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However, they’re offering the Android app for $9.99 as a limited time offer. It’s available on iOS and iPadOS for $9.99, and $19.99 on Play Store.

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To get started with Duet Display, you will have to download a free Duet Display Client application on your PC or Mac and purchase the companion app from the Play Store or the App Store. Apple’s Sidecar is free, works flawlessly and requires no third-party app installation. When you enable these features, you get special tools on the iPad’s display which offers quick functionality just like the Touchbar on the Macbook Pros.įinally the most important difference between Duet Display and Sidecar – the price.

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I’ve tried it on my 2013 Macbook Air, and it worked just as fine as my Macbook Pro 2016.īoth of these features only work with iPad on Mac Computers. The device list is as follows ĭuet Display on the other hand, works fine on older Macs and PCs.

Not just that, Sidecar also only works with a limited number of iPad models that support Apple Pencil (Generation 1 &2). To enable Sidecar on older Macs and devices (sadly, doesn't work on mine): defaults write allowAllDevices -bool YESįollowing Apple computers will support Sidecar Although you can get it on the older Mac via terminal, some people have reported lag in the connection. Sidecar support a limited number of Macbooks, mostly 2016 or newer. Sidecar also does this automatically and adjusts the resolution so that you get a crisp display, even on the iPad. I tried the Duet Display on Pixel 3 and it extended the display to 2160×1080 while the native resolution of my computer is 1366×768. If you go outside this range, you will see a warning on the iPad asking you to move closer to the Mac.ĭuet Display automatically recognizes the connected devices and adjusts the extended resolution to the native resolution of the device. This is not possible with Sidecar as it works on peer-to-peer connection, Sidecar only has a 10-foot range. While the mirroring works out of the box, you need to create an account and keep your devices connected to the Internet to use the remote desktop feature. You can choose to connect to your computer either through WiFi or using Cellular data. Just grab the wireless mouse and keyboard, and you’ve got yourself a mobile workstation. It is kind of obvious but I find it quite handy, the mirroring feature on Duet Display gives you the freedom to remotely use your computer with just your Android smartphone or tablet.

Also the only way to click or tap on elements is by using the Apple Pencil. For instance, you can’t scroll with one finger like you would normally do on your iPad, rather you will have to use two fingers to scroll. Sidecar on the other hand, although supports touch, Apple Pencil and two-finger scrolling (in a few apps), it still doesn’t support gestures and the touch navigations are not quite intuitive. In fact, it’s not just limited to Android smartphones, you can also turn your Android tablet or Chromebook into a secondary display.ĭuet Display not only extends a virtual display screen to your Android device, but it also gives you access to navigate the computer using the touchscreen and with gestures like two-finger scrolling, pan, and zoom. Duet Display, on the other hand, supports Android, iOS, and iPadOS. While both Duet Display and Sidecar support wireless and the wired connectivity, but as of now, Sidecar is only available on the latest iPad OS (not even iOS). The following are some features that separate Duet Display from Apple’s Sidecar. Unlocking those will cost $20 per year, and Duet founder Rahul Dewan tells me he believes that will be a much more sustainable business model, both for his app and for other developers working on iOS software.During my testing, the Android app worked similarly to Sidecar, with minor lags and connectivity issues.

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But Duet Display is actually more powerful, in that it acts very similar to what you’d expect from a Wacom tablet, giving you full use of an extended display as well as pressure sensitivity, palm rejection and both Mac and Windows support.Īlongside the new features, there’s a new business model: Duet Display is going subscription-based, at least for those who want access to the professional features including pressure sensitivity.

#Duet display price update

The update works sort of like Astropad for iOS, letting you use the Pencil as a pressure sensitive stylus for directly working in painting, drawing and other graphic apps including Photoshop and Illustrator. Now, the app is getting an update and a Pro mode that lets it act as a fully pressure sensitive display-integrated drawing tablet with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. Duet Display is one of the most useful apps to come along in a while, letting users turn their iPad into a second screen for their Mac with virtually no latency via wired Lightning cable connection.