Which drawing pad I should get

[Roye]

Hey

Might not be the right place to ask that but anyone here understands about drawing pads been drawing for some while and my friends told me to get a drawing pad cuz it would make my life easier. anyone know which one I should get?

{dont mind spending a lot cuz it will help me with work and school{, not more than 1000$tho ain't that rich}}

[Roye]

2 hours ago, VegetableStu said:

Huion comes to mind in terms of Wacom alternatives, although I have not personally used one yet (partially because electronics shops in my area don't carry them for public testing)

 

read a few online who started recommending them, so I can only namedrop the brand in terms of recommendation ._.

thanks 

ill try it 

[NMS]

Nothing is better than Wacom. Nothing!

I've used their multiple tablets for years with no issues.

 

Get a Wacom Intuos Small. Their newest model should be within $100.

 

It's better to have a very solid small one that will last for 10 years then a big one that will break in a year.

 

Edit: and there's also the fact that their pens are completely wireless and with no batteries, so you will never have to deal with stutter from the pen when the battery is dying.

[Roye]

10 minutes ago, NMS said:

Nothing is better than Wacom. Nothing!

I've used their multiple tablets for years with no issues.

 

Get a Wacom Intuos Small. Their newest model should be within $100.

 

It's better to have a very solid small one that will last for 10 years then a big one that will break in a year.

thnx

[minibois]

I can vouch for Wacom as well, as I have been using one for years now. I am using their most budget model from 2015 (which is equivalent to their newer Intuos Small models) and it works like a charm. A larger pad is useful for larger screens or more precise work and an eraser part is also convenient to have.