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So I am having a hard time finding a drawing tablet online.
What I am looking for: -300 dollars maximum -don't have to use your computer as a monitor (?) -doesn't require wifi (?) -I can use in the car
Does anyone have any suggestions? What do you guys use? |
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I used a Wacom intuos tablet and I really liked it. You do have to use a computer as a monitor though. I donÂ’t think you can get very many good tablets with screens for under 300. |
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I use a Wacom Intuos Pro that I got for 250, but it doesnÂ’t have a screen. doesnÂ’t require wifi, however. |
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Yeah, screen tablets under 300 dollars probably isn't very likely. I would check out some of Huion's stuff, though - I don't use drawing tablets, but I do have a pad tablet by them that is pretty decent quality and that I got for a good price, so I'm sure their screen tablets might be a little more affordable. I wouldn't recommend Wacom, since I know can get pretty pricey.
Honestly, I may be a bit biased, but I would recommend investing in a 2 in 1 laptop. It's portable, it's powerful, and it can have all the drawing amenities you need. Plus, it's a freaking laptop, so you can WP and draw at the same time! xD I recently invested in a new one for myself, since my old laptop was a piece of junk (the new one is a Lenovo Yoga 920 - veeery pricey, wouldn't recommend if you're on a budget, but super nice. There's a 910 option that's a little cheaper with less RAM, but that version is pretty expensive too.) Obviously, it's a laptop, so there's gonna be a lot of expensive options out there, but I'm sure you can find something for 300-400 dollars and get a nice stylus to go with it.
Best of luck. c: |
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Nebula Pack said:
I used a Wacom intuos tablet and I really liked it. You do have to use a computer as a monitor though. I don’t think you can get very many good tablets with screens for under 300.
Tili said:
I use a Wacom Intuos Pro that I got for 250, but it doesn’t have a screen. doesn’t require wifi, however.
I think Wacom sounds like the best option after some research. Thanks for the tips, guys! |
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Dash Attacked said:
Yeah, screen tablets under 300 dollars probably isn't very likely. I would check out some of Huion's stuff, though - I don't use drawing tablets, but I do have a pad tablet by them that is pretty decent quality and that I got for a good price, so I'm sure their screen tablets might be a little more affordable. I wouldn't recommend Wacom, since I know can get pretty pricey.
Honestly, I may be a bit biased, but I would recommend investing in a 2 in 1 laptop. It's portable, it's powerful, and it can have all the drawing amenities you need. Plus, it's a freaking laptop, so you can WP and draw at the same time! xD I recently invested in a new one for myself, since my old laptop was a piece of junk (the new one is a Lenovo Yoga 920 - veeery pricey, wouldn't recommend if you're on a budget, but super nice. There's a 910 option that's a little cheaper with less RAM, but that version is pretty expensive too.) Obviously, it's a laptop, so there's gonna be a lot of expensive options out there, but I'm sure you can find something for 300-400 dollars and get a nice stylus to go with it.
Best of luck. c:
Maybe in a few years I will invest in a two in one laptop. I would now, but I just got a brand new MacBook Air xD. Thanks for letting me know that, I will definitely keep that in mind for the future! |
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