I'm looking to buy a large professional tablet to connect to my PC, but not certain exactly what to look for.
I know Wacom is apparently the best, but I heard driver issues are a big problem, and that they started making them cheaply since moving manufacturing to China, while charging the same premium. Based on the reviews I've watched though, it seems like they still make the best pens by a fair bit.
XP-Pen looks ok, but the pen is still clearly worse than Wacom's, especially when it comes to tilt functionality. I am also not a fan of having to use matte screen protectors, and change them every few months due to scratches.
Huion - forget it. I'm not buying from a Chinese brand.
I can potentially get a used Wacom 27" QHD tablet for roughly $900-$1200 USD. Is it worth it? Or do they have the same problems as the 4K Cintiqs supposedly do?
>just use a non-display
I have one, but I feel like I can't draw accurately. My ellipses are far better on paper than they are on the non-display tablet.
>just get an iPad
No.
I know Wacom is apparently the best, but I heard driver issues are a big problem, and that they started making them cheaply since moving manufacturing to China, while charging the same premium. Based on the reviews I've watched though, it seems like they still make the best pens by a fair bit.
XP-Pen looks ok, but the pen is still clearly worse than Wacom's, especially when it comes to tilt functionality. I am also not a fan of having to use matte screen protectors, and change them every few months due to scratches.
Huion - forget it. I'm not buying from a Chinese brand.
I can potentially get a used Wacom 27" QHD tablet for roughly $900-$1200 USD. Is it worth it? Or do they have the same problems as the 4K Cintiqs supposedly do?
>just use a non-display
I have one, but I feel like I can't draw accurately. My ellipses are far better on paper than they are on the non-display tablet.
>just get an iPad
No.
