Alternative To Bluetooth Printing From Tablet

I saw some reviews about a delay when using the tablet via bluetooth, but I have not noticed it. If it does exist, at least for me, it is extremely minimal.

I bought it as an alternative protective sleeve for a small Wacom tablet. Works great!

Works very well for making contact print negatives for using with alternative printing processes.

Great product. Easy trouble free connection to bluetooth tracks on my tablet.

If you want a backpack alternative this is it. Pockets on the outside for water bottles. Separate compartment for laptop, tablet, though beware it only fits comfortably laptops of MacBook Pro thinness or thinner. And it will not fit both a tablet+laptop comfortably at the same time. The main compartment is just an empty box, it comes with dividers though. Use those. It'll save you headaches digging around to find your item. Front compartment is fairly well organized and can hold enough little items such as biz cards, stationery, personal care products. Fairly durable although my top zipper eventually broke after 4 years. But I'm getting it replaced soon thanks to PD's warranty.

A nice inexpensive alternative to a graphics tablet. This trackball works easily and precisely with my photo editing programs and has some custom-ability with various programs . The price is right too. Highly recommend

First, there is no practical alternative to Canon's own inks. Second, this value may or may not be slightly more economical than ordering inks individually, but that question can be answered by evaluating one's own ink usage pattern/practice. For example, I sometimes exhaust one ink and need to replace it right away...but that's a matter of my particular fluctuating pattern of printing. If, for example, I'm printing a lot of blue mountains I will find myself needing only those pigments...but might next need portrait-type colors... hard to predict.

I am currently using this for alternative processes. Works great for cyanotypes, salt printing and palladium printing

Granted, this tablet is overkill for me and my artistic abilities.� However, I wanted bluetooth, and this was the best option out there for me.� I use it for photography, so mostly in Lightroom and Photoshop, and it works perfect.� I like the pressure sensitivity, and I love being able to flip the pen to erase (very handy when you paint sloppy masks as I do).� Bluetooth is the big advantage for me because I don't use it all the time so I can easily take it off my desk and put it back when i need it without fumbling with cords.

I've been using a Wacom tablet for years and wanted to upgrade to get the bluetooth connection feature. Very happy I did so!