Can you use iPad pencil on MacBook Pro?

Apple Pencil is designed for use with an iPad or iPad Pro, it would not work with a MacBook Pro. You can see more information about Apple Pencil at the following link: Use Apple Pencil with your iPad.

Is iPad or MacBook better for drawing?

For drawing and sketching, obviously the iPad Pro is the better choice – the ability to easily use the Apple Pencil anywhere is a huge boon, and there are loads of fantastic drawing apps (opens in new tab).

Is the iPad Pro screen better than the MacBook Pro screen?

The MacBook Pro’s screen is 60Hz (though this is absolutely fine for a non-touchscreen). The 12.9-inch iPad Pro has a big extra advantage of both the MacBook Pro or the 11-inch iPad Pro, though: its display uses a next-gen mini-LED backlight.

Which iPad has a 12 inch screen?

Apple – 12.9-Inch iPad Pro (Latest Model) with Wi-Fi + Cellular – 256GB (Verizon) – Space Gray.

Can I use an iPad as a drawing tablet for Mac?

Use your iPad to draw on your Mac! Astropad allows you to use your iPad to draw directly into Photoshop and any other Mac creative tools, including: Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, Affinity, Corel Painter, Manga Studio, Pixelmator, Mischief and any other Mac app you like!

Is a MacBook good for digital art?

Inexpensive and yet fully up to Apple’s high standards of quality and performance, fit and finish, and able to run, and nicely display, any professional art software on the Macintosh platform, the Apple MacBook Air is the perfect small laptop for any artist, and an incredible value!

Is a MacBook good for drawing?

Best High-Resolution Laptop for Artists If you’re willing to splash out, a MacBook Pro is about as good as you can get. This powerful laptop is perfect for professional artists who run heavy software. It has 8GB to 16GB RAM, so it will be able to keep up with you.

Can iPad Pro replace a MacBook?

You Can’t Quite Replace Your Mac With an iPad… Although iPadOS has come a long way, it’s still closer to an iPhone experience than a fully fledged MacBook. The iPad Pro is still the cheapest way to get an M1-powered device, but pairing it with the Magic Keyboard case brings its price solidly into MacBook territory.

Is it worth getting an iPad if you have a MacBook?

macrumors regular. No, you don’t. Macbook Air runs iPad apps just fine, incase you need one, plus I find myself more productive on Air as most productivity apps are designed for keyboard+mouse than touchscreen, unless you’re an artist. Example, Office 365 is far more superior than iPad version.

Do they make a 12 inch iPad?

12.9-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi 512GB – Space Gray – Apple.