Lcd Writing Tablet For Kids Nearby

Thank you, this arrived very quickly and was just what we needed for my son's writing tablet

It’s really like writing on paper! I got one for my iPad and my kids’ iPads. Works great with the Apple Pencil.

I bought this tablet about 6 weeks ago and I love it the only downside is the LCD screen

My writing experience has been altered forever on a tablet.... all thanks to Paperlike. Highly recommended

the paperlike makes writing ob my tablet much easier! Extremely helpful for work or school.

Superb feel and texture. Clarity is fantastic and gives the iPad great feel and use for a writing tablet.

This makes everyone and everything nearby beautiful. I love it.

I was nervous about buying a tablet.  I do not have good penmanship or writing skills.   Therefore, I thought I might be too clumsy.  While I am sure that I am not the best, this tablet does give me a lot more control over my Photoshop and Lightroom workflow. Much like us old-timers did with a mouse, I would suggest that solitaire is a great way to get acclimated to the pen.

Just what I needed to carry my MBP 15, iPad Pro and/or the reMarkable writing tablet for short business excursions. Stylish, slim and provides all the pockets one really needs for daily office use.

This is my 2nd Wacom drawing tablet. I bought a CTL480 last year to use for whiteboarding with remote workers, and since that was discontinued I got the CTL490 recently. With the right software (I use Smooth Draw, which is free), both work very well for this purpose. I spend many hours with each, and the main difference seems to be the CTL480 has a smoother feel of nib on writing surface, which is better for writing words fast, and the CTL490 has a bit more scratchiness, which works better for true drawing & sketching. The CTL480 is actually a little too slippery for precision drawing. I like the slightly heavier and wider circumference of the CTL480 stylus better, but the 490 one works fine. I mapped the 152x95 mm drawing surface to 1728x1080 pixels (rather than using the default mapping) because this matches the aspect ratios, making natural hand motions on the tablet match what shows up on the screen. It's not quite as good as writing with your favorite pen or pencil or paper, but it's very good, and I like it better than writing directly on the screen of the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and 4. Those felt a little too slick for me, and if you're drawing the feel is quite important.