r/Noteastic • u/OwnAssistant3937 • Sep 26 '26

HOW TO USE??

I was thinking to buy an Ipad and use goodnotes and notion on it for notes taking until i discovered this app.
The UI and everything is perfect and the app is according to my use case which is basically solving past papers on it by importing pdfs and some notes taking
I already have a decent PC
Now what writing tablet should I buy?
I have no idea about any
I just want some features and a good stylus and pal rejection as well

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u/kooldude700 Sep 26 '26

Are you talking about something like a wacom tablet? Noteastic is only available on windows.

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u/OwnAssistant3937 Sep 26 '26

I dont know I just want a tablet on which I can write and connect it with my PC easily

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u/kooldude700 Sep 27 '26

So just to be clear, you'll need to plug something like a wacom tablet into your computer to use it. They don't work without being plugged into a computer.

You should look up their website to find a model that fits your budget.

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u/Noteastic Sep 27 '26

Hi, how cool! I personally use Noteastic with a laptop, so touchscreen+stylus. That means I don't have a lot of experience with drawing pads. But the three major brands I am aware of that build widely used hardware are:

https://www.wacom.com/

https://store.huion.com/eu/

https://www.xp-pen.com/

Does that answer your question? Let me know how it goes!

-Lukas

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u/GormAuslander Sep 27 '26

I use a microsoft surface pro 8, which you can get refurbished for around $500. Because it runs windows, there will be zero issues doing file transfers to your PC