You know, maybe not, only literally for the utility of the Ipad Pro. The Kamvas Pro is just a monitor that displays whatever is on your computer. It doesn't function on its own like the Ipad Pro. You'd already have to own a PC for the Kamvas Pro to work. For me personally, the Ipad Pro is very convenient in the sense that you can just draw on the ipad itself, on top of it literally being like a PC in and of itself, you know? It depends on what you're looking for! If you get the Ipad, you're buying an Ipad! Lol.
@@emiliodekureart ofc the ipad is superior, but I meant the drawing part, the screen, the pen, the pressure, the flow of the stroke, is it the same? some artists say the ipad can't be surpassed so far except for the wacom cintiq, but this tablet is new, so I was wondering did they finally matched the ipad with a lesser price or not really
@misakistalker Ahh, I think I do still prefer the Ipad. That's not to say that it doesn't feel great on the Kamvas Pro though. Honestly, it's pretty hard even pin pointing what I like better between the two. It's not like the Ipad feels vastly superior to the Kamvas Pro as far as actually drawing. Resolution and software of course is a different story, but as someone who really liked even the Kamvas 22 Plus, I don't think you can go wrong with 16 Pro.
