XP-Pen Magic Note Pad (MNP1095) notes
Overview
A decent standalone tablet comparable to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9FE.
My unit exhibited strong "pulsing" in tilt.
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Specs
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Resolution
1920 × 1200
Aspect ratio
16:10
Pixel density
207 PPI
Panel
—
Lamination
Yes
Anti-glare
Etched glass
Coatings
—
Color gamut
sRGB 95% coverage
Color depth
8-bit
Brightness
400 cd/m²
Peak brightness
—
Viewing angle
—
Refresh rate
90 Hz
Response time
—
Active area
236 × 148 mm (9.3 × 5.8 in)
Diagonal
278.6 mm (11 in)
Aspect ratio
≈16:10 (1.595:1)
Pen technology
Passive EMR
Pressure levels
16384
Tilt
—
Accuracy (center)
±0.4 mm
Accuracy (corner)
±1.5 mm
Report rate
—
Density
200 LPmm (5080 LPI)
Max hover
10 mm
Contents
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Software
This tablet is sold as a note-taking device, so the note-taking app is part of what you are buying.
The app is XPPen Notes, which is a white-labelled version of JNotes. Some of its functionality sits behind a paid tier, so check which features you need are free before buying the tablet for note-taking.
More here: Bundled software and subscriptions
Anti-glare sparkle
On the low end of moderate AG sparkle. Visible.
Tilt
Most X3 Pro pens I tested exhibit a kind of "pulsing" with tilt with the unit I had.
If you are drawing and notice tilt interfering, disable tilt in your app's brush settings.
Pen compatibility testing
X3 Pro and X3 Pro Slim - I have 11 of these. These all worked but 8 of them measure tilt a bit erratically. Pressure worked fine. This issue with tilt was also present in the XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad GEN2.
X3 Pro roller - I have only one of these pens, and pressure did not work, so I could not draw. The problem with the pressure might have been the pen itself. It's hard to tell since I only have one of these pens.
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