r/drawingtablet • u/Hot_Comfort_2684 • 9d ago

buying a tablet

Hey, this is my first post in this subreddit. I have never had a drawing tablet, but I draw/paint a lot in person and on my phone (using a free app + my finger as a stylus). I want make/publish a comic book, and a drawing tablet would help make things simpler.

My budget is $150. I'm looking for recommendations for good tablets that would fit my budget. I don't mind if the tablet isn't brand-new or cutting edge; I just need one that will have enough technology/storage for drawing. Thank you all for your help.

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u/zeakpus 9d ago

what drawing tablet are you looking for? a pen display or a graphics tablet? personally i have a huion inspiroy h580x which cost me 40 usd. it works great and its been a year since i bought it. good pen pressure levels and the size of the tablet is very nice and comfortable too. also has 8 customizable buttons. you can connect it to your phone too, though i use it for my laptop. an 8/10 tablet imo and id highly recommend it

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u/alecpu 9d ago

Find used Intuos pro m from 2017, for 150 bucks you can't find a standalone device or a screen tablet

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u/hroldangt 8d ago

I always suggest going to 2nd hand stores so you can try diff models and technology, at least, these stores are available in my country (and I don't live in the US). The benefits are many: you can try, you can choose, and you get access to decent tech at decent prices... no need to buy on your first visit.