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I’m gonna have to disagree with those points. Except the jitter one

It doesn't align with the Z13. You can lay them on each other but that's it. relatively close alignment.

I would disagree on the "misleading title" part of your statement. I agree that you can use the cheaper keyboard (still expensive). I'm not concerned about there being other choices, my statement is that the flex keyboard is obnoxiously overpriced. I just can't recommend that people buy it without knowing there are alternatives that are legitimately good (it's what I use with plenty of options available to me) at 20% the cost. I really like Microsoft. I don't like this pricing structure. I think it hurts them more than helps them. But it's their choices to make.

For clarification and maybe this is what you are looking for me to have said. Microsoft does offer cheaper options for the sp11. The older Surface Pro 8 / 9 / 10 keyboards will work on it. You aren't locked in to having nothing or the flex keyboard. Still to have the cheaper option cost almost $300 is still really expensive for a keyboard and stylus.

⁠@@TabletProyes that is all. You failed to mention that in your video.

I'm so sorry it's been difficult to get answers!! Can you send me an email and I'll help you however I can. You can also try this link for the discord or the one in the app. If you are confused by something in the software I WANT to talk to you to figure out how I can improve things. Thank you and sorry again for any frustration you felt. justice @ tabletpro.com

He can't draw

Brad never uses stabilization for his inking. I always do, so it’s no difference to me really

@christianr.5868 He's still can't draw, but he can teach, so maybe you should buy his drawing course, might make you a better drawer..

@@user-hb9fp4vs2f nah I like the clean look of lines for my inks. If you’ve got a super stable hand and can make perfect lines without wobble. Good for you dude 👌🏾

I agree and maybe I didn't state that clearly. Yes, it is an option. The reason it bothers me (not that they have the option) it's because cost wise, it's like selling a hamburger for $30 and a cheeseburger for $50. It's not that the burger is expensive. It's that they are charging the equivalent of $20 for a slice of cheese. or in this example Bluetooth "cheese".

Hi, I think that if you get a new paperlike or other "amazon recommended" screen protector for the surface that you will be fine with it. The good thing is that most of them are quite inexpensive, and amazon has a great return policy. I don't think you will be bothered by any changes in the pen experience either. Most likely some of the subtle nuances that can be affected by a screen protector would be offset by the improvements you would gain by using the stylus more often. If it's a surface pro 8 or newer the pen experience is quite good and you'll still be able to appreciate how good it is even with a screen protector. Now, that said, I don't use one and haven't. Some people add them to add more grit to the screen to make it feel more like paper. In general the surface stylus has a better feel already than something like an iPad. So in that regard, I wouldn't recommend a surface screen protector. It can also dim the amount of light coming from the screen and make using the surface in a brighter environment more difficult. I think the risk of trying one is very small. Would you let me know what you think after you give it a shot?

This stylus does not.

I agree, it should be right in the checkout options for every device, or at VERY least a clear clear marker as to what type of stylus can be used.

I believe they said that you can. I’m not 100% positive but fairly certain

confirmed you can 😊

@@TabletPro excellent, thank you! that'll save some money :)

On Amazon as well?

520c is also good

I agree. Bluetooth is a VERY inexpensive component, usually less than $5-$10. And a battery that is adequate for a keyboard that is likely consistently charging itself via the port.... also doesn't need to be expensive at all. Literally $10-$20 worth of component additions. How that equates to a price difference of $200... I just don't get it. If it was regular keyboard $129, bluetooth variant $179 or even $199.... okay, understandable. That price hike is just crazy to me.

What are your thoughts on the sp11?

@@TabletPro Snapdragon obviously got my attention... Is Microsoft saying the Sanpdragon will be fully compatiable or are they going towards the Surface being less of a laptop and more of tablet in an effort to keep up with Android tablets? Everything is going AI... I've disabled Co-Pilot on my computers ( my co-workers love it ) I just am not comfortable with a computer telling me the answer I want without any research on my part... From the little I did use co-pilot that was my experience... It gave me the answers I needed immediately. Call me old but not sure how I feel about that.

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Hi, no I own the device and it had 0 jitter. I've used it on Krita, Photoshop , clip studio, Adobe fresco, journal, one note, there is no jitter in any app, expect on whiteboard only of you rest you palm on your screen, no idea why.

Brad Colbow panned the MPP pen with V3. Says a lot of jitter. Can you explain. Jitter or no jitter.

@@sitoudien9816 no jitter, zero jitter, the only times I see jitter is if the battery is charging. And is every one in a while.

@@sitoudien9816 I can even show you on a video if you want do you have discord?

I would like to see a video of a real artist to see if it works well, I am an artist, but I will have to save some time and see if it is a good investment, I always wanted a tablet with Windows because on Android there is no Photoshop and on iPad I don't like their pencil at all :,v

Hi ! I use Krita too, thanks for mentioning the gap that's one thing i was concerned about ! If you experienced a dedicated laminated drawing tablet (Wacom, Huion or whatever) would you say this is as good or is it worse ? I have to buy one anyway and stumbled upon the minisforum V3, i admit even if it's more expensive than a dedicated tablet at a similar size and resolution, the appeal of a standalone tablet i could use anywhere AND use for a bit of gaming or whatever else on the go is making it hard to resist clicking the buy button