CLIP STUDIO TABMATE

クリスタ専用デバイスの新型ということで購入。

クリップスタジオのソフトユーザーならセルシスのサイトで3500円くらいで買えたんですね

旧型機が有線だったので買い換えたのですが、こちらも使い勝手がよくクリスタとの相性がとてもよく気に入ってます。

I have been using it for a while and am very happy I got it. I use a Surface Book without the keyboard for drawing. This goes a long way toward solving the problem of not being able to use the keyboard to do many common operations. In my opinion it is well designed and works well for what it was designed for. I have had no problems.

シンプルな操作性でBluetoothも問題なくつながりましたし、とても使いやすいです

Purchased because I have to place my tablet in an angle facing away from my keyboard since my desk is small, meaning I had to rotate away from my tablet every time I needed to use a hotkey.

ものは良いものでしたがわたしの手では少し太かったので指が届かずに使いにくかったです。あと表面が滑りやすいのでカバーは必須かも知れません。

CLIP STUDIO PAINTで絵を書く際の左手デバイスとして

I am one of the professional artists supporting widespread draw-on-screen competition to Cintiq (Love Cintiq, but there needs to be a large push to advance this technology and make it mainstream). And so, I am a dedicated Microsoft Surface User. This handheld device is perfect for anyone using tablet- why? Because tablets are compact and portable and you may not have use of the keyboard (and probably dont want it attached in order to draw optimally) So- how do you cope with loss of the keyboard shortcuts? This brilliant device. There are 4 different fully-customizable button maps you can set, using the in-program customized TABMATE configuration settings. It is certainly on the small-side, even for my medium-sized hands. Women and people of the err- more compact races, will likely find the size ideal. Because of its size, it is super portable (just like your tablet) and the single AA battery inside lasts a very long time, approx 4 months for me with near daily use. The build is light plastic but still feels quality, with fine molding on the pieces. The buttons do feel small and on the brink of cheap feeling, but this is hard to avoid with their size- the only better option may be to make them a matte metal. You quickly adapt to it and I no longer notice because the buttons have retained their springiness. Right now, I have 12 buttons that will cause an immediate effect with 1 press and 1 that opens up the Quick Access onscreen menu, allowing for exponential access to even more tools. One button is mapped to show and hide the pallets, maximizing canvas screen area. (Celsys, please incorporate a way to fully hide everything but the canvas for us tablet users and people who like to simulate traditional media/paper on pencil). There is also the rolling wheel that I have set for zooming in and out. The should buttons are left set as Undo/Redo and the trigger is spring loaded Soft Eraser.

(Editing my review now that Ive fixed things)