i love your stuff this is only constructive criticism. Brad you're letting things go down. You have started to disappoint me your videos. In the beginning used to be very clear, and had specific sections/topics, and now you do not. You used to also clearly explain the difference between pen displays and a tablet. now you just called pen displays tablets! very disappointed. But that doesn't mean I'm not gonna stop watching.😉 also brad for however long I've been watching you (since the beginning when I subscribed, it's most probably like five years now) I've been waiting for a tablet that is 17-18 -19 inches. Could you ask Wacom if they will make a tablet this size, but like a cheap version like this moveink please, on behalf of me pleeease?

Does that wired blob at the end of the each stroke you draw is common on all wacom tablets ?

ok...

yeah, I mean it's oled, but damn still too expensive

Wacom isn't charging a large sum for no reason. If you require accuracy, Kamvas really doesn't cut it vs a Cintiq. If you are the type who needs it, they are night and day different and you can tell the difference immediately. But at the end of they day, buy what you need and what you can afford at the time. Still, it's a shame that they haven't figured out how to make the technology cheaper without sacrificing the quality after all these years. It's also disappointing that they are going back to a 13-inch at this price. We were supposed to be at 16 inches already.

@@rhoharane I am curious, can you explain what you mean by accuracy? Did you have a moment where Kamvas wasn’t cutting it?

Apart from the build quality (which huion and other brands are quickly improving on btw), i see no upsides with their wacom product counterparts. Wacom is overpriced asf for something supposedly for artists.

@@rhoharane the heck you do you mean by accuracy, all other drawing tablet brands have really damn accurate pens. my kamvas 13 and kamvas 22+ have basically the same 'accuracy' as the wacom Qintiq 16 I have. What you say is no more than a placebo of getting a "premium device"

Yeap, i agreed...actually after using few pen display i nevet felt that they are really portable 😂

"Moving ink" (also pushing ink) is a well known (older) term for drawing or inking lines ... like in the comic book industry. Thats more likely what it refers to.... not its portability.

Question: does it support Wacom’s express key remote? Do you think it’ll work with a 2015 intel MacBook Pro (using thunderbolt 2 adapter)?

If you're ok with Android - Samsung tablets are incredible and support a decent amount of software

​@@antares3030Agreed

I completely agree. The iPad Pro still has its software limitations. Using Wacom products with a computer is indeed very convenient for creative work. I'm looking forward to Movink having a higher resolution version.

Yeah I remember when the Cintiq 12wx needed a separate power brick and had to be connected via usb and DVI/VGA cables. It was much thicker than the Movink. Now I’m just waiting for the day when the big 22 inch pen displays can be connected with just a single usb c cable to power it.

@@Artofcarissa Yes, I feel like big screen tablets have been left behind in terms of modern features. Just one cable would awesome

i'm watching this in pain trying to get rid off my 2 ton Cintiq 24HDTouch 😭😭😭

@@Unknown-nc4jq Keep it, I have one of those and it's still great. Plus moving your desk every now and again will kep you fit. I love the way the fans go wooOOOooosh when you turn it on, it's like my 'f*** yeah we're going to make art' primer.

@@Unknown-nc4jq Personally I would not recommend you get rid of your tablet. Wacom products don't last as much as they used to, especially the screen ones. Not to mention you will never get your original money spent back

Thanks Paul!

pretty sure you can just install windows on mac

Xencelabs just released a 16" 4k oled tablet for $999 which looks like a direct competitor

Nah that's just the Wacom price tag. they've always been expensive in comparison to the other brands.

750$ is insanity for this...

nothing new the cintiq 13 pro touch back then did cost more

I’m out of touch. $750 seems like a steal for a second cintiq.

I remember Wacom wanting 1000 bucks for a 13 inch cintiq. Not even OLED. So it really is an improvement. You can feel the pressure of the competition bearing fruit.

a 19 is a little too large to comfortably sit on your lap like an ipad. 16inch 1440p in my view is when I'd buy.

It’s a software thing. There are some desktop only softwares, like Toon Boom, that don’t support iPads as a drawing tablet. At least… not without an $80 a year subscription to Astropad… and then there’s the drawing experience. IPads are really nice… but as a professional artist drawing on one of these 8 hours a day… a cintiq is just plain nicer to draw on. I’m a digital nomad artist that regularly uses Toon Boom. So for me this is a no-brainer upgrade from my 13” cintiq pro… mainly because of how thin and light it is but also because FINALLY I don’t need a rats nest of cables plus (another) power brick to use it.

@@RichardSilvius : totally agree. Unless Apple put Mac OS on iPads ;)

@@RichardSilvius good point. I use an ipad when I've got suitable work for it, or want something for in front of the telly. I love working on my 21" cintiq, and would love something even bigger now. Software I use is clipstudio (rubbish on iPad for many reasons), and rebelle which is only on computer. PS sometimes (soooo wish i could dump adobe...but clients...) and z-brush. I don't mind using a computer, esp a powerful laptop, its just real estate on iPad is the reason i don't use it for more than in front of TV work. I'd use other software on iPad otherwise to get the job done. But if they went bigger, at that thinness it would be easy on the lap. Main thing I'd love a combo for is the other side of my work doing live illustration for conferences. Which is when i'd jump at a 19" or even a 21"

@@RichardSilvius I completely agree! For extended use or animation work, a computer system is still necessary, as it is more convenient than the iPad Pro. Although I own an iPad Pro, I ultimately use the large Cintiq Pro at home for my creative work. I also bought a Movink because it has simpler cables, so I don't need to carry a bunch of old adapters when I go out. It's really appealing!

Closes video, disconnects internet, switches to pencil and paper.

🤣🤣🤣This was my exact reaction seeing the latest M4 ipad

Yeah! I'm really looking forward to trying that one out.

I feel like it would be more expensive

Yeah a 16 inch would be cool too but I bet it's will be more expensive plus I had to look at how big a 16 inch display is and it big to me lol. I remember going to best buy and I see how big the samsung ultra is and that's 14 inches.

@@midollafun Samsung Ultra is 16"

Depends on what you use them for. iPad is limited by the OS, and you don't have all the professional apps that are on Desktop computers.

procreate or csp for ipad or all the shitty android apps vs choosing tons of different art programs- you decide lol

@pb5335 there's definitely more than just Procreate and CSP for iPad now. I use those two, but also Fresco and Illustrator for iPad and can do all of my work on my iPad currently. There've been a couple projects where I used Inkscape on my Max because it does better Vector tracing, but with Fresco, I can draw directly with Vector with Raster feel and just transfer it to Illustrator for final edits. I'm only a "professional" artist on the side, but it's definitely possible for pros to do all their work on an iPad only. If you're a hobbyist artist, even moreso.

I was talking about the portable or travel setup.. these display tablets still need a laptop to work na.. i don’t doubt the relevance of drawing tablets in a home or studio setting..

@@Tim4Tat who carries a desktop computer to the park or couch tho😭

True

This is a huge question for me! I'm surprised it wasn't covered... I'm debating between an upgrade to the movink or to a new ipad air 12.9 inch. Currently use an older 2nd gen ipad pro 12.9, or my seriously out of date hp zbook.

In my experience on a 13 inch 1080p is just fine, on a larger screen you definitely want more if possible