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Switched to an android tablet (tab S8 ultra) drawing is great and clip studio has so many features... But so pricey. Also hate that there's no real offline mode. Miss procreate in a lot of ways, mainly because I spent a lot of time getting used to it. Anyway, now my clip studio trial is over so... Let's see what happens!
I've got an s6 lite and have found a combination of Krita and infinite painter to be the best for me.
Nice. Have you experienced with vector layers and changing line weight in those apps? That's probably the no. 1 feature I like about clip studio.
Not vector layers, but line weight changes are very easy in both. Infinite Painter is more of a Procreate style app, whereas Krita is more of desktop drawing app, which I think might still be in beta on Android - but works pretty well.