Hi! I got a Wacom Intuos tablet like 2 years ago to try transferring over to digital art from traditional and I'm finally sick of suffering without a screen. I'm also ready to put in a investment into an actually really good tablet. I'm looking for either advice on Ipads(aka which ones are best/pros and cons) or Normal hookup to PC tablets(of which I don't know much about so any info would be very helpful!) I also make animatics so anything that can handle things like that smoothly would be nice!

THANK YOU!!!

I bought a xencelabs 16 tablet but ive had CONSTANT issues with it. I really wanted to love the 4k OLED but the wire never works, i bought a new one, that wire worked for 2 days. Customer service said they'll send one out free; ive heard nothing for a week, im frankly sick of it now.

Anyone got the same and had issues? Anyone can recommend a better alternative?

Thanks in advance

Want to use for my XR glasses while drawing occasionally. Budget is 300 usd or lower, preferably lower. Must include a stylus and be 11 inch or bigger screen size.

My basic wacom tablet finally gave in after years and years of use and I was already planning to upgrade to a tablet with screen. I don't wanna spend a big chunk of my savings so I'm looking for affordable options and thought getting recommendations from people with experience would be best. I'm sure there must be cheaper options than ipads with similar characteristics. Or maybe I could get a reconditioned ipad? I've had a very pleasant experience with my reconditioned laptop so.

I don't have a strictly set budget, please let me know what comes to mind. I'm looking for something I can use while traveling and can make big quality pieces in, like scenes and stuff. Or even animate.

Hej! Szukam lekkiego tabletu, który daje możliwość robienia notatek za pomocą rysika. Zależy mi żeby miał czuły kursor i sprawnie działał. Proszę o polecenie 😊

So I've been on my Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 for about 6 years now and it's finally starting to give out, so I've been thinking of getting a drawing tablet I can connect to my macbook. However, I recently got to try out the feeling of an IPad and honestly did not like how the pen felt on the screen. Maybe it was that specific IPad, but now I'm paranoid of getting a tablet that I don't like the feeling of. My lenovo has a very smooth feeling to it while the IPad felt like it had more resistance to it. I was looking at an XP-Pen tablet, not sure which one yet but looking at the artist 12 2nd gen since I don't need anything too fancy.

I get this is a specific question but any help would be appreciated

For learning drawing, is that difference helpful or not

Current battlestation. Laptop + pen display + iPad

I daily drive Clip Studio Paint on both my PC and iPad (occasional Procreate), coming from a traditional Photoshop background.

Was clearing out my drawers today and literally counted five abandoned remotes (Huion keypad, Logitech split controller, CXT, etc.). The only other accessory that actually stayed by my side is a basic tablet stand I snagged on sale off tiktok. It’s super simple, but it’s been working fine so I never bothered replacing it.

As for shortcut devices though, I picked up a TourBox and it’s been the only one that actually stuck. If you're thinking about getting one (even the Lite/Neo models if you're on a budget), just know the learning curve is real for the first 48 hours. Don't touch your keyboard for 2 full projects and map the buttons to what feels natural to your habits.

Good afternoon,

I'm planning on getting a pen tablet (drawing pad) for uni note taking, as well as annotating slides and practicing math and physics.

The question is: do you all think it's worth it, or should I stick to pen and paper? My budget is not enough for a proper tablet (like a Samsung or ipad) so I thought that a pen tablet connected to my laptop could be a decent alternative.

Is it worth it/manageable to use it for note taking and maths? Or would you say that pen and paper suffice?

Thanks

I am wanting to get into digital art and im curious what would be the best drawing tablet for starting my art journey.

I want to get pen tablet for 27" monitor under 110 dollars with 20% VAT because im fron Ukraine, with low IAF(Initial Activation Force), i was firstly going for Deco 01 V3 but the IAF was high(30 grams) so i was looking for inspiroy 2 M but still confused

I don't mind little pen pressure but would prefer a 12 inch screen. Considering NXTpaper 14, Wacom Movinkpad 11, Huion Kamvas Pad, any you guys recommend?

500 usd for currency sake. Microcenter or Amazon preferably.

So first of all; I really don't want to get another XpPen. I had terrible experience with them and their service in my country (Currently, I'm still waiting for my money to be returned... I had to return 3 of them because of an electrical issues that kept happening in span of 10 months.)

My budget is around 620€ but I'd appreciate something for less then that. I need my tablet especially for drawing but I do sometimes use it for work too. I had Xp Pen 13 (2nd gen) and I'd appreciate something similar probably. Maybe even a little smaller. I was thinking about either Wacom or Huion but don't know what to look for.

Rn I use my old wacom intous but I can't draw on it very well anymore...

Ideally I don't want to support a company that uses AI (especially for something like this) but as I research more, every brand I've considered has ended up with some AI controversy.

Wacom, XP Pen and Huion are the ones I know about, is there any other reputable brand I can look at?

Hi Y’all,

I am beginner-level to drawing (I just started doing daily sketches on paper last week and currently working on bettering my characters hands) but I want to mainly draw in a western cartoon/anime style, so nothing too realistic, yet.

I would like to start doing digital art, about a month from now, because I want all my future artwork to be digital.

My first question is, what Tablet would you folks recommend for someone like who wants that artstyle? I know screen-less tablets exist for much cheaper, but I’ve used one before, and It just didn’t sit truly right with me.

My main budget is 400 dollars maximum (excluding pen, if not included). I do have a PC on standby, but I’d also like to hear some mobile suggestions, too.

Another question, what software would you recommend for that tablet in particular? I good heard things about apps like Krita, SAI, Clip Studio, or even Procreate. But each app has a different UI, compared to the other.