Joel Cunningham is Lifehacker’s Deputy Editor. He has 15 years of experience as a writer and editor. Previously, he was managing editor of content marketing for Barnes & Noble, where he founded the ...
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Review: XPPen Magic Note Pad makes digital note-taking feel like traditional paper and pen
XPPen’s Magic Note Pad (MNP1095) is a lightweight delight, complete with a responsive and accurate stylus that's lighter than air to write with. With over 16K of pressure levels, and paired with the ...
The author has always had a preference for physical-paper books, and handwritten notes. I rarely use any digital devices like smartphones or tablets in the studio for daily note-taking, even though ...
XP-Pen’s Magic Note Pad has three quick access color modes and a stylus with over 16,000 levels of pressure sensitivity. XP-Pen’s Magic Note Pad has three quick access color modes and a stylus with ...
The XP Pro Pencil 2 comes with a soft nib, plus an activation key that will immediately wake the Pad when pressed. It can also be magnetically secured to the e-note's frame between uses. The Magic ...
Joel Cunningham is Lifehacker’s Deputy Editor. He has 15 years of experience as a writer and editor. Previously, he was managing editor of content marketing for Barnes & Noble, where he founded the ...
The XPPen Magic Note Pad aims to deliver the best of both worlds – a digital writing pad that’s easy on the eyes while also functioning as a true productivity tablet running Android 14. It claims to ...
XPPen is probably best known for making drawing tablets that artists can use as input devices for computers. But the company has begun branching out into standalone tablets like the Magic Drawing Pad ...
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