🖌️ Black Artist Glove for Graphic Tablet, iPad Pro Pencil, and Art Creation - Enhanced Thickness for Tablet Drawing Review

I bought this glove because they said it was thicker. My first glove looked the same but was thinner. The first glove I had was thick enough to repel my iPad Pro's palm, but my Cintiq touchscreen was too sensitive. The Cintiq touched the edge of my hand even when I was wearing a glove. This thicker glove is thick enough that my palm doesn't show on the Cintiq's sensitive screen. The only drawback is that the hand gets warm. I didn't find it lacking enough to dock the star. Note: After using a…

This glove, while it claims to be touchscreen capable and allows you to put your hand on the screen, I can't. As long as I put my hand on my RCA tablet, which is as sensitive as the iPad screens they claim to help with, the screen goes crazy and I can't draw while carrying it. lost his previous drawing glove, which consisted of two layers of winter gloves with fingers cut off down to the little finger. Which is impossible to buy in the store in the summer. If you're looking for a warm glove to…

Not impressed. I already have a Huion Glove, but I wanted something that would interfere with touch input. I thought that was the most important thing about these gloves, but I found that most/almost all gloves indicate that they don't interfere with touch input. So I did a little research for gloves that prevented touch input and this one came recommended to me. Your description doesn't specifically say a thing or two, but I've looked through the questions and a few people have said that it…