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Stick with huion. Wacom tend to be very over priced for what they are.

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Stick with huion. Wacom tend to be very over priced for what they are.

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I have the smaller pen only version of this one and I like it a lot, works great. only thing I could complain about is the software/drivers are not amazing. They sometimes crash and I have to restart the drivers, which is annoying.

 

Other than that, the software is good and my size tablet is already good, so I can only imagine bigger ones are better (more precise) 

 

(but the price is quite steep, my smaller version tablet was 50 euros..)

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Stick with huion. Wacom tend to be very over priced for what they are.

Unfortunately there seem to be no Huion products in my country.

 

I have the smaller pen only version of this one and I like it a lot, works great. only thing I could complain about is the software/drivers are not amazing. They sometimes crash and I have to restart the drivers, which is annoying.

 

Other than that, the software is good and my size tablet is already good, so I can only imagine bigger ones are better (more precise) 

 

(but the price is quite steep, my smaller version tablet was 50 euros..)

There is also smaller version for €100 I think that is the one you are talking about. Is the size enough? Also in comments people are complaining that the tip of the pen gets worn quickly.. is that really issue?

 

The smaller version

https://www.alza.cz/EN/wacom-intuos-pen-touch-s-tablet-d2167518.htm

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Unfortunately there seem to be no Huion products in my country.

 

There is also smaller version for €100 I think that is the one you are talking about. Is the size enough? Also in comments people are complaining that the tip of the pen gets worn quickly.. is that really issue?

 

The smaller version

https://www.alza.cz/EN/wacom-intuos-pen-touch-s-tablet-d2167518.htm

does amazon.de or amazon.co.uk ship to you?

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does amazon.de or amazon.co.uk ship to you?

amazon.co.uk does ship but only some items for whatever reason. For example they wouldnt ship me Kindle Paperwhite 2 but they would ship me other E-readers...

I think amazon.de may ship to me but I never tried to order anything from them so I am not 100% sure. But I guess they will since they are a lot closer.

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Stick with huion. Wacom tend to be very over priced for what they are.

At the end I purchased Huion W58 from ebay as I found it for a prety good deal with free shipping. I think it is a lot better one than that Wacom one for €100 and maybe even that one for €200.

 

It was this model http://www.huiontablet.com/w58.html

I payed €65. I like the fact it is wireless.

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