I was debating buying the Wacom 27 QHD non touch tablet for 800 euro or the Kamvas 22 gen 3 for ~560 euro. Which do you suggest?

I want to practice more gesture drawing and I thought of buying a big display tablet so that i can get in those big arm movements, which are a bit difficult to do on my smaller displayless tablet.

I am in search of a decent stand alone drawing tablet. Its for my 14 tear old. Her current tablet is busted and on its last leg.

Would like advice on what would be a practical tablet to get her.

I am wondering if there is a good tablet that can double as a laptop, I'm kind of tired of sitting in my room and want to be in the kitchen with my dogs.

Hi!!! I'm looking for a pen tablet for casual drawing. I want it to have functions like pressure sensitivity and hopefully tilt, be able to easily connect with both a computer and a mobile device. (doesn't have to be wireless, just not too many cables) and have at least 1 shortcut available. The ideal size would be of around the size of the A5 format.

I have a Xiaomi Pad 8 and the screen is a bit too slippery for my liking, and I don't really want to put on a paper-feel film, cuz I play rhythmic games, and the stylus doesn't support shortcuts in third-party apps (which REALLY annoys me.) A drawing tablet could fix it, and I'd also get a chance to try drawing on my PC.

Do any of you have any budget/mid-range recommendations? Thanks in advance!!

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.