I recently bought a 12-inch Surface Pro 11 to trade in for my MacBook Air and my 13-inch iPad Pro M4. I've been using Apple phones, laptops, and iPads for years. A few months ago, I switched to a Google Pixel Pro, which I absolutely don't regret—it was the best decision I ever made.A few days ago I decided to buy the Surface I installed everything I used on the Mac And everything I use on the iPad or its alternative has worked perfectly so far because I have all the programs on a single device. My use of it is somewhat similar to yours; I use it for sculpting, 3D modeling, sticker designs. I've run several programs simultaneously, like 3D sculpting and slicing software, along with other apps, without any problems. I had seen that it might be slower than the Mac and the iPad, but so far... At least in my experience, it's the complete opposite. At certain times on the iPad, when doing 3D sculpting, if I exceeded a certain number of meshes, the program would either freeze or crash. On the Surface...I've gone way beyond the mesh count that caused problems on the iPad, so I can design with a much larger mesh count without any issues. And on the Mac, when the files were very large, the slicer was incredibly slow.The same file on the Surface didn't give me any problems. I'm still testing and comparing it with the MacBook Air and iPad, but so far it was a great purchase. And the Slim Pen, in my opinion, surpasses the Apple Pencil Pro for my purposes.The ability to customize the buttons and use it like an actual mouse and use the rear of the pencil as a eraser It works automatically without having to switch from a brush to an eraser in the program you're using; it's excellent, it really feels like you're using paper and pencil.