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I've looked at various threads, but I want to ask a question tailored to my situation.
<Situation>
I currently use an iPad 9th generation (Apple Pencil 1st generation) and draw illustrations and comics with ibisPaint. (Half a year of experience)
I've developed a slight screen malfunction on my iPad, and although it doesn't cause any major problems, I'm considering repair or replacement.
I was thinking about switching to Clip Studio Paint soon, and I was planning to use Clip Studio Paint on a PC. In that case, I was considering purchasing a pen display tablet.
I've ended up considering purchasing either an iPad or a pen display tablet sooner than I expected.
I'm planning to use the Instant Pen Display function of the Wacom MovinkPad 11 pen display tablet.
In the future, I'm also considering a two-device contract for Clip Studio Paint and using both.
<Concerns>
- iPads are expensive, and I'll also need to replace my Apple Pencil (alternatives are also being considered).
- iPad screen repairs cost around 25,000 yen, so I'm worried about the cost of purchasing a MovinkPad if the repair doesn't work.
- I'm concerned about the time lag of the InstantPenDisplay on the MovinkPad 11.
- I'm unsure how much operation is possible with touch controls on the MovinkPad (pinch, rotate, pen switching, numerical input, etc.).
- With the MovinkPad, is a left-hand device necessary to achieve the same smoothness as drawing directly on the iPad?
Regarding these concerns, I'd like to hear the opinions of people who use InstantPenDisplay with the MovinkPad.