Rae Chen
Rae covers everything from air fryers to speakers here on the Best Buy Blog. Their work can also be found at thenotice.net, where they've been writing about beauty & wellness since 2007.

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  1. The Wacom tablet sounds perfect for me, since it has a huge focus on digital art, has a paper-like feel, and you don ‘t have to charge the stylus. I like that it’s dedicated to art.

  2. An iPad would best suit my drawing needs because I’d easily be able to share my sketches to my other Apple computers.

  3. As I want to do some illustrations for a children book I have written the best art tool for me would be the pen display (a touchscreen drawing tablet with a high-quality digital display) as I need to ensure the art can be printed in hi-res and it will be easier as you draw you can look directly at the display unlike a traditional tablet where you have to look at the monitor and the tablet .

  4. I would like a pen display (the Cintiq 16 looks pretty good). I like drawing, and I want a dedicated rather than multi-purpose device.

  5. An iPad Pro would definitely be helpful.. could use as my everyday mode for email, banking etc but could also use for design & animation.

  6. Wacom tablet would be helpful for going between Windows and macOS environments, and to better use professional graphics software.

  7. The iPad pro would be the best all around tool for me! It can do anything. I’d love to use it for graphic design and animation

  8. I like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 11″ 128GB Android 11 Tablet w/ Qualcomm SM8450 8-Core Processor. It includes an S Pen to take notes and create drawings with a pen-on-paper feeling.

  9. The iPad Pro would make it fun for me to draw as well as be my mainstream portable computer to use for everyday tasks like email, browsing and online meetings.

  10. The one that would work best for me would be the Samsung Galaxy Tab as it is versatile and easy to use. Also it uses android which I am familiar with.

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