A: The two products are designed for different usage scenarios and user groups. Magic Note Pad targets business office and educational scenarios, focusing on providing efficient and convenient writing and note-taking experiences for professionals, students, and other users who require high-efficiency recording and learning. Magic Drawing Pad caters to artists and creators who need on-the-go creative work, emphasizing professional-level mobile drawing experience.

A: The Magic Note Pad does not use e-ink. Instead, it features TCL NXTPAPER display technology, offering a full-color, paper-like experience designed for eye comfort. Unlike traditional LCD or OLED screens, NXTPAPER reduces blue light exposure by up to 61% without compromising color accuracy, helping to minimize eye strain during extended use.

A: While E-Ink displays are excellent for reading in grayscale, they often lack color and have slower refresh rates. In contrast, NXTPAPER provides a vibrant, full-color display with smooth visuals and a matte, anti-glare finish that mimics the feel of paper, making it suitable for both reading and multimedia use.​

A: The Magic Note Pad offers the same functionality as a standard Android tablet, with the added bonus of exclusive features. It works seamlessly with a variety of apps including: Kindle, Excel, Duolingo, YouTube, WhatsApp, Spotify, and many more. Plus, enjoy the added benefit of a lifetime subscription to XPPEN Notes software for enhanced note-taking and creativity!

A: XPPen Notes is a powerful native note-taking app co-developed with JNotes, designed to enhance digital handwriting, document annotation, and creative expression. It comes with a lifetime membership, providing users with unrestricted access to all premium features.

A: No, the XP-Pen Magic Note Pad utilizes DC dimming technology instead of traditional PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) for brightness control.​DC dimming adjusts screen brightness by varying the direct current supplied to the display, resulting in a stable, flicker-free viewing experience. In contrast, PWM dimming controls brightness by rapidly turning the backlight on and off, which can cause screen flickering. This flickering may lead to eye strain, headaches, and discomfort, especially at lower brightness levels.​By employing DC dimming, the XP-Pen Magic Note Pad ensures a more comfortable and healthier viewing experience, making it an ideal choice for users sensitive to screen flicker.

A: Dimensions: 182 x 259 x 7 mm Work Area: 148 x 236 mm Weight: 495g

A: The Kindle is perfect for reading eBooks with an eye-friendly e-ink display. In contrast, the XPPen Magic Note Pad offers a colorful, paper-like screen, advanced note-taking, handwriting recognition, and Android app support. It’s ideal for students and professionals needing a versatile digital notebook beyond just reading.

A: No, the Magic Note Pad is not compatible with Wacom pens. This is due to the different EMR (Electromagnetic Resonance) technology and protocols used by the device. Typically, only devices specifically designed to support Wacom pens will work properly with them. The Magic Note Pad comes equipped with the X3 Pro Pencil 2, which supports 16,384 levels of pressure sensitivity for a smooth and responsive writing experience. For the best performance, it's recommended to use the included stylus, as it is optimized for the device's screen technology.

A: With a 10.95-inch display, a 1920 × 1200 resolution, and a 90Hz refresh rate, the XPPen Magic Note Pad delivers sharp text, fluid handwriting, and a smooth digital writing experience. It's ideal for note-taking, digital drawing, and even light document reviewing.

A: Yes, the X3 Pro Pencil 2 supports pressure sensitivity with 16,384 levels, allowing for precise and detailed input when drawing or writing. However, it does not support tilt sensitivity.

A: Currently, the Magic Note Pad does not have built-in parental controls beyond what is available in the Android settings. While this is not a feature right now, it is something we are actively working on for future updates to make it an even better device for families and learning.

A: Can't, Kindle books are protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management), meaning they cannot be directly imported into the XPPEN Notes app. This includes eBooks purchased through Kindle, which are typically locked to the Kindle ecosystem. However, if you'd like to read your Kindle books on the Magic Note Pad, you can use the Kindle app itself for a seamless reading experience. You can take notes or highlight text within the Kindle app, but for importing your books to XPPEN Notes, you'll need to look for other formats or apps that support non-DRM files.

A: Yes, the XPPEN Notes app offers a convenient backup solution. Once you finish taking notes, the app automatically saves your files on the device. You can also upload your notes to cloud storage like OneDrive or Google Drive, making it easy to access and edit your files across different devices.