Surface Laptop Studio

I love everything about this laptop except the price. I love the way the screen folds down. I love the pen (sold separately) I love the design of the device. The intro price isn't bad, but as you add more storage the price really jumps and so most people really need one of the higher priced units.

My Review

Samsung Galaxy Book2 360

This has been my favorite all in one laptop I've reviewed. It has a great drawing experience, and it comes in 13" or 15" configurations.

My Review

Surface Pro 8

The Surface Pro has been one of my favorite devices to draw on. It's mobility is great, you can carry it around like a book or file folder but it's a full blown laptop with the keyboard cover. Now that the pen has improved I can recommend this whole heartedly.

My Surface Pro review

Surface Book 3

The Surface book uses the same drawing technology as the Surface pro, in fact the pens are interchangeable. It feels good to draw on but I like the Surface Pro's form factor a little better for illustration.

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HP Envy x360

This is an inexpensive Windows 2 in 1. The pen isn't as nice as I would have liked. It's on par with the Surface Pen.

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Wacom Mobile Studio Pro

the Mobile Studio Pro is pretty heavy and doesn't have a really great battery but boy is it fun to draw on. It can also be attached to a computer and be used as a standard screen based drawing tablet. The only reason it's so low on this list is the price.

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ASUS Zenbook Pro Duo

This two screen laptop blew my mind. It's not a great laptop for artists and illustrators because the pen isn't the best but for sketching and note-taking in a laptop form factor it's great.

My Zenbook Pro Duo review

Surface Go

It's Cute and if you get the higher end configuration it's a fairly usable. i would not recommend the low end model it's just to underpowered.

My Surface Pro review