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A drawing tablet like the Wacom One is a great tool, but a well placed accessory or two can really take your productivity to the next level. In this video I share some of some of the ones I find most helpful.
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1. Stand
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2. Shortcut remotes
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5. Different pens
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6. Color calibrator
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I used a Wacom One for almost two years, it's just excellent! Now I'm working on a Huion Kamvas 22, also working great, I made the change because when drawing comics, the 13 inch screen gets small when I make just a little zoom, but I still prefer the One stylus, it's just great. As for accesories, I just use a gaming one hand keyboard, very useful to have shortcuts in the macro keys.
I have question about pen displays in general. How fast or slow do pen nibs wear out for pen displays?
@@saintman5360 Super slow. They also come with extras fairly often. You'll be set for over a year worst case I think Granted, this is from someone who doesn't draw daily
Where are you locate it?
Articulated arms are amazing for larger pen displays! Clears up desk space, makes it easier to use your display as a normal monitor when you're not drawing/sculpting, and it feels really badass when you pull it towards you to work. Ergotron makes a pricey-but-nice model, but Amazon has some fantastic cheap arms if you don't mind paying The Bezos.
If you use Clip Studio exclusively, then the TABMATE remote works pretty well. It feels like holding a one hand controller like joy-con is, but with a few more buttons and a scroll wheel.
Let's goooooo. Definetely gonna find most of these items in my shopping cart!!!
You mentioned shortcut key remotes and I was waiting for your to say "The Tour box Neo is a...". Ever since they sent me one I have not been able to stop using it. I'm primarily an animator, but I find that it's useful for music production, video editing, or any other program you can think of. The analog controls make things like zooming in, increasing brush size, or flipping frames in animation much more natural and kind of fun. I can't wait for their Bluetooth version to come out.
I bought a Kamvas 16 (2021) and a third-party full-range adjustable tablet stand. It feels so good having a stand that can change the tablet's angle so freely by only the pull of a small lever.
Video starts at 2:15.
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i seriously don’t get these comments. like, by the time i found this comment i was already halfway through the video. do people seriously look for these time stamps before watching these videos or something like wtf?
@@AJ__525 I don't, but it's helpful
@@AJ__525 Yes.
Also, there is a slider to skip on every video anyways xD
Wow! I learned so much from this video! Thanks!
I was trying to figure out what stand to buy for my Wacom one which I've owned for over a year. At two minutes in, I learned that my wacom one had a hidden fold out stand all alone XD. You are a life saver. Thank you!
I would like to hear what you think of pen caps--a cap over the tip of the pen in place of a screen protector, and they are suppose to provide some drag to the drawing experience. So far I've only seen these for the Apple Pencil. Perhaps they would also work for the S Pen (which I have). Thanks.
Gameboards/Keypads are great accessories for drawing. I always use my Logitech G13 whenever I'm drawing on the PC, unfortunately the product is discontinue. There are other alternative, such as Razer Tartarus that can be affordably purchase on sales.
For shortcuts you should check out the tourbox neo/elite, it’s unorthodox layout is actually very intuitive and ergonomic. Just not ambidextrous, it’s primarily for right handed users.
cool definitely will buy some of these
I had a Samsung Note 10.1 tablet. I bought the Staedtler stylus for it and it gave the tablet a whole new dimension. Far better for digital drawing than the pokey little phone-sized s-pen that came with it. I made a big ol' upgrade to the Tab S7+ and I mainly use the big ol' proper-sized s-pen that came with _that,_ but sometimes I still reach for the Staedtler. I've noticed the rubber tip has a lot less sensitivity, or more resistance(?) than the slightly splaying tip of the packaged s-pen, giving thinner lines for the same pressure and brush size. It means that if I want to do, say, fine hatching among swoopy brush lines, I sometimes, _sometimes_ switch physical tools rather than switch digital tools, or adjusting the digital tool size. I'm not sure if this constitutes digital drawing heresy or not.
There's no such thing. Art is weird
Sounds perfect to me. I honestly believe it is a better way. I am so confused with changing digital tools it is much faster and easier go get a different stylus that specifically design for different strokes.
Mindblown by the Joycon idea, I'm gonna have to try that :D
I just got the s8 plus and got the noris digital a couple days ago. It is really good for drawing. Wacom one pen coming in the mail next!
After getting a graphics display, I have found table easel for fine art is great for me. I have a folding wooden easel and a 13.3 down artist pro tablet.
I got the Samasung galaxy Book2 pro 360 I really like it so far. But when I flip it over I lose the keyboard to do a simple hold shift so I can select more then one line at a time can the Wacom express key be set to hold down the shift key.
*sees the title* I hope glove dance is one of them! (spoiler) I wasn't disappointed :)
hey brad , waiting for the review of wacom cintiq pro 16 2nd gen can you please compare it with iPad air .
Wow that was good timing. My Cintic 16 just arrived yesterday
Definitely a video to save.
Love metal nimb for Wacom pro pen 2
Hi brad, do you know what are the best tablets/monitors that handle very low brightness(lower than 5cd/m2). Is hard to find one. And manufactures dont like to put the minimum brightness just the high can reach. Sry for my english, I am a bit sensitive to the light, it burn my eyes :)
I just bought the kamvas plus today and this comes up in my recommendations. What a perfect timing 🙏 mind blown ✌️
Is it 24 plus or what
@@mamabush8009 No it's a 22 Plus
Brad can you make a review of the huion kamvas 24 plus
Keep doing what you do
Have you reviewed the Sketchboard Pro? I’m planning on getting one, I’m so uncomfortable drawing on this terrible case I was given. It keeps collapsing and has sharp edges.
Can you recommend some accessories for Huion Kamvas 13 pro?
My favorite accessoir to use with a wacom cintiq came with the corona pandemic: IPA for superior screen cleaning.
Howww, how did u know this was the video ive been searching for?!
Hey just wondering if you have ever reviewed the Aoiktye Procreate keypad?
Does the Wacom one pen work on the Xaiomi pad 5?
i recently got a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE to work with Clip Studio Paint, and it started to bother me not being able to put my palm resting on the screen while drawing, because it was always leaving spots and lines when i lift the s pen away from the screen, and i tried to use the artist glove that i got with a Huion Kamvas 13, but didn't work at all. Does actually any other glove work for palm rejection on the S7 FE?
Does the Wacom remote work for Windows decided too, such as the surface laptop studio?
Can you do a review with the Xp-pen artist 12 2nd gen?
I personally use one of those Razor one hand Keyboards for my shortcut keys, very ergonomic and comfortable to use, and they're great for gaming too 😅 (basically means I don't have to rearrange my setup just to play a few rounds)
Can you tell me if it is good for zooming and panning too? Also can we configure it for different applications at once? Thanks
@@saimanideepb It has a built-in scroll wheel I use for zooming and for panning, I just map the thumb key to spacebar and use that to pan. Razor's mapping software does allow for multiple profiles too.
@@SimplyMattic Thanks for the info ✌️cheers
@@SimplyMattic What’s it called by the way? Tartarus?
@@saimanideepb I named my channel that back when I was younger and haven't bothered to change it yet, I don't actually have any content uploaded XD
Would that Samsung Pen work on a Wacom Cintiq 16? Not the pro version
Total new pure, but when you're drawing there's a fitted background of what you're drawing off of, what is the faded background?
Wondering if there is a pen that works on a non touch pad screen? Just interested. I grabbed a small Wacom pad for $50. Just the usb one like i care right now. Just want to doodle for now plus it has buttons a lot cheaper then those elgato button things. I think the pen it comes with is pretty good. May upgrade it if i get a tablet later. Probably a generic Samsung tablet. I did want to go drawing one but i want it for other stuff as well.
I have the wacom one, one of the things i dont really like about it not being able to match up the color profile to my macbook. glad to know there was a product for that but the price of that is steep
Hi @Brad Colbow, thanks for the excellent video! Question: Which would you recommend of these three? 1.) the Wacom Expresskey 2.) Elgato Stream Deck 3.) The Tour Box Neo I'm trying to decide which one to get for my Wacom One
Why don't you get a cheap numberpad?
@@tggorudon2551 for two reasons - 1.) a Stream Deck has the benefit of visually displaying what each button does (which would be better than a numberpad), and 2.) the Expresskey and Tour Box have radial controls that might be better for fine adjustments of Zoom, etc. I like both of those benefits (#1 and #2). I'm just trying to figure out which one would be a greater advantage.
I can't speak to the Wacom Expresskey, but I own both a couple Stream Decks and a Tour Box Neo. I like both products very, very much, but they are really pretty different. If your interest is in having something to augment your tablet drawing, then the Neo would be the better choice there, I think. The Stream Deck's only real use in drawing would be as a hot key replacement, mostly. That is useful, but you can do that with the Neo as well, except with the Neo, you also have the knob, dial, and scroll gadget, which are ideally suited for things like brush size, zooming, etc. In terms of overall office productivity, the Stream Deck has been a more important product for me. But in terms of drawing specifically, the Neo wins.
@@CravenLovelace thanks so much!
Can you pls do a review on the HUION Inspiroy Ink H320M
are there shortcut keyboards for procreate?
I wouldn't say that there is a good selection of good shortcut remotes. The Wacom ExpressKey Remote is the best, but I do wish they'd upgrade it to USB C and the touch scrollwheel is... okay. As for the Staedtler styluses... they are great (shame about no buttons), but the glue they use isn't great. I've had both a Norris Digital and a Jumbo have parts come unglued.
you like the wacom one more than an ipad pro?
Great video! FYI the Wacom controller link is going to the Nintendo switch controller page.
Cool video!! 👍
I tried the wacom one, right next to several others (wacoms, xp-pens) and there's nothing exceptional about the grip, actually the lack of it, it's like drawing on ice just like any other pen display.
would u recommend the xp pen artist 12 pro more?
@@byeolboi Yes, it's very good value for the money.
i really like my xp-pen ac19 shortcut remote with wheel that can control 5 different things. its cheap as hell so i have 2 now 1 for at home one for on the road with my laptop.
(7:05) I have one for my BOOX Note Air2 and mainly got one because I knew I'd be able to slide on a pencil grip made for children, hoping to create some interesting effects in my drawings when I hold the pencil in a handwriting position instead of a drawing position with the help of one of those grips. I do still mostly draw on mine using a BOOX Pen2 Pro, but as I lost the cap for mine, the nib got bent and it's probably about time I replace it. (2:36) Following a 'Teoh Ya Chie' review, I went with a Parblo PR100 instead, which isn't as portable, but allows for easier adjustment.
The stands, my favorite One is that One with legs for laptops, so I just ha e the wacom One at a confortable level
The clip studio tab mate is the single best tablet tool I can recommend to anyone.
Hi Brad, I know this is of topic - but…. I know you are into animation on iPad and I would love to hear what you think of „alight motion“ 4.0 It looks like The closest thing to “aftereffects” on the iPad. Even though the pro version is a subscription, all features are free till Dezember 16th I believe. So maybe a good time to give it a try. I’ve got no business with the makers - just curious what you think of it. Regards Kai
are there any recommended shortcut remotes that work with android?
Please make a review on hp spectreX360 ...... Is it suitable for artists?????
description link for expresskey remote is the same as the joycons link!
Nice 👍👍👍👍
I found a little problemon your site, when i go to the iPads and anroid section and press to see on amazon on the iPad (9th generation), it sends me to the i pad air (4th generation)
Ok, so if I buy a Wacom stylus for my Samsung tablet does that work too?
Hey Brad, Love your videos, big fan. Can you suggest me something. I want to buy a huion pen display tablet I already have a huion hs610 and want to draw on a screen and huion is my most trusted seller and I need the product to be under 500 dollars
Another stylus choice is from LAMY. They are known for making fountain pens and other stationery. However, their LAMY AL-Star Stylus has EMR technology and resembles the regular LAMY AL-Star fountain pen in the build. It even has a cap!
Careful tho. Not all EMR work equal. I recently got myself an Elitebook Laptop from 2015 and was surprised to find its pen work with my P900 Samsung Tablet. That newer Samsung Pro Stylus even has a switch for different "emr compatibility"
I just got a Wacom One for Christmas. For all of you out there who want a tablet that’s below the price of 4/500 and is exceptionally good, The Wacom One is for you. It’s amazing.
Luv you brad
Would the pens be compatible for huion tablets?
Hey Brad can you do an update to your Apple sidecar video has it gotten better?
Mine does not have pressure sensitivity. Is it a computer setting?
instead of wacom tablet can i use ipad air?
Just a FYI the Boox Note 3, Max Lumi, Nova 3, Note 3 Stylus works too. It not listed on Wacom site but I recently ordered one to use with my Wacom one. The stylus is about the same size as a mechanical pencil and it has a working eraser as well as a button for right clicks.
Ohh Eraser :) (Although I usually forget it has one\am too lazy to turn around the pen :p)
Question: are there any good handy shortcut remotes that work for Andriod Tablets for drawing?
If they have USB, you can most likely use em via USB OTG IbisPaint supports KeyboardShortcuts like CtrlZ etc, so you cold get a mini keyboard as alt
I was thinking about this 5mins ago and I see it now
awesome
does the Ipad Pro have any accesories (other than the Apple pencil) like a remote controller for clip studio?
There's a remote for Procreate actually and I heard it works really well!
NICE
I don't even draw on my computer but the color corrector is so cool I want it anyway lol
Please make a review on case u graphics pad because these days it the most popular an one of the cheapest
Holy crap, i never thought about using my left joycon for a shortcut remote
I am an illustrator who has used traditional methods, involving pencil and paper. I have a Samsung S6 which is pretty good for conceptual sketches including small renderings. Is there a tablet upon which one can use traditional drawing tools such as straight edge, triangles and compass? The Rytz axis construction can be done with paper and pencil in 15 minutes but, with a tablet, it is a cumbersome and daunting task. Why can't there be a hybrid device which will allow the use of a geometry set - a traditional little box available at Staples. Also I find it very difficult to set up an "edger" line using only the drawing tools in Autodesk Sketchbook, on the S6. But it works if I use a ruler, on the surface of the glass!
Im using the wacom qlintiq 16, would you say that is a good tablet?
yeah, it has a great pen!
You can use a phone as a shortcut remote. In fact I'm working on an application to do that exact thing much easier.
Glove Dance!!! 😁
I NEED HELP 🆘 I don't know what laptop to get with my Huion 16 pro tablet, it has to be compatible, low price ,medium to small ,college reliable, also 9gb of ram.
Just so you know, the link for the Wacom Express Key Remote is the same link for the Switch Joycons! I wanted to bookmark the remote but noticed it was the Joycon link.
Yep, same. That remote is dang expensive tho. I wonder if it works with Windows and Android to... Or only that device
I like my wacom!
I have a Wacom One and I absolutely love it❤️
Need to do a video for artist and iPad art accessories. This was only for Wacom which they have sadly gone down in quality.
What would the best pens be for Android drawing?
Depends on your Android Display technology. The bult in EMR Pen my SGIII and P900-Tablet work perfect for me already. I'm not bothered by their size.
Can the shortcut remote be used with other tablet manufacturers?
Yes, any of them work with any tablet.
Can you configure the touch wheel to rotate your canvas?
Yes!
Hmm. Wonder how this'd work with Ibis...
I am going buy a Wacom one pen to use for my S6 lite. I keep loosing my S pen when I put it somewhere bc it's very light (no pun intended). The SPen is amazing, no regrets on drawing with it, it just me thinking the pen teleported somewhere✋🏾😭
Damn the amount of pen lag at 1:27. That on top of the 1080p screen is a real deal-breaker for me.
I use my Artisul monitor stand for my iPad bc it works so well tbh LMAO I aint going out of my way to buy ANOTHER seprate stand ahahah
Hey guys, given we are talking accessories I have a question that someone around here might be able to answer. I have been working on a Dell Canvas for 3 years now and it is hands down the best tablet I have used. But here is my problem...Dell discontinued it, meaning that if my pen breaks for whatever reason the tablet becomes useless. I have tried samsung's pens on it and they do work but are always a bit to the side compared to the cursor on screen. So my question-does anyone know of a good replacement that would actually work? Could the wacom pen from the wacom one work (given that it is pretty much the same pen at least on the spec side of things)? (I have tried ebay for the original pen but have had no luck)
You could try using a nail clipper on the tip. (But make sure to have replacement tips !!) Otherwise yo can probably configure offset in your program\OS. My Samsung Tablets Pen works perfect, no offset. But my Elitebook EMR Pen has a bit of offset (IbisPaint has an option to correct offset)
Glove dance!
App?
I’m into a bit of a different drawing so might not be relevant to most but still - aka space mouse from 3dconnexion is must have
Isn't that mostly for CADn 3DMkdelling tho ? Seems a bit overkill for 2d plane apps
Clip Studio Tabmate.
The Wacom One sounds like a good deal, but I just can't do 1080 vertical. I'm so spoiled on the amount of tools I can see at once, and that was when I was running 1440 on my desktop. I've switched to 2160 vertical and now I'm beyond spoiled.
Yup yup yup I just love being able to see all of a 1080p canvas at full quality and have the tools in the same display, I also tend to justify keeping my pen tablet with the thought that looking down to a pen display is gonna hurt my neck a lot more than looking up to my monitor.
I get that spoiled feeling. I've been binging Brad's videos to see what I might use to 'upgrade' from my Samsung Tab S7+. A bit surprising to see that most of today's pen displays are 1080p, which is not only a step down from the S7+, but also my old Note 10.1 from 2014...
If you watch his actual review that wasn't an ad, he wasn't that thrilled with Wacom one either. Not sure how I feel about this kind of sponsorship tbh
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