Complexity aside, Samsung's tablets, phones and S-Pens are the best drawing experience you can get on Android right now.įor digital artists looking for advanced artistic features like pressure sensitivity, the Staedtler 180 22-1 Noris Digital is a good choice of stylus. It can get a bit confusing, but just Google your particular phone or tablet if you're unsure. Note that some Samsung devices also have their own S-Pens that are specifically optimised, like the Galaxy S21. Samsung tends to bundle the pen in with compatible tablets, so if you're still looking for the best drawing tablet, this can represent a significant saving compared to having to buy the tablet and pen separately, as is the case with Apple products. This pen does cost more than other styluses on this list, which makes sense since it offers a lot more functionality. You can even use it to copy content from your phone to your tablet and back again. It's compatible with all Samsung tablets that offer stylus support, including the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 phone. Its build is thicker than previous S Pens, giving it a premium feel from the get-go, and the integration between Samsung devices is totally seamless. One brand that does offer some options in this area though is Samsung, with its latest S Pen Pro offering 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, putting it on a level with the likes of the Apple Pencil. It can be tricky to get a pressure-sensitive stylus that works on an Android tablet, which can make them less practical as artistic tools.

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