Studio have really great mobile versions.
If you're using CS, you will unfortunately only be able to use a subscription model. I have the windows version purchased, but I can not use that. You have to buy a monthy subscription which kinda sucks.
Anyway, great video. It kinda just popped onto my recommended page.
Is good clip studio on Chromebook?
You think i can make good art with a graphic tablet and a Chromebook?
How Is the experience in general?
Sorry for the questions
Amazing work and cool
Deco 01 is a very good option too nice and big and cheap.
I was mainly waiting for how the buttons on the XP-Pen work with the Chromebook. How do you configure them in apps? Or do you do it with a driver-like app somehow?
Definitely looking for these.
I've been using a Samsung Chromebook Plus for most everything. In fact, I don't even own a laptop anymore.
And with Autodesk sketchbook on it, to draw and paint for a few years now.
It's worked just fine and I have no complaints with it.
Currently looking at getting either a Samsung S7 FE or a S8 Plus to replace the old Chromebook, since it's getting kind'a old... Not real sure which way I'll go for that though.
I'd love you to review drawing directly on a chromebook using the new USI pen. Haven't seen anyone review it properly from an art PoV
lenovo chromebook duet and the USI pen work perfectly for me when using huion drawing app, I also make 3d models with nomad sketch. no lag at all about $300 for everything great deal.
I think the main purpose for these is for school work as a lot schools use Chromebooks
Hi Brad, Huion just updated it's driver compatability with the new m1 macbook... Now it's supported and would love to see how it performs.... Could you please make a video on it? 🙂🙂
Hiiii please read this..
Make a video on how you colour a character.. and let us know your workflow
...
Could you review the Acer Flip 3?
I draw on my sibling’s Acer Chromebook Spin 713, a year ago from a sale, and I use the Deco 1 V2 and it’s just SO GREAT
How Is your experience drawing?
I GOT THIS FOR MY BIRTHDAY AND IM SO HAPPY! Quick question… can I use this without chrome books?
of course!
Thanks for doing this. Using my Chromebook with CSP more these days...
hope 📈✔️
Hi Brad... Is there a way for graphic tablets without screens to work... I have a Chromebook and a graphic tablet it works but the cursor is not appearing what should I do? Please help me...
This was helpful...but for high school student use, if they have iPad's, what is recommendation for drawing app that I could install for some of my advanced students? Thanks!
It might help going for a mid-tier chromebook instead of something cheap, for those who want the chromebook option.
the One by Wacom is the one I am looking at seems that this is the only one which works on Linux. Since I do all my Art (music and hopefully soon drawing) on Linux it is a must. And yes, Idk why but a tablet like this (not directly on the screen) is more appealing to me! I like looking at a big screen.
Does the pressure sensitivity 8192 + pen resolution 5060lpi, vs. pressure sensitivity 2048 + pen resolution 2540lpi, has any difference that you can feel when you draw?
Hey I have a question, I have a StarG640S and I use it with my phone. I often plug and unplug the tablet to store it somewhere, so do you think that is bad for the tablet? Should I just keep the USB plug in and store it just like that.... I scared that if I keep doing that the USB hole(don't know its name) would get too loose overtime.....
can you address the express buttons? there's no app or control panel for settings on ChromeOS.
is there any way to change your wacom tablet active area on chromeos? i want to change my area so bad it’s killing me
The XP pad sounded like you were drawing on sandpaper
Hello Brad, thanks for your videos. I hope someday I could make some art, i mean, a lot of arts like you do.
The cheaper chromebooks are also usi compatible. The duet is one of the cheapest chromebooks out there and it supports it. The problem is actually that the usi styluses just don't perform that well for art in most devices right now.
hey i dont know if you see this but do you think it will work with HP Chromebook 14a model?
Hi Brad, my Chromebook is acer version 107.0.5304.92 is the xppen Deco mini4 compatible? please answer me, I need to know if the version is important to be compatible.
Deco mini 7 is having wrong orientation on my Lenovo IdeaPad duet any workaround to solve ?
Why didn't you cover the buttons on the XP-Pen?
Think this would work on the Surface RT? That would be so sweet.
I more wanting to know about the non display wacom one since it was the cheapest wacom tablet in the market.
Bought the Wacom One and a Lenovo 300e 2nd Gen but, even after following the instructions, nothing happened.
FINALLYYYYY
Wacom tablet only has USB connection whereas new chromebooks only have a USB C output. My Sammy Chromebook 2020 or my Sammy Pro cannot connect without a converter.
I love samsung tab s7 plus
Hey, why not use lenovo chromebook duet with a USI stylus, I really want to know if the USI stylus's are worth anything
04:38 its lagging maybe high latency. Its because of the Chromebook or the tablet its self??
Hey Brad......do you plan on doing a review of the s21 ultra .
Copy and paste so he notices it
That phone is not for artist segment.
@@hanpratama9603 yes it could be ...the sell the s pen separately
S pens work with it
@@CrisCheese_ yes but I wanted to know from an artists perspective
Thank u
Omg tysm for making this vid, I have a Chromebook and want to see if I can use my veikk s640 to connect
Can you try drawing on a super cheap Lenovo Chromebook Duet using the Lenovo USI Pen?
Can you use the pen like a mouse? Say to instead of free hand to draw how you’d like you can select a shape click and drag or make it bigger or whatnot.
Although I don't have a Chromebook to test, that is generally how they work. If you hover the pen over the surface, it will move the mouse. If you touch it down (like making a mark on paper) the computer counts it as a mouse click. Very useful for design, 3d modeling, some videogames...
I am working off a MacBook air, I can crtl+z as well.
anybody know how to install mapping in chromebooks? i cant get the cursor to show up when i use my stylus at all
could you please test out Lenovo Chromebook Duet? it's a budget chromebook tablet (around 300$ I believe) that comes with a keyboard and a stand AND it supports USI pens (you would need to purchase that separately) with the screen, so if it's any good it might be a budget alternative option, would be nice to find out 🙏 cheers!
what app or program were you using??
Hey why don't you make a video of Adobe Vs procreate please reply 🥺🥺🥺
If your focus is going to be drawing digitally just stay away from Adobe, it’s not worth the money when the competition has better options.
Does the short cut buttons work on the XP Pen
I bought the one by wacom the large one and it is totally worth it for 100$ (in my country) for a bigineer and noob artist like me
can i use a parblo coast10 on chromebook?
does the xp pen work on all chromebooks???
do drivers work? do they even exist on chrome os?