Are Samsung Tablets Good For Digital Art

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of the best tablets out!!! The tab 7 does everything from art to multitasking.

These are great. Got two for Samsung tablets. Write speeds above 70mb/s.

This monitor meets my needs for my digital art work.

makes doing digital art feel like your doing traditional art

Love the knowledge of having the original piece of art in hand. Have not always been good at saving digital work so I can retrieve it easily as technology has progressed.Truly fine grained analogue photography!

Works great! An absolute necessity for me when doing digital art.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Frame TV is the best addition to my home for so many reasons. The Frame TV’s showstopper is the Art Mode feature, however, there are so many other features that make this TV a one of a kind device. Unboxing and set up of the TV proved to be so easy thanks to the included quick set up instructions. The TV is light enough that I was able to unbox and set up by myself. The TV comes with everything you need to either mount the TV on the wall or stand up on a table or console. The mount is compact and the feet to stand the TV up are easy to attach and detach. The color is so vibrant and clear as it has 4K UHD. The sound is incredible and doesn’t fade in or out while watching a movie. The settings allow the sound to increase when other sounds in the room get louder. For example, while vacuuming in the room, the sound increased due to the vacuum noise. I am so impressed with this technology. The TV’s Art Mode is spectacular. It allows your TV to become an art piece when you’re not watching TV. The screen has a matte display so there are no glares. This ensures the picture mimics a piece of art. There are preloaded works of art to display or a subscription is available. To add art to the library, simply use the Smart Things app to upload the art, even your own photographs can be added. The TV is slim which adds to the look of a painting. There are many options to actually frame the TV, including bezels and frames which are sold separately. The Samsung Frame TV is definitely a conversation piece in our home. Like they say, a picture is worth a thousand words and this product is worth a thousand more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Frame TV is a unique blend of form and function. It seamlessly transitions from a stunning piece of art to a high-quality television, making it a captivating addition to any modern living space. Pros: Art Mode: The standout feature is undoubtedly the Art Mode. It transforms the TV into a digital art frame, displaying various artworks when not in use. The matte display and customizable bezels further enhance the aesthetic appeal. Picture Quality: While not the absolute best in its class, the picture quality is still impressive, with vibrant colors and decent contrast. The anti-glare matte display is particularly beneficial in well-lit rooms. Smart Features: Samsung's Tizen OS offers a user-friendly interface and access to a wide range of streaming apps. Cons: Price: The Frame TV comes at a premium price, which might not be justified for everyone, especially if picture quality is the top priority. Art Subscription: While the built-in art collection is decent, accessing a wider range of artworks often requires a subscription fee. Viewing Angles: The matte display can slightly affect viewing angles, especially when viewed from extreme angles. Overall: If you're looking for a TV that doubles as a stylish piece of home decor and offers decent picture quality, the Samsung Frame TV is an excellent choice. However, it's crucial to weigh the premium price against the unique features and aesthetic appeal.

I'm an illustrator and I've been using Wacom tablets for 10 years and they are still the best there is at what they do. I've been using an Intuos 3 since 2006 and decided it was finally time to upgrade. I use it primarily for digital painting in Photoshop and Painter. The touch ring and having the Express keys at the bottom are already an improvement over the old design. I like being able to rotate my canvas with a flick of the wrist without having to deal with hotkeys. That alone has sped up my workflow. The increase in pressure sensitivity is great as well. I've only had it for about a week, so I haven't had any issues yet. I have read about issues related to the USB cable and the Express Keys, but so far so good. If anything changes soon I may update this review. One thing I thought was strange was that B&H shipped this without any padding whatsoever (yet the small box with replacement nibs was wrapped in big, thick bubble wrap). That initially had me worried because the box was pretty dinged up, but so far everything is running smoothly. In summation, if you're into digital painting, Wacom is still the best.

I have a larger Cintiq UX, I just love my mini Cintiq. B&H is my go-to store for all digital drawing tablets. I highly recommend this product.