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Best tablets for handwriting and note-taking?

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silverscout16 silverscout16 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I'm on the hunt for a solid tablet that can actually replace my old-school paper and pen setup—basically a digital notebook that includes an eraser. Any recommendations? I need something with a high-quality stylus. Ideally, I’d love an electronic eraser too, maybe something larger that can quickly wipe away any scribbles or mess-ups on the screen. It would also be great if the pen allowed me to switch up colors and line thickness without the handwriting looking wonky or the letters turning out hollow and weird.
silverscout16 silverscout16 NewcomerOP
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Oh, right. I forgot to mention—it’s a dual-OS tablet, so it runs both Windows 10 and Android.
silverscout16 silverscout16 NewcomerOP
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I’m also thinking about how much the ruler and triangles matter here. I need to know how that stylus is actually going to behave when I’m trying to line things up against a straight edge on the screen. Also, is there such a thing as a "digital caliper"? Or am I just being overly picky?
wiredotter14 wiredotter14 Regular
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#4 ·
Budget?

Basically, any Surface should handle an e-pen just fine. You've got the Surface Go if you want a cheaper 10" option, or the Surface Pro if you actually need some power.

They don't support Android out-of-the-box, but you could always sideload Android or just run Android apps through Windows.

As for the leveling, the screen should only pick up the pen when you're actually using it.

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