Dell Canvas vs. Other Tablets

[@RodTejada502]

Looks fantastic!

[@maxmatthews3443]

Great now I know what tablet to buy.

[@vigilantestudios2245]

The Dell Canvas needs a Pen variation. If deciding between Dell Canvas and Wacom, go with Wacom. That is coming from a Dell Canvas owner.

[@ToddDolce]

What do you mean by pen variation? The pen is pressure sensitive so you get as much line variation as you need.

[@vigilantestudios2245]

If you use a wacom pen, and then use that pen, you will know what I mean. Pressure is fine. They need to make a pen that is a little larger, and include a better grip, and/or some contour. It would be nice if the button on the side pertuded a little more as well. It gets lost to me. It would be nice to have an option different than the single stylus for the Dell Canvas. I would actually use my Dell Canvas. Still using my Wacom 12x18 intous 2 because of the pen problem. To each there own. I have heard this from many others as well.

[@Nelson_Ocampo]

How good is the touch capability in programs like Clip Studio and Photoshop? Can you easily use your hand to rotate the page like you would a piece of paper?

[@Pugmie]

Hello Nelson Ocampo, I am a Dell Canvas owner and a cintiq user as well and I must say Dell Canvas have aced touch functionality. In similarity to an Ipad, the Dell Canvas 27 does have a similar responsive touch feature. Rotating does require you to slowly turn two fingers on the surface in order to rotate the picture but zooming and panning is absolutely flawless and responsive. If touch functionality is not of importance, a Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 would be a better investment for the 4k display functionality. However, Wacom has proven time and time again that touch functionality is their weakest point in even their latest products. This is where the Dell Canvas wins.