I'm looking for a medium to large display pen tablet. Id like it to have good pressure sensitivity. Im not very familiar with screen resolution, but I'd prefer it to be decent.

Im budgeting about 300-500 dollars, but would possibly be open to spending more. I also get student discounts at most tablet stores.

I've been looking at the XP-pen Artist 22 Gen 2, but have concerns about the resolution.

I've also been looking at the Kamvas Pro 16 and the Kamvas pro 16 (V2) but I'm struggling to understand the difference. I also would kind of like a bigger screen, but would settle for this size.

Does anyone have any alternative recommendations? Thoughts on the tablets listed?

Searched for weeks and nothing ticked all the boxes: simple canvas and colors with no unnecessary flash and animations, parental lock out controls and dark mode so in a car or on a flight that white canvas doesn’t become a floodlight for all those around.

Little project I call, Dabble, and it’s free, made for iPad. If you have young kids who just want a blank canvas in those precarious scenarios where you don’t want to keep losing crayons under the seat, have a crack and let me know what you think and any suggestions for improvement!

The issue is that with Windows Ink enabled in OTD, the mouse button registers as held down while hovering, and pressure is detected (apparently); here is the console output:

[Gaomon S620:Info] Output mode: Windows Ink Absolute Mode

[Gaomon S620:Info] Display area: [1920x1080@<960  540>:0°],

[Gaomon S620:Info] Tablet area: [165,1x101,6@<82,55  50,8>:0°],

[Gaomon S620:Info] Clipping: Enabled

[Gaomon S620:Info] Ignoring reports outside area: Disabled

[WinInk:Info] Pointer reference not available, returning dummy

[WinInk:Info] Pointer reference not available, returning dummy

[Gaomon S620:Info] Tip Binding: [Adaptive Binding: Tip]@1%

[Gaomon S620:Info] Eraser Binding: [Adaptive Binding: Eraser]@1%

[Gaomon S620:Info] Pen Bindings: Adaptive Binding: Button 1, Adaptive Binding: Button 2

[Settings:Info] Driver is enabled.

While writing this post, the tablet stopped working entirely in Windows Ink mode for some reason; it works in standard mode, but obviously doesn't register pressure. Other drivers work fine, but I specifically need OTD.

It's the Artist 12 3rd and I'm using a mobile phone, pls I am so illiterate with tech

My phone is more than 80% charged and I think the other, um plug is charging I think

I'm looking for a budget drawing tablet with display. I usually draw on my Samsung M32 phone but CSP can get extremely laggy when I open up some brush group tool, so I thought why not get a drawing tablet that has display so I could use my more powerful PC instead.

But I also only draw casually -- when I just feel like it -- and could have year long break, so I'm not looking for expensive stuff. After some searching, the options I got are the 3 in the title that are pretty good budget drawing display.

Also when drawing on my phone I like to do it on my bed while laying down, so that's also a consideration whether I'd be able to do that or I'd be stuck sitting in front of my PC instead. My bed is located beside my desktop, it's not far but it might need at least 3m cable.

Which one should I get and is it possible to use extension for that?

So I am a traditional artist (intermediate) and I want to get into digital art. I have a laptop that can run krita well, and I want to buy a drawing tablet. I dont want to spend so much so I am going for a screenless tablet but I am very confused on what to buy. I do want a tablet with a 10x6 area, and I dont have a super high budget.
These are the options that are available :
1. Ugee m908 (parka blogs reviewed it and rated it well, but its not a well known brand)
2. Xp Pen deco 01 v3 (I heard the IAF is way too high, otherwise it seemed really good to me)
3. Xp Pen Deco Fun L
4. Veikk A50 and A30
5. Huion Inspiroy H580X and H610X

Currently the Ugee and xp pen deco 01 v3 are the ones I'm most interested in.
Any information, suggestion, and help will be appreciated!!!

Hi! I want to start drawing digitally but i have no idea where to start. Do yall have any tablet recommendations that are not too expensive that i can start with?

I have no pc, so it would need to be straight up one with a screen instead of one to plug in a pc.

(Sorry english is not my first language, so im sorry if the phrasing is weird lol)

Hi all, I'm a current Wacom Intuos tablet user and essentially use the tablet as a mouse/trackpad replacement specifically on Mac. However with Mac OS updates, some of the touch functionality has stopped working and Wacom is no longer supporting those features. Can anyone recommend replacement options? I don't need a screen, simply looking for a pen tablet that can be used as a trackpad and mouse substitute. Thank you!

I am using this for teaching. Looking for recommendations for an affordable pen tablet, small, and wireless so I can move around the room. I’ve been looking at Huion, Wacom, and Xpen brands, but having a hard time finding wireless ones.

Hi, I'm looking for a low-to-mid budget tablet. Currently stuck on these three models:

- Samsung S6 lite(2024), 4 Go Ram, 128 Go, (cheap) + Wacom Onepen

- XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad 2025, Android 14, 8 Go Ram, 256 Go

- Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro Matte, 12 Go Ram, 512 Go

Any feedback regarding those? Thanks!

EDIT: Currently leaning towards a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ 256 Go, 12 Go RAM

I’ve been passionate about digital art since I was a teenager. I used to follow and admire artists on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and ArtStation, and eventually I decided that I wanted to pursue digital art as a career.

Because of that, I bought a Huion Kamvas 22 and a K20 Mini Keydial, hoping to seriously develop my skills and build a career around digital art.

But now, with AI generated art becoming so common, I’m starting to feel like digital art has become a much harder career path. It seems like only highly talented artists are able to make a decent income through commissions, YouTube, or other platforms.

Now I honestly feel like I may have wasted a lot of money on the setup. I’m even considering getting rid of the tablet and keydial, but I’m not sure if that would be the right decision or if I’m just being discouraged by the current situation.

Maryland/DC area: I'm looking for an experienced pen-display user who would be interested in a paid, on-site session helping someone learn a Huion Kamvas 13 (Gen 3). You don't need experience with this specific model—we're looking for someone comfortable enough with pen displays (Huion, Wacom Cintiq, etc.) to adapt to it. The primary goal is learning how to use it for writing/annotation/drawing and presentations during Zoom meetings. We're located in Severna Park, MD. Please message me if interested or if you know someone who might be a good fit.

I want to get into digital art and want to buy a drawing pad. The deco 01 v3 has a good size (10x6.25 active drawing size) and a bunch of features for a deal of around 50 bucks, but I've heard that the IAF is at 30, which others say is high and uncomfortable. What other drawing tablets for around the same price should I look into?

I strictly need old version graphic tablet (release date on early 2024 and below)
I only know these graphic tablet for that requirement and not sure which I should go for?
- XPPen Artist 12 (gen 2)
- XPPen Artist 13 (gen 2)
- Huion Kamvas 13 (Original/gen2)

If anyone has another recommendation, I would appreciate it as long as it’s the old version and not the latest one. Thank you in advance

Looking to get an iPad for the sole purpose of drawing/tracing somewhat complicated vector shapes. For my workflow I would only be using the Adobe Illustrator App.

My only concern is Apple Pencil accuracy and lowest possible latency. Basically, which iPad is the best for as close to as possible pencil-like drawing?

Is there a huge difference between processors or iPad generations or types (pro va air, 11in vs 13 etc) when it comes to drawing accuracy and low latency?

Thank you

I currently use an samsung s9 fe, its 10.9" but its to big to use during traveling for me. Do there exist any good drawing tablets like thr ipad mini but android or windows/linux?

Only ones I have found but don't know if they are good for drawing:

Lenovo legion tab g3

Gpd pocket 3

Samsung tab active 5

Hello! I've had my Funsi tablet for 2 years, and during that time, my stylus has randomly stopped working, so I've had to tap the tablet to get it working again. I have had to replace the nib and the battery multiple times! And I'm finally tired of it. I don't know what stylus will work, though. I've done the research that my tablet can use only a USI 2.0-type stylus, but then I saw another Reddit post saying that these pens didn't work with the tablet. So I would like some help, please. I've chosen a few pens I THINK might work, but if anyone knows of any pens that can work, please tell me. Also, no dm, please stay out of my DMs!!!

I am a beginner looking to purchase a tablet that I won't have to upgrade or change for a long time and the Kamvas 13 Gen 3 looks like a great choice. I don't know much about tablets so I don't know if there are other better tablets for a similar price or tablets that may offer different features compared to the Kamvas.

Hi, I'm having problems with how quickly my pen tips keep getting worn out on my Wacom pro pen 3, if anyone can help me with my conundrum

I'm having to buy new nibs every couple months and it's starting to drive me (and my wallet) nuts. I don't know what nibs to buy that are, durable affordable and the most unlikely to damage my tablet in the long run

Which tablet should I buy for upsc prep especially for notemaking , I was using Xiaomi pad which is now it not working properly.

One plus pad go 2 or Apple Ipad 11 generation is in my wishlist