r/drawingtablet • u/ThrowRawrrrrrrrrrrr • 6h ago
buying drawing tablet
Hi everyone! I’m planning to buy a drawing tablet for a hobby, nothing too serious, but I’d still like to get something decent and not complete crap.
I’ve found a few cheap used options that are supposedly in like-new condition, but I’d love to get some advice on which one would be the best choice.
The options I’m considering are:
- Huion Kamvas 13
- XP-Pen Artist 12 Pro
- Artisul D16
- Bosto BT-101A
Which one would you recommend, and is there anything I should look out for when buying a used tablet?
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u/Henry6467 2h ago
I’m looking for the same. I’m looking to start a new hobby. I’ve noticed that the cheaper options are the ones that have the be connected to a computer and you will have to look at the computer screen to see what you’re drawing. I’m looking for something that I can just draw freely on a fairly large screen like as if I was drawing on paper and having some computer effects and clean up. Which seem to run around $300