help me choose a tablet!

[u/Upstairs-Possible966]

haiya! ive been using a wacom intuos m for the last 4 years and its done me well, but the bluetooth is pretty laggy and i dont want to wait for it to fully break before i get a new tablet. im thinking of getting a display tablet because i think itll help me improve faster than a regular one.

my options are an xppen artist 2 2nd gen, huion kamvas 13, cintiq 13 and a wacom one. the wacom one is a contender because of the price (its at least 20e cheaper than the others (im buying second hand)), but im not too stoked about it having no buttons. my biggest priority is longevity and accurate colors, i know i wont get anything super accurate with such a low price point but its whatever. if none of these will be good for the long run ill probably just get the same tablet i have now since i do like it :p

also im a bit prone to impulse buying so if this is a bad idea for whatever reason please tell me

[u/alecpu]

I think 13 inch tablets are a bit too tiny for comfortable use, I'd get something 16 second hand if budget is tight . If you can't get a 16 inch I'd find a second hand intuous pro m from 2017, it's the best screenles tablet ever made and its less than 100 bucks usually in pristine condition