A Question For Those With Both Note 2 Phone And Note 10.1

[ClaudiaP]

Yes it's me again with more questions, lol.
For those of you with both Note 2 phone and 10.1 tablet, how do the two compare to each other? Can you really get a feel for the tablet by playing with the S-Pen and art apps on the phone? Is the 10.1 one virtually the same only bigger or is it more responsive etc?

 

[dklimah]

They are the same. It is easier to use the Note 10.1 with the split screen. They are the same except the size, obviously. I love using them both.

 

[Bill Clark]

Yes it's me again with more questions, lol.
For those of you with both Note 2 phone and 10.1 tablet, how do the two compare to each other? Can you really get a feel for the tablet by playing with the S-Pen and art apps on the phone? Is the 10.1 one virtually the same only bigger or is it more responsive etc?

I would say the tab gives you a better feel for using the pen. As far as comparisons go, the tab is better for everything that you think might be good with a larger screen, and better for listening to music without headphones. It doesn't have a built-in USB port and the adaptor is a bit clunky to deal with, so the phone beats it there.

 

[ClaudiaP]

I was wondering about this because I find it a bit difficult to control the pen for fine detailed line drawing on the Note 2 phone and was hoping the control was a little better on the tablet. On the phone it is a bit like trying to brake a car on ice. I'm sure it is something I can get used to, but would prefer a little more control.