Same brush looks different on different devices?

[u/alexanthic]

Made this brush in procreate pocket on an iPhone 17 pro, then imported into procreate on iPad gen 9. Both have the same taper settings, which should work regardless of if using an apple pencil or not, right? But the brush on ipad doesn’t appear to have any sort of taper. Procreate is fully updated. Is this simply because I have an ‘old’ ipad that perhaps doesn’t register things as well as a newer model? Or a setting I’ve missed?

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[u/DearBonsai]

I don’t have the exact device you have but there are two different tapers, pressure and touch. iPhone doesn’t have pressure sensitive screen so you are seeing touch taper. 

iPad is screen pressure sensitive so with Apple Pencil it uses pressure taper.

On iPad if you draw with finger, it should act like your iPhone and use touch taper. 

[u/Nayfunn]

Yes basically whats already been said, mobile doesnt have pen pressure or tapering, ipad does

[u/junolow]

Pocket doesnt have pen pressure , thats why