What's the BEST Digital Art Pen to Draw With in 2025?

[@DragunnitumGaming]

Can you keep the names of the pen on screen when you talk about them? i blink for a sec and i lose track of which thing you're talking about

[@NiSE_Rafter]

+1 I'd also appreciate this

[@CorvusSolitario]

+2

[@NaPH273]

these pens often time only work with the tablets they come with or made for, and they behave differently depends on drivers and softwares. Whats the point

[@Gle-lv2fm]

⁠@@NaPH273 I think the point is the pen is a big factor in choosing the tablet you want to buy

[@Leif_YT]

Might be worth to mention that all the Wacom tech based pens (EMR) also work on the Samsung devices. That offers a lot of variety in size, shape and weight.

[@thebradcolbow]

Most of them do, but the pro pens for the Cintiq and Intuos do not

[@thesevenpens]

This specifically is true only for the Wacom CP-913 pen and the Wacom CP-923 pens. And these pens are OK but nowhere near the quality of the Wacom professional pens. None of Wacom professional pens with Samsung devices.

[@Leif_YT]

@@thesevenpens I meant also the other EMR pens. Staedtler Norris, Lamy, Hi-Uni Mitsubishi and such. They are all compatible to the Samsung tabs which can be very nice when someone prefers a different size / weight / ergonomics.

[@thesevenpens]

@@Leif_YT Thank you for clarifying. Yes, those also work though I've never had a chance to use them personally. Maybe I'll try to get some time with them soon. I've been very curious about them.

[@AfesoFranklyn]

I just got the wacom one pen to use on my galaxy tab s7 Fe. Its works so well and is more comfortable to hold.

[@_Digitalguy]

We need someone who makes a structured video about all the different pen protocols. Wacom EMR (samsung), Wacom AES 1.0 and 2.0 (HP, Toshiba, Huawei etc), Wacom WGP (Lenovo), MPP (Surface, Lenovo etc), USI, and while I dream also talk about compatibility with tablets, pen enabled monitors etc. That would be a great reference video.

[@ThecatThecat-hq1op]

I was hoping this would be that video, but Instead all he said in the drawing tablet styluses section was (to paraphrase), "wacom is the best, and everything else is also good". Literally not helpful at all.

[@fix0the0spade]

I love really skatey glass surfaces. I know for most people a more 'paper like' surface is more intuitive, but a dead smooth glass surface and a plastic stylus that slides over likes it's on ice is perfect for me. Precision comes with practice, if you're using one all day the lack of resistance is so much less fatiguing. Best of all, stylus tips last months and months. S-Pens with a hard tip fitted are particularly good.

[@Muhammed.Yaseen]

This opinion is really rare. I wish I could go down the same path as yours. I'm a student and I plan to buy an iPad Pro M4. It has that OLED display. But putting on a matte screen protector on it would be a crime. Can you tell me how your experience was? The learning curve of learning to write/draw on glass, I mean.

[@fix0the0spade]

@@Muhammed.Yaseen For me there wasn't/isn't a learning curve. It's like if you're writing with a ballpoint that has quite a lot of resistance, then someone hands you a fountain pen that glides over the paper. For a second or two it feels off, then your brain goes 'ok, this pen handles like this so we'll move our hand a little bit differently,' and you carry on writing. Doing very fine details can be a little more difficult because the stylus doesn't like to sit still but big sweeping movements are easier, so it evens out.

[@HipposHateWater]

@@Muhammed.Yaseen I'm the same as OP lol. If you want a bit of resistance you can get replacement nibs with a hard rubber outer coating from various places. They add traction like a matte screen protector, but without it looking like someone smeared vaseline all over your ipad screen.

[@r-e-ndraws]

I know what you mean im the same

[@kizanko]

The more I kept drawing with the Apple Pencil on my brothers Ipad on a daily and S-Pen when I got my S6 Lite I really had to get used to the S-Pen I actually thought it was worse until I used it for a week every day and now I can totally feel how amazing it is compared to the Apple pencil. I draw with both but the depth, the grip and the fact that mine has not needed a new nib for 2 years now. I wish Apple had a S-pen equivalent. I don't like that the Apple pencil only feels good with a Paperlike screenprotector. Which takes away a lot of screen quality. While the S-pen works perfect with normal screenprotectors

[@drunkenmuse]

Which Pencil does he have? The original apple pen feels _horrible_, like tapping a slippery chopstick on glass, while the newer ones like the recent apple pencil pro does feel better (even though I'm not a huge apple pencil fan regardless)

[@kizanko]

@drunkenmuse he has the Apple Pencil 2. And It feels good but with both pens u need to use them daily to really understand the way it can be used. For me the S-Pen does ace it everytime tho. Especially since it doesn't need paperlike. It's really a waste of colour accuracy and just your tablet experience in general. The S-pen works fine on normal screenprotectors and it feels like it has some pressure bounce too. The Apple pencil is a stick to the screen. So my sketches feel extra smexy when I use the S-Pen lol

[@Emily-jg5kp]

One annoying thing about the Apple Pen is that you need to keep it minimally charged at all times. I let mine stand idle for a few months and now it cannot be charged and no longer works

[@kickbeez642]

I've grown to love the S Pen. I didn't think I would because of how slim it was but it's pretty much like using a pencil/pen.

[@josevanz7654]

OMG I'm Brazilian, and when I played the video, you started to speak in Portuguese! Made by IA! But I prefer the original, so I put English again hahaha

[@ritpop]

pois é, louco quantos estou falando isso. Não sabia que tinha tanto br que seguia ele

[@thenewseinto]

I read your comment and then started hearing all the available languages XDDDDDDD

[@chloekaleidoscope]

that's so scary and cool at the same time

[@thebradcolbow]

Yeah, Not sure if I can turn that off on my end or if that's just KZbin's new default

[@danishraza8843]

How do I change the voice language?

[@OniPsyonis]

I'm a little sad that you didn't mention that Staedtler Noris Digital stylus for android tablets. It has a wooden grip so it's like holding a regular pencil, has better precision than an s-pen on samsung tablets, and the Jumbo version has a built in eraser on the back. I use my Noris Jumbo more often than my s-pen

[@ToddDolce]

Amen brother!!!

[@123495734]

0:10 bro just has a bowl of rocks for breakfast lol

[@scottdpeterstv]

Long time Wacom Intuos guy, but over the past year plus I've switched to a Xencelabs Medium tablet and have to say it's really comfortable and nice to use. I actually find their slim pen really nice to use for long stretches of time and the 3 button pen is really handy if you're working in 3d applications so pretty thoughtful from them. I also have a xp pen artist pro 14 gen 2 and am blown away by the 16K levels of pressure sensitivity on those because they'll register the lightest fine strokes you can throw at them. Love this type of subject matter so great video as always Brad!

[@pheonix3053]

When did you start dubbing your videos in Hindi KZbin automatically switched to Hindi and it caught me off guard. I thought Did I come to the right channel What happened to Brad's voice

[@nycsim-r8t]

I haven't used hundreds of drawing pens, but I have used Apple, Wacom, Huion, and XP-Pen pens. I would rate the Wacom Pro Pen 2 as the best I've used with the lowest IAF (

[@alejandroromito]

Thanks for this.I was waiting for Brad to show a final top 3 between all the pens, so I can decide wich to keep between the Cintiq 16 w/pro pen 2 or the IPad Pro M2 with the Apple Pencil 2 😢

[@iancu_andrei]

The Wacom One pen with the plastic/felt pen nibs + paperlike screen protector is way better than the stock Samsung pen.

[@tobylee1170]

Agreed. This is my setup too. The Wacom one tip also fits in the S pen, in case you wanted a spare pen and don't like the rubbery tip

[@iancu_andrei]

@@tobylee1170 good to know, thanks for the tip!

[@iancu_andrei]

@@tobylee1170 good to know, thanks for the tip!

[@TheVideoGameManiac]

I use Surface Slim Pen 2. I would recommend taping it slightly to protect it from scratching.

[@RatchetRorschach]

13:00 iOS iPad: Apple pencil Android tablet: Samsung pen other drawing tablets: Wacom Intuos stylus

[@we_thrive]

Thanks! I wasn't going to watch the entire video this time! Lol.

[@iyadart]

The wobble only matters if you do line art, if you are a concept artist or digital painter, it is almost irrelevant.

[@MaheerKibria]

It matters. It shows more easily in line art but as a concept artist you may often doing pattern and detail work which still needs to be clean. Concept art looks less “polished” but everywhere I’ve worked and in every place I’ve seen published concept art there is still a ton of detail where wobble is a problem. Digital painting depends on the artist. But the concept art from square or guerrilla or Sony, naughty dog etc are all detailed and often heavy on line work.

[@3polygons]

@@MaheerKibria Agreed. Also, the more accurate a pen is, the faster you work, less back and force, even with digital painting.

[@Kaidenartist2024]

Can you make a Tier list of Brands of Digital Tablets to see which are the best for Digital Artists...? You can use TierMaker for the next video for reference

[@Saltivasaltiva]

i find the shape of the Wacom more comfortable than the Apple Pencil but I remedied that by adding a grip to it. Still need both

[@DerMBen]

I'd be really happy if there were a more in-depth review of the styli, their build and the technology they use. Especially those on tablets. Like how exactly does the tip feel, how does it behave mechanically, what's the pressure and tilt performance. A thing I noticed when trying the apple pencil and s pen (on the s9 fe) side-by side in a store was the following: When using the s pen, the display deactivates when you draw on it, meaning there is no thouch input whatsoever until you lift it far enough for the hovering cursor to disappear. That's sort of weird. Another thing i noticed in the store, but I don't think is normal, is that the tip of the s9's s pen wobbled an awful lot, which makes it bind up against the pens housing and makes it impossible to use at anything but an almost vertical angle. The store rep claimed the pen works like normal, but I honestly can't imagine it being this terrible and think their display unit might be broken (especially since the s10 doesn't have that issue. If it were truly that terrible across the board, it would be straight up unbuyable for me). It still makes me a tiny bit worried about the s pen maybe breaking quickly, because samsung don't seem to sell any nibs themselves (at least not to consumers). However, simply because of how the pen is constructed, you can't use the s pen at nearly as shallow an angle as the apple pencil, because the s pen has a short nib that just stops touching the screen after a certain angle. I still think it's hard for the 100+ buck apple pencil to beat the s pen being included for free. (I personally also can't stand iOS, even though i use a mac, but that's a matter of preference)

[@ttschannel875]

I used both ipad air m2 and honor magic pad 2. The pen is very similar. Pressure sensitivity was good. Accuracy also good

[@rolfathan]

I used to do wacom, and over the 15 years(!) I used them, I had software and driver issues, across multiple devices, multiple computers. School computers, home computers, work computers. I got a $30 Huion as a cheap travel tablet. I started using Huion exclusively. It just worked!!! Sure, the UI of the software is weird, but it does what you want it to, without it suddenly breaking one day. The number one creativity killer for me with wacom was opening photoshop, having pressure sensitivity stop working for the 30th time in the year, and spending 2 hours trying to get it back. Huion, at most, I had to restart my computer to regain it. In my book, I'm paying less for more art time.

[@Dillonbninja]

I wish more research and fact checking was made before making this video. The galaxy tablets and s pen work thanks to Wacom's EMR technology, and as a result, the pens and devices are cross compatible. You can use the s pen on the Wacom One, and many EMR pens on Galaxy tablets. The most notable ones are "pen for wacom one" (the one with the tapered barrel), Lamy AL-star EMR digital stylus, Staedtler Noris Digital (Normal and Jumbo size), Staedtler Mars Lumograph Digital (a bit harder to find, also has Jumbo size), and the Dr. Grip Pilot stylus pens. These all work great on galaxy tablets. You're not limited to just the S pen. You have A LOT of really good options. Another thing to note is the wacom one nibs (NOT the 2023 edition), wacom pro pen 2 nibs, and s pen nibs are all interchangeable with each other. Wacom has POM nibs (hard plastic) and felt nibs to choose from. They also have elastomer nibs (rubber tip) for the newer wacom one pen. The Lamy AL-star EMR stylus has a few options for nibs. You can get the round POM nib (hard plastic), but they also have PC/EL nibs (rubber tip, same as s pen nib, best for drawing on glass screens). They have a 0.7mm round PC/EL nib, and a 0.35mm pointy PC/EL nib (similar to the s pen). Which nib should you choose? If you're planning on drawing on the glass screen or a tempered glass screen protector, get the PC/EL or elastomer nib (PC/EL and elastomer are the same thing). The felt nib might work too since it offers more texture. The rubber tip will provide a drag, unless you prefer your pen to glide across the screen. If you're planning on using a matte screen protector to mimic the feel of paper, use a POM nib. I've seen a lot of people prefer using a metal nib when drawing to prevent having to ever replace the nib. I HIGHLY recommend using a screen protector if you plan on going this route. The metal nib could possibly scratch your screen. It's also worth noting that a metal nib could wear down your matte screen protector faster, so keep that in mind.

[@anasevi9456]

thick and cushy, i am done with pens and pencils.

[@velvi8359]

And oldie but a goodie, the Wacom Grip Pen is still my favorite. I love the feel and weight of the pen and overall amazing drawing feel/line quality. I even prefer the lower pen pressure sensitivity, I feel like the lines are more stable.

[@orangeofmars2835]

I have used mostly 4 different pens. In order of how I like them-The Wacom that comes with the Intuos Pro, the Huion that comes with the Huion 13 inch Pro 2.5K, the Apple Pencil 2 and Pro, and the Surface Pro Pen (latest). I loved the Apple Pencil 2 and Pro used with the Rock, Paper, Pencil metal tip with the corresponding matt screen (love it and hate the plastic pencil on glass). Don't like the Apple Pencil plastic tip. I like the Intuos Pro the best for feel. Really don't like the Surface Pen (don't like the plastic tip on glass as with the Apple Pencils and wish there was a metal tip like the RPP tip on matte screen). If I really had to pick one I would pick the Wacom Pen. I really don't like the Surface Slim Pen. Those are my 2 extremes. I do love drawing with the Apple Pencil with the metal tip on matte screen RPP (very close to the pencil on paper experience for me and I can say I actually love it).

[@Cyndakip]

You prefer the Huion to Apple? Interesting. I always found Huion tilt offset to be a deal breaker. Can I ask how the Rock, Paper, Pencil metal tip on corresponding matte screen compares with the feel of the Intuos Pro tablet? That's my favourite texture too, right now I'm just using a generic matte screen protector and stock Pencil nibs. Would be grateful if you could share your experiences! Thanks :)

[@orangeofmars2835]

@ I love the Intuos Pro Pen more than all by far but really I find the Rock, Paper Pencil a very close second. I particularly like the metal tip for my Apple Pencil Pro and Apple Pencil II that comes with it. Not sure I would upgrade to anything else. I’ve gotten really good with the Intuos Pro and now prefer looking at my large monitor while sketching. Yes, at this point I prefer the Apple over Huion but Intuos Pro over all.

[@pollyanabeatriz7662]

I got a fright when I heard Brad's voice in Portuguese

[@josevanz7654]

Eu também! KKKkkk do nada! Mas mudei de volta pra inglês 😅

[@MaheerKibria]

I personally like the Apple Pencils and Wacom. I started out on Huion and then went Wacom and just never went back. I’ve tried the competition but I always come back to Wacom just like for tablets I always come back to Apple iPad. I still have issues with Wacom. Driver support in Windows is kind of buggy. Where the pen won’t work after waking up the PC or if the monitor went to sleep and you need to restart the Drivers. But despite that it works most of the time and nothing else works quite as good. And when it’s your job not your hobby. It just works is a thing you can’t beat. It’s why even though nVIdia is king in ray tracing I’m considering moving to Mac because Windows 11 has become a buggy mess where updates can brick your computer. I want to spend time creating not trying to figure out work around because the tools aren’t working the way I want it to.

[@abeltredevtate]

Hi. Would you know what pen/stylus can draw accurately on a Doogee T30 Ultra. It works with a stylus with a battery but not the others. I want to start as a hobby but funds are limited so I bought the Doogee Thank you Your videos are fantastic. Big fan

[@Cyndakip]

Fine but how do they compare with each other? Cintiq Pro vs Apple Pencil Pro vs Surface Pen Slim 2?

[@alejandroromito]

I was waiting for this too

[@bummers]

The good stylii for android @5:31 are basically EMR stylii. While WACOM basically invented EMR tech, OEM EMR pen / tablets works just fine as well.

[@hoangthi10601]

I'm using a Lamy Safary EMR pen, it can draw quite good but it's main purpose is to write, the ergonomic is great and has the button for quick actions. But coming from the Lamy brand, that stylus cost quite a lot.

[@drunkenmuse]

Even within the Wacom ecosystem there are many pens, or at least there used to be - I'm not sure about the compatability with more recent devices. But the older Art Pen has barrel roll just like the latest Apple Pencil, and if you use brushes that support it in Photoshop it can get amazing results. (Photoshop used to have a whole lot more fun brush engine options before, but they are probably considered legacy now)

[@hanyemad1298]

can you make a video about handwriting and note taking for windows other than onenote. because I can't find any app that actually match the feeling of android and ipad apps

[@bsigns1935]

For me it's Wacom pro pen line up and apple pencil

[@Xiao_MuMu]

Hey Brad! Love your videos. Was wondering what you do with all your tablets and other materials that are old or have duplicates of. Do you resell them or ever give them away?

[@SanOcelotl]

Nice, i have a Samsung tablet and on my pc i have an intuos pro, both are great for drawing

[@johnmacgregor3106]

On a PC, I record training videos using powerpoint. I would love to have a pen where I can add comments or point things out while recording on powerpoint slides. Any suggestions? Thank you

[@Rina-jl6yb]

Don’t forget! The kind of xppen stylus you had in your hand was one of the newer ones. It’s the x3 stylus pro 16k pressure levels! There’s no way it’s gonna give you line wobble in my opinion. So I don’t think you should compare with Huion 8k pressure levels. Then again just my opinion 🤗

[@hyliansaviour9420]

I use the wacom one pen on galaxy tablets since the spen is using its technology. That with a matte protector is great!

[@KaranKumar-ee6rn]

Brad M4 mac mini looks so interesting 🤔 are you going to make a video on it ?

[@thebradcolbow]

It does look cool, but nope, no plans right now.

[@KaranKumar-ee6rn]

Ok Sensei ​@@thebradcolbow

[@mostafanasr-dp1rh]

We want a video about Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2

[@katrinhasnolife]

I don't know if its still sold but I lost my samsung stylus a few years ago and got a yellow and black stripped one and I love it. Its meant to look like a pencil and is similar to one on screen that was annoyingly not talked about. Noria digital jumbo are the only words I can make out on it anymore. It has a triangle body and a red eraser. I sincerely think the yellow body is what has kept me from losing it yet. Its so ugly but so easy to spot. I use mine for everyday but I don't have a set place to work so thats important to me. If they could put sime sort of airtag tech into those expensive styluses I might buy one but as is I'd probably lose it

[@Chockitkat]

I am using Huion Kamvas 13, and I have to say it's really good. Sadly, the tablet version isn't as good as their screen tablet. Tbh after owning an ipad, Redmi and drawing tablet, I would say that it's better to go for Ipad or a drawing tablet. To be honest, this video made me kinda regret not going for samsung, since as you've mentioned, pressure sensitivity is what makes or breaks a tablet. In any case, since I already have a screen tablet and an ipad, Ill stick to them for pressure sensitivity. The only downside to the huion is just that it doesn't have that portability I need

[@azzart979]

Staedtler Noris Digital all my life for me thanks.

[@thebradcolbow]

I had that one on my desk but forgot to hold it up in this video. I missed my opportunity 😂

[@purpleautisticgirl]

I am an illustrator and love drawing on my iPad… but I hate the Apple Pencil. Just could not get along with it. I exclusively use a Logitech Crayon and actually don’t miss the pressure sensitivity. I’m disabled and have great difficulty controlling how hard my hand is pressing/holding pens, so having the Crayon maintain a certain line thickness no matter what my hand is doing is brilliant for me. I have gotten used to just changing the line thickness in Procreate. The Crayon is also a lot more comfortable for me to hold - I guess since it was designed for kids originally 😅

[@MrPhillz]

I use a wacom one pen for my SAMSUNG Tab S9, it's much more sensitive to light strokes than the Samsung pen. Highly recommend it!

[@johnborton9336]

What are your thoughts on the Renaisser pen? Have you used it?

[@FarFromHome12]

What your experience using Wacom One Pen on Samsung tablet, do the shortcuts work too?

[@iancu_andrei]

That's what I'm using right now. The Wacom One pen with the plastic/felt pen nibs + paperlike screen protector. The shortcuts work and drawing feels way nicer.

[@Artofizanagi]

Damn should've include the Huawei M-Pencil 3 in there. Is better than the Spens.

[@tobylee1170]

Do all Wacom EMR pens work the same? Do you have a favorite? I have the Wacom One pen, but the Staedtler Jumbo and Lamy look nice too

[@ianlincoln4278]

If my wacom cintiq pen works on Samsung S9 fe plus I'll probably buy one. Unless of course the nibs are easily replaced on the s pen. Especially if it accepts wacom nibs.

[@bagirute112]

I have wacom pro with its pen and thats the worst system ive used - the eraser isnt working, the tip dont match screen point, line woobly, touchscreen laggy, tablet doesnt work half of the time and bugs out and lastly touch buttons broke just after a month. I paid 700 for it, wacom never again. At least with xp pen i wont lose much if it comes this bad next time.

[@Fazikku]

i recently got a OnePlus Pad 2 and while they have their own pen (OnePlus Stylo 2), i'm afraid i might miss the side buttons typical to Wacom's pens. any clue if there's any pens out there with buttons that could be used on this pad? OP uses their own Android-based os called the OxygenOS so i'm not sure if any pens meant for regular Android would work.

[@NerdyScotsman]

were;s teh wacom one pen for android aka samsung and norris digital pens work great with samsung i see one there but doesn't seem like you mention it or i missed it somehow

[@iancu_andrei]

yep, pretty weird they are not mentioned. The Wacom One pen + paperlike screen protector on samsung tab is super nice for drawing.

[@h4ppydr4gon]

Samsung 360 laptops are great, but they are so insanely expensive - Even used. It's probably a lot of work, but if you could maybe go a bit out of your way to find Windows alternatives I would love that. Kind of what you did with alternatives to Wacom. Maybe Lenovo is a place to start? I believe they use a version of Wacom's active tech, but the old ones had a lot of wobble. Is that still the case?

[@Jetaru]

Is there any pen i could use on both an ipad AND an android tablet/phone?

[@garreswe]

I've used Samsung styluses a very long time and I love the feeling when I move it across the screen. My old Note phone and my current S tab and Z Fold pens feel awesome. The Apple pencils on the other hand feel terrible, I really can't understand why people praise them so much. The plastic on glass feeling feels really cheap and bad plus they are big and many don't even have buttons. People say they like the feeling of typing on paper but I didn't feel that at all when I tried an Apple pencil with a tablet. I understand that it has great latency and they can lean etc but the basics feel terrible to me.

[@QwaQwack]

Hello. I am looking for a stylus with no battery for my Galaxy Tab S10+. Do you have any recommendations?

[@Testingflirt]

Mr Brad, I finally Got a graphical tablet. GAOMON

[@robinrai4973]

I wish EMR was more common on laptops, I'd chuck my ipad out in a hearbeat if my dell used it instead of AES

[@The__Shaman]

the huawei m pencil 3rd gen is pretty good too!

[@silpheedTandy]

wow, Brad has a lot of styluses, haha. i imagine that he has so many lying around everywhere, he can use them in a pinch for other tasks. Brad is making noodles but can't find chopsticks? no problem; Brad picks up two nearby styluses hanging around! Brad needs to fish out his wedding ring that he dropped accidentally into the crevices between his kitchen fridge and his oven? ah, the stylus that happens to be on top of his microwave will do the trick! ;)

[@xtremluck6260]

Apple messed-up big time with their iPad Styluses 2 version and their iPad version 17 software updates. If you own an iPad with this software version, as I do, 17.6?1. Your pen becomes useless from a software bug that Apple hasn't rectified to those of us that no longer get software updates because the time of ownership has expired on our iPad coverage. I believe it's 3 years of ownership. As I stated, it's a bug which doesn't affect everyone, just some of us.

[@moonfalls11]

bro u recommend samsung stylus but it only works on EMR support tablet, my tab doesnt support EMR, only MPP and AES

[@lloydpatton6575]

Question what about the wacom bamboo ink plus pen ?does anyone know if it preform's better than the window pens? Also does anyone know if they are compatible with like the new surface pro 11? Any information would be extremely helpful.

[@charlescdt6509]

What about EMR pens for android?

[@playbunny99]

Super helpful thanks ❤⚡️👍

[@xRamada]

apple pencil and wacom pens ♥

[@Dragoniiia]

what about pens for lenovo laptops?

[@brylidan]

for me the professional wacom ones. idk why they add erasers lol it sucks. and i kinda enjoy the ipad pens.

[@Zander_08]

Brad, hoenstly I really appreciate you translate the videos so more folks can understand! but honestly the AI voice feels kinda souless compared to your actual voice (at least that's how I feel it as a Spanish speaker) also, the AI translates some terms wrong (it translates Stylus as "estilista" which means "Stylstist", the correct term would be "lápiz" or even you can still use Stylus, we use many english terms in spanish) maybe you could stick only with youtube subtitles?

[@dwimmered]

Does anyone have any suggestions for what would be a good drawing pen compatible replacement for galaxy tab s9plus?

[@lunaticaliana3479]

The shape of the S-Pen was taking a toll on my hand because it is too thin, and I was always gripping onto it hard. So I decided to find a better alternative, and I purchased the Wacom One 13 stylus (the one that's half white half black), and I consider it to have a way better built. In terms of drawing, it feels exactly the same, if not better, and it is a bit easier to switch between brush and eraser. It works out of the box and doesn't require charging. However, it's not compatible with samsung's smart commands (swipe motions, quick menu, etc). I know lamy also has a pretty good stylus, but I found the Wacom One 13 at half the price.

[@dwimmered]

@@lunaticaliana3479 Thank you for the recommendation! I had my eyes on that one, but I wasn't sure if it's compatible, since I already tried Staedler's Noris mini, but it didn't work with my tablet at all, even though it's supposed to be compatible with EMR technology (although maybe it's just this model, anyway it was even smaller than expected so I'm fine without it 😅)

[@lunaticaliana3479]

@dwimmered No problem, I hope it helped!! I had my reservations regarding Staedtler's styluses, especially because of the very thin tip. Though, it could be a factory issue with the stylus. Or could it be that it's only compatible with Apple (there are some styluses like that) I wouldn't be too surprised if they implemented such a thing, but I doubt that Samsung would gatekeep EMR on the s9 plus (the highest model they have, too) in favor of the S-Pen. Especially when using a wacom product from the same company that allowed Samsung to have this kind of tech in their tablets. I own an s6 Lite, and so far, wacom One 13 works without any issues. So I hope it will work for you too. Some people have tried the lamy one as well with samsung tablets, but I can't give any helpful feedback on that one.

[@dwimmered]

@@lunaticaliana3479 Yeah, it's what I thought too, which is why I was surprised the stylus wouldn't work on s9+, although it wasn't on the list of compatible devices at the time. I just checked and it seems they finally updated the documents tho. Lamy also seems worth a try, at least they guarantee the compatibility and the fact that they offer two different types of nib replacements depending on the surface of the device, which is neat! Thank you again for help! I'll give it some more thought and see which one I'd like to try, I really hope it'll work this time and I was just unlucky before x)

[@dwimmered]

@@lunaticaliana3479 I thought the same, that's why I was so surprised the pen didn't work with my tablet, but I might have really just been unlucky. The lamy one looks worth a try as well. I'll give it some thought before I decide and hopefully it goes well. Thank you again for taking the time to offer me your insight!

[@Bendroid32]

Me saque de onda con la traducción automática, ya la quite nada como tu voz 😅

[@tea.23]

I really hate the apple pencil! It’s too slippery for me…. And no I hate screen protectors

3:54 face button? LMAO anyways good video

[@captainsillyguy0019]

Does redmi pad pro good drawing tablet?

[@xTheRainFallsx]

i am the #1 registered Apple Hater but there is simply no other pen that has a better mechanism for tilting and drawing on its side. its the only pen i can hold with the overhand grip! the ipad and pencil is the only apple device i own because its just that good. having the actual physical side of the stylus present for tilting is SO important.

[@DjaildoQSjr]

Why you always ignore the S-Pen Creator Edition?

[@thebradcolbow]

Mainly because the one I tested broke while I was reviewing 😂 But also it's the same as all the other s-pens just a different shape.

[@danishraza8843]

Dell active pen?

[@laksana4785]

brad,its good u add dub in my language,but i prefer your voices in english than ai,please just add subtitle,love ur video.

[@gros-mikel]

I'll be honest I've just come here to hear my dear beloved Wacom pro pen 2 get shilled 😅

[@SpiritAffinityHouse]

Why in the holy smokes did my video autoplay in Hindi lol

[@OliverOcelot29]

If it’s not Apple Pencil Pro I’m gonna scream as loud as I can

[@OliverOcelot29]

okay never mind the title is a lie 🙄

[@AntonyOzerov]

У яблочного карандаша самая низкая чувствительность пожалуй из всех стилусов - об этом стоит упомянуть. Также на Android есть планшет xp pen где стилус работает по технологии xp pen.

[@JustLora]

Am I the only one who dislikes apple pencil? It's tip is so roundy and when I use it I can't see where my line lands and my linearts turns out so bad.

[@MokeVro]

apple pencil hover is only with ipads with the m2 processor or over which sucks, it’s the only reason i got the most recent ipad air rather than older models. though the accuracy with the apple pencil is near perfect. personally i like the round tip, but that’s just a personal preference. i just like the premium feel and its weight. i can understand why some won’t like the apple pencil though.

[@JeskidoYT]

not sure if I like the new AI dub audio tracks; but hey, whatever gets more views and markets i guess :(

[@TheobaldLeonhart]

Tapped for the Sonar Pen, left disappointed

[@Monitornation]

Hmm I expected a bit more info about the pens. This was a bit underwhelming. I also didn't see the S-Pen Pro S-Pen Creator edition. The second having quality issues due to it's nib that easily breaks and even worse nib remover. I'd love to hear from a pro if those things are correct. Also you say everything except from Samsung is not very good on Android, but I do see your artstyle is really cool but your feeling for these styluses can differ due to artist having different styles. What about if you draw with lot of cross hatching? Realistic, what if u only use airbrushes or water brushes? What would make these pens not so good? I'd love to see examples. Zooming in and showing the wobble.. And how different pens draw the same line with different brush types. This video was a bit vague and I had to take your word for it more than that you actually showed what's good or bad about any pen.

[@diodijon7607]

I think he bought one with the tab s8 or s9 ultra and wanted to try it but it broke too

[@silentleo5005]

I got of the video by mistake and when I try to get back into the video to continue re watching 😳🙄😳😭🙆🏽‍♂️it gives me a the the video in a language I don't even know. What the heck just happened?😭🙆🏽‍♂️😭😭🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️ Praying the currently downloaded video is normal when I play it offline right now 🙆🏽‍♂️😭🙆🏽‍♂️😭

[@DavMan-z9i]

Pen for app cool

[@MultiMyNickName]

M-Pencil 3rd Gen n the Matepad 2024 paper matte.....outclasses everything else on the market. The fact you didnt review the m-pencil suggests you haven't really delivered a great video. Thats not a crit your work is normally top notch, but really the m-pencil 3rd gen with 10k pressure on the Matepad 12.2 2024, makes Apple, Samsung and everything else feel old and dated. Honestly theres no comparison, its the hand down best on the market at the moment. Apple and Samsung will have their work cut out bringing out better. It would seem to me you havent tried it in which case you should before doing your next review, both the tablet and the pen are sheer beauty. Its the first tablet ever I would say outclasses iPad by a country mile. And anything else, Huawei really delivered a peach with it. And FYI, its better than Wacom, better than dedicated drawing screens, better than everything Its quite simply a total blinder of a drawing experience. Pressure, tracking, accuracy, everything and the feel of it is just sublime. Ive never felt drawing like it on a digital screen before, its beautiful. The fact they put GoPaint free on it suggests they were really aiming for the art market and that would explain the sheer finesse of the experience.

[@AndreAlmeida1983ro]

Melhro coisa do mundo, canal internacional em português Brasileiro Uhuuuu \o/

[@Cukito4]

Metapen for iPad. 9 bucks.

[@betinhobass9012]

Love em portugues

[@rakeshkulaye]

Hindi audio कैसे translate हुआ भाई ???

[@lefrax762]

Brad, I don't know if you have a say in the AI-generated audio translation on your videos, but if so, please disable it. It's awful. Apart from that, nice vid as always!

[@daisycutter2978]

wacom art pen

[@akinoask1251]

first for the first time

[@RafidW9]

Screw Wacom