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>Check out the webm to understand how bad they are.

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Reminder that this is literally all you ever need

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>>7818269
Actually I need less.

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Reminder that the autist who keeps crying chang at anyone recommending anything but Wacom is shilling a Chinese product.

>>7818367
Somehow chinks like you are still unable to differentiate between manufacturing location and where the company is actually based.

>>7818269
I have intuos, but the small one. it's a little uncomfortable, but the hotkeys are nice since I slide the keyboard under my desk when I draw

>>7818370
>It's not the exact same Chinese shit as everywhere else despite being made in the same chink factories because Jews from Washington price gouge!

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>last thread got spammed for a new one
>>7818253
>42:01
>>7818254
>42:29
>>7818255
>43:02
>>7818256
>43:34
>>7818257
>44:05

>all of these posts spammed so you couldn't see a single post made by a non spambot before having to scroll down a bunch
you literally cannot convince me this isn't some janny being paid to shill samsung products
it implies that you should buy wacoms and ipads used, and that the new ones are "bad", but samsungs should be bought new?

>>7818255
>no date
When did this happen? Can you repeat this with the first two weeks of December 2025?

>>7818253
i love my ipad pro, but everyone be aware if you aren't already, it had horrible pen wobble on slow or medium diagonal strokes.

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OP got btfo in last thread, so he ran away only to get btfo here. Sasuga chink plastic shill.

>>7818481
That and the overly obnoxious and incendiary Wacom autist is very obviously trying to paint anyone who prefers Wacom in a bad light.

Budget wacoms are legitimately worse than budget chinese tablets
>no tilt support and 2048 levels of pressure in 2026

>>7818636
>needing more than 2048 ps

Are these threads always like this or did you pick up the wacom shill recently?

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>>7818644
>recently
He's been here from the get-go, all the way back in 2020 when he decided to make a general after a barrage of threads on /g/.
>>>/g/76558888
He used to be a common user of /csg/ aka "Chink Shit General", probably got lead poison from anime figurines and became mentally ill.

Even if he wasn't around, you'd have to be retarded to actually take advice from consumerism threads by anons that don't actually post pictures of things they have though.
Go ask on twitter or an art discord for tablet suggestions instead.

>>7818686
The only anon that posted his work uses huion and was called a chang for saying his old cintiq had driver issues.

>>7818689
>/dtg/
>drawing
Pick one.

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Is the OP still accurate? I thought XP Pen at least was doing a lot better these days, especially for the price. At least that's what YouTube artists seem to be saying.
Not shilling, just trying to be as informed as possible before dropping hundreds on one.

>>7818697
Do you have eyes? Use them to read the rest of the thread and not only OP. But to answer your question, no, he hasn't been accurate for literal years, arguably never.

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>>7818701
Yeah i posted before reading the thread.
>frogposter is retarded

>>7818701
You're wrong and an idiot. I've curated these threads for years now and update them as I need to. The simple fact is Chinese tablets just aren't good. Anyone suggesting otherwise is a worst a shill, and at best misinformed and leading people into wasting their money. It always has and always will be Wacom>Apple>Samsung>everything else. I wish so badly these threads would either just be a sticky with replies disabled or for me to moderate them and delete stupid replies like this.

don't listen to chang's lies

>>7818697
>At least that's what YouTube artists seem to be saying.
they're all paid shills
>>7818483
go check it yourself you dumb shill. but if you're too brain damaged for that see >>7817790

>>7818253
>Cintiq 22
oudated, cintiq 24 (2025) replaced it

>>7818644
it started after chang tried to shill shitty knockoffs

>>7818375
try harder chang

>>7818730
>go check it yourself
I'm not browsing reddit but I'll take your word.

my huion fried my laptop's monitor

>>7818726
You still haven't shown proof that you own the tablets you talk about, or that you even draw. There's no reason to believe you because you don't back up the claims you make, you just point at a Reddit post or YouTube video that makes the brands you like look good while ignoring everything else.

>>7818752
reddit is the first place gullible normies go to complain about their broken chink tablets

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apparently telling wacom schizo to kill himself is a bannable offence now, janitors u go kill yourselves too

>>7818738
I do not want to buy Smasnug, gook. Shit post elsewhere. Chances are they'll start piping full-screen ads through those, too.

>>7818694
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>>7818726
yeah sure is a shame people who actually draw can give out their personal reviews on tablets instead of shit from webm compilations of youtube, reddit screencaps and made up headcanons using google images.

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>chinaman still so upset about the OP he spends his time gaslighting as the OP and having an argument with himself
Still not recommending anyone buys your low-quality crap, Chang.
It's now possible to buy a Cintiq 24 Pro with the ergo stand for $700. No need to even think about XP-Junk or Poouion anymore.

Thread is just a humiliation ritual for /beg/s, just filter it out and go draw, you spergs.
/dtg/i;boards:ic;op:only
in "Subject"

>>7818868
begs still need a beginner tablet, the truth is that literally any screenless tablet all uses the same tech from the same 2 digitizer manufactuers, it literally doesn't matter
driver support matters even less if the tablet is supported by OpenTabletDriver, because that means you're no longer vulnerable to the manufacturer dropping support.

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>>7818872
>OpenTabletDriver

>>7818876
ctrl+space rotates the canvas

>>7818881
*zooms in the canvas

>>7818838
>>7818771
same fag, and even if it isn't the same guy, get help. There's something wrong with this kind of mentality.

>>7818808
Post your email. If I knew who you were I'd make sure you'd be banned. I can't stand you people sometimes. I try not to look at these trolls because I know it's bait, but you know what, sometimes i gets to me. If I knew people weren't counting on these threads I would stop. I'm a person too, but this weird antagonistic shit towards someone that ALWAYS posts these threads is nuts.

low effort bait

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>>7819221
>There's something wrong with this kind of mentality.
How, elaborate. You make claims that are hard to believe and goes against what many other people said, so we ask for proof.

>If I knew people weren't counting in these threads I would stop.
Hilarious, a quick look at the archives suggest otherwise.

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>hey Anon it's time to reinstall the tablet driver for the second time in 10 days and restart your PC
Wacom may have the best tablets but their code is written by jeet street shitters.

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I love doing this instead of drawing! This is my favorite part.

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I risk another ban, this thread is just the honeypot of a janny chilling crap to get the money since they moderate this place for free.

At this point, this info should be in the sticky and be updated, with luck, once a year, but you have this retard spamming the thread in order to keep it on the first page.

i have draw for a few years, had a lot of tablets, my take including range or need are.

>screenless
there is NOT a single best option than the xp pen deco v 03. is 50 dollars in amazon and is one if not the one with the biggest work area in the market, yes, i have the deco pro which is a few centimeters bigger but there is no huge difference, you can probably pick something even cheaper or second hand online, a lot, and i mean a lot of students buy these for 1 class and after the semester is finished they do not touch them.

>screen tablet
Depending on your budget, the wacom cintiq 16 is the best option by far, but is expensive, for half the price, you can get a xp pen, i have an artist 16, which didnt let me down for years and was worth every cent until i sold it.

>portable
ipad, i know, apple, but there is no better option, these things, specially the old ones are build like trucks, if you take care, i assure you it will last forever. best way to get one is to join facebook market and search for women selling them, they barely use it in general and you can find gems with good condition.

>>7819578
Oh wow a real discussion for once
>Screenless
I agree they are all the same. Intuos Pro is simply unreasonable, 350$ for a black rectangle? No. And literally every other tablet (Huion and Xp-Pen) are using the Ugee technology so they are identical.

Although I don't know if the newer pentech 3/4/whatever feel nicer, but regardless, the pens are servicable, at 60$ you get a 100% functional device you can do anything with. I learned to draw on an old dogshit huion with a battery pen. They sure as fuck came a long way.
Yes the wobble is real and no it doesn't affect the real life performance because you aren't going to draw straight lines by hand without a stabilizer. I used these tablets long before the wobble was discovered, and I had no fucking idea, lol.

>Depending on your budget, the wacom cintiq 16 is the best option by far, but is expensive,
I am waiting for the Huion Kamvas Pro 19 to arrive, but the customs are busy during the holyday season and the Russian post is notoriously shit, i don't know when am I gonna get something I paid 1000$ for.

When It arrives I'm going to review it extensively. I am the first Chang, yes that one who drove the schizo insane.

>know, apple, but there is no better option
Samsung plus and Ultra are perfectly capable. I'm still using the Samsung S7+ I bought when it released with a bluetooth keyboard. In fact i used it for professional work doing the sprites for a VN.

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>>7819601
>Yes the wobble is real and no it doesn't affect the real life performance

BTW on the topic of wobble.
The schizo is going to say that Intuos Pro allow you to draw without a stabilizer for a real feel.
That's bullshit.

Literally every tablet has wobble, that's a specific of how the digitizers work, however Intuos Pro has a firmware stabilizer built into the tablet. That's why the OSU! players use Bamboo, the Bamboo have a faster response and they also have wobble.

There are no wobble free tablets, there only are tablets with built in stabilizer.

>>7819601
honestly i talk out of the best option from quality or price, i know there are a lot of options and sometimes we have to accommodate to what we have at our reach, nothing wrong with that.

>>7819605
this is one of the biggest lies on this thread, i would pay real money to see the schizo grab a pencil and draw perfect lines to see what excuse they pull off. wobble is a skill issue, no hardware, pick a real inking pen and you will see how little you can blame the tablets

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>>7819609
>i would pay real money to see the schizo grab a pencil
I'm not schizo, i'm Chang, the real one (i'm blonde and blue eyed btw)
Red lines are done with a ruler, blue lines are freehand. If you zoom in really fucking closely you can see there's like 1 pixel waviness to them, both the ruler and the freehand lines wave very subtly.
Yes it's real and not it's completely unimportant. You would have never noticed that if you weren't told it's there and it's completely not relevant to real drawing

BTW the Schizo literally doesn't have a tablet to post anything,

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>>7819617
The tablet is a Deco Pro BTW.
This is the wobble the schizo is talking about, you might see it if you squint.

Yes it's real, no it doesn't matter.

>>7819617
>(i'm blonde and blue eyed btw)
And I'm also 6'5".
I'm not being ironic. I simply want the schizo to feel inadequate about himself.

wtf i boughted a wacom and it didn't work and was very low quality??? went back to my old xp pen which has worked flawlessly for years

>>7819640
check drivers. this literally cannot be possible.

>>7819669
fixed, thanks anon. i reinstalled but it didn't work at first, but then i realized I had an old gaomon driver still active. i took that off and it works great now.

>>7819669
nevermind they broke again, might just have to return this piece of garbage... never buying wacom again

>>7819841
don't listen to this anon, it worked just fine. have a nice christmas and happy new year lol

>>7819942
you too, bud. Let me know if you have any other issues.

Merry Xmas HNY

>>7819640
i'm having the same issue... atleast my huion works well

>>7819968
ok chang

Bought a Samsung s10 fe, do you guys know a case for it that won’t make my pen act retarded because of the stupid fucking magnets?

Also saw people saying buying a Wacom pen for it would make my cock bigger, I trust you degenerates more than the other bots

>>7820223
dont trust anyone here, big mistake

any reqs for a retardedly huge display ?
I do mean something absurd, like 27 inch screen tablet

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>>7820562
Get this, i've heard good things about it.

>>7820592
>2200 dollaridoos
I know it's 4k and 144hz but holy moly

>>7818726
Where do you think Wacom tablets are manufactured?

>>7820600
Wow, that's almost as much as wacom's 17 inch.

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>>7819625
>>7819617
Huion Kamvas here.
Red line is the mathematical straight edge (starting point + shift click to end point)
Blue is using a straight edge
Green is free hand (which I'm very proud of. I can never free hand straight lines).
at size 20 for 600dpi and no smoothing I can sorta-almost see a hint of wobbling. Anything smaller and I can't see it.
What's the over-under that the wacom schizo is just falseflagging to get people to stop supporting the company?

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Man these threads are bizarre, feels more like some schizo /g/ shit than an art thing. I've been using the Wacom Intuos Small for years now and it feels fine (the white and black one from circa 2018, I don't even know the official name). I'm sure there's better stuff but I don't get all the venom here. You can make nice art with a shitty kiddie crayon. I'm sure just about any tablet is sufficient and you should focus on other problems.

>>7821161
This is too specific, he's trying to get people to hate Wacom specifically. My guess is that he's a Samsung gook.

>>7821057
Just about all of this thread is 1 paid bad actor and everyone pointing and laughing at him.

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Anyone know of a similar design to this for a macropad? to get the official csp one, its like 140 usd to send here. was thinking of using a cheap vr remote but idk if that'd work

Why does my screen corners become red overtime do I really have to buy one every 3 years

>>7821309
a typical vr controller for an actual headset will absolutely not work. Those cheapo ones that come with a phone vr headset case might work though, or possibly a joycon. I'm not too sure how it'd work software wise though, binding keybinds to controller inputs

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I got one of those samsung tablets and it feels like ass to draw on. I've never used a tablet like this before, just an intuos, but my problems are that the screen is way too slick and there's no feedback, plus the pen is super thin.
Any recommendations to fix this? I'd rather not return this since it's a really good android tablet otherwise

>>7821600
wrap some tape or something around the stylus and there's probably some sort of screen protector you can buy to add some texture

>>7821600
that's a youtube video, not something you bought

>>7821600
I bought an astropad for my iPad, I love it. Came with some special nibs too.

>>7818726
I am starting to think that you are a white woman and you were raped by an ugly chinkcel hahahahaahah

>>7821275
>He deleted it
Hit the bail in the head.

I got a display tablet after years of using screenless, it´s almost like trying to learn everything from scratch and rewiring my brain.
Fuck me, but im not gonna give up!

>>7822012
This is why I tell people to start with paper and if they enjoy it to jump to a display tablet.

>>7822020
Dont get me wrong I enjoy paper a lot, but its still a bit weird to use screen.

>>7818253
What drawing tablet screen or screenless is best for someone using Linux?
I can't be arsed with W11 at the moment.

>>7822894
i know that xp-pen has linux drivers
I don't know about wacom, huion etc

>>7822894
There's also Open Tablet Driver, that works what a lot of different tablets. Here's the compatibility list:
https://opentabletdriver.net/Tablets

>>7822923
wacom has in-tree linux driver support
https://linuxwacom.github.io/

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>pic unrelated, just for attention
I'm a /beg/ looking for a tablet that will be good all the way up to at least /int/. Price range is anything up to maybe 200NZD (116~USD). The OP says chinks make knock-offs so I assume Wacom is good? I'm eying the Wacom Intuos Medium Black cause the small seems too small (152.4 x 94.0 mm holy moly). Is it worth getting the OTG adapter? I don't know what that would be useful for.
Do I even need to be thinking about this? I assume worrying about the quality of your drawing tablet is like worrying about the quality of your drawing pencils (unless you're good enough to notice the difference it doesn't matter).

>>7823914
This whole thread is disinformation, every screenless tablet made in the last 5-10 years is good enough, just make sure it's supported on the platforms you use and you can live with the hotkeys it comes with.

>>7824145
That's just your coping mechanism, chink shillbot.
Everyone knows Chinese brands are terrible.

>>7824159
you also completely ignore how terrible wacom has gotten knowing they don't have to compete because retards like you will buy their trash because it says wacom on it

>>7824159
you don't even draw faggot

>>7822894
My kamvas 22 plus just werks on linux, no extra drivers needed.

>>7824161
why lower the bar further?

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Anyone use this thing for professional work or is it just a novelty?

>>7824145
okay, I'm gonna buy the Wacom Intuos Medium Black. thank you anon.
>>7824159
>>7824161
>>7824165
>>7824474
it can't be this serious guys.

>>7822939
Welp I tried this one out. Got it working with my XP-Pen. I was just thinking if I could get it working with my old screenless Huion as well because I'm starting to get that back/shoulder fatigue from working with screen tablets for long time. Or I'll just get a cheap screenless XP-Pen for the times where I don't need that much accuracy

>>7824891
Forgot to add. Using two different brands with open tablet driver didn't work for me. Sadge.

>>7824891
>back/shoulder fatigue from working with screen tablets
This is purely an Xpiss-pen/huishit issue, Wacom doesn't do that.

>>7824949
You can't mix different brands because their drivers override each other. Same happens with Wacom against XP-Pen/Huion/Ugee/Xencelab

>>7824867
You are not buying that. You are buying a XP Pen pro 22-24 or a Huin Kanvas pro 22-24. You will replace that Intuos in less than a year.

>im poor and a russian subhuman

paper and pencil

What is a good /beg/-tier tablet that works on linux? I know Wacom and some Huion models are supported but I'm not sure which specific model to get. Aiming for under or around 100-125 USD.

don't listen to chang's lies

I know I can be passionate when I'm trying to help people make informed decisions about tablets, but you people that hate Wacom just because it's the superior product are truly the freaks.

I got today off, so I'm here all day if anyone needs help with purchases or drivers.

Anyone know if you can use different tablets from same brand at the same time? Obviously not 2 people using at the same time. Like Wacom display + wacom screenless. Or XP-Pen display + XP-Pen screenless (eg Artist 16 Pro Gen 2 with Deco Pro Gen 2). Tho I found thesevenpens' writeup saying you could get it working.

Just a reminder to save your works boys :D

Infinite painter was upgraded automatically last night and doesnt open anymore
I installed older version, it works but all my projects are gone :D

Fortunately am beginner and loss wasnt absolutely massive

>>7818254
Coming from an ancient Cintiq, the Xppen's good enough. It's a matter of how much the video's points bother you. The Chinese brands started getting too expensive for the risk some years back which lowers the appeal. Getting one second hand when you need a display tablet quick beats a new Intuos or saving up for a Cintiq. I'll see how I feel once it breaks (4 years now).

>>7818253
found an used Xiaomi Pad 5 + pen for 150 bucks
is it worth it? previously used a 2022 s6 lite
quite worried about the pen desu but the tablet seems fine? also bigger screen, would appreciate input

Are there any good aftermarket stands for the kamvas 22 plus? The stock one is fine but something that allows different heights and positions/orientations would be nice. Don't wanna put it on an arm.

>>7826878
Watch some reviews, I've heard the pen sucks.

So i got a samsung s10 lite as per op recommendation and the spen iaf is so TRASH. Pressure is so fucking shit my intuous 3 mogs this thing. When im at 17 pixels the lightest marks i can make are 10 fucking pixels. Other than that it performs really well and its accurate tho. And csp runs nicely.

>>7821600
Any screen tablet is slippery when drawing. You just need to get used to it. Or buy a screen protector and change your nibs every 2 weeks if you want some grip. Nothing beats screenless and pc in terms of feel and comfort.

>>7818253
my xp pen (current gen) is working better than my wacom...

I could emergency buy myself Wacom One Pen 13 Touch due to family pressuring me into buying something for myself with partially their money for Christmas and there being a discount at a store. Should I? Is it the real deal or more like a toy? It doesn't sell with a stand, which makes men nervous about its viability.

>>7828415
Its bad, get a screenless or a samsung tablet
The wacom one should cost li,e 150 dollars to be considered good.

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>>7821600
I'd get a matte screen protector, love drawing on my Galaxy ever since I put one on. Here's a photo of how mine looks when I use it to play retro video games, it's another thing I like about tablets, they're so versatile with their use cases.

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Finally got my Intous 4 drawing tablet. I was so relieved that it was not a scam this time and the pen actually came with it.

I can get a huion kamvas 13 for a very good price, any anon using it? How does it compare to pro version is it any good? Schizo please do not reply

>>7828953
anon...that looks beat to hell

>>7824159
>Schizo is back
Where do you think wacoms are manufactured, samgook?

>>7829112
How good is a good price? For me the screen was just too small at 16. Pro has better color accuracy, too, but I switched years ago.

>>7829550
80 euro, do you mean kamvas 16? screen looks pretty big on it

>>7829112
I had an xp pen 13.3 pro and while it was alright a screenless tablet with a larger screen is 5x better.
Really screen tablets are a meme, your hand gets in your way, they have much worse ergonomics too. Also the xp pen wasnt accurate depending on how you had the pen tilted. The tilt function was also really shit compared to my intuos 3. Keep in mind the xp pen 13.3 is an old chink tablet, maybe theyve improved by now. I know ur talking about huion but they are the same thing. Personally id go for a used wacom or a screenless xp pen/huion, screen tablets are a meme. They could be good at 22/24 inches i guess.

>>7828808
Doesnt it eat through nibs?

>>7829673
Yeah I had the 16. I had the space and couldn't really get too much done with smaller sizes, so I upgraded to the 24 and love it. I like rotating from the shoulder/elbow.
That is a really good price, though. Is it a gen 3 or standard?

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>>7829680
No idea about nibs because I use a capacitive stylus, since my tablet doesn't support active styluses.

>>7829818
standard i think, although if 16 is too small 13 must be unusable

>>7829870
I'm also a big guy that draws from the shoulder. I personally feel that the 13 is much too small, but if you like to draw in small sketchbooks like moleskins or something it shouldn't be a problem.

What's the best device for using shortcuts when drawing on an android tablet that doesn't cost 200€?
I'm testing one of those 8bitdo gamepads and while it feels alright I'm wondering what my alternatives are

I know op is a schizo that's never drawn, but this seems like an okay place to ask possibly
Are old asus proarts as good as current ones for color accuracy?
I'm starting to do my own art prints and saw an asus proart PA248Q for $40.
I don't care about shit like higher refresh rate or resolution, just color

>>7830987
a 2nd hand tourbox.

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Is there anyone out there with a working Huion tablet that's more than five years old?
I have the theory that those shits only have like a 5 year life span and then they just stop working as tablets all together.
I been having constant troubles with my kamvas 13 since I bought it in late 2020. This year it was constant static that didn't let me draw for more than a couple of minutes without having to turn on and off the thing. And now it just says "device disconnected" no matter how many different fixes I try. And I'm still yet to find someone with a working tablet that's moren than five years old. But I did find lots of comments of peopleb talking about their drawing tablets now being used only as a second monitor.

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>>7830987
I have picrel since 2021 and i cant find anything else that could beat it in terms of cramming as much as shortcuts + modifers into one device. I've pretty much only use keyboard for typing in layer names. Everything else is just one hand on the keypad and another hand holding the pen. Takes about 1-2 weeks to build a new muscle memory and trying out the best layout but it was worth it.

>>7831299
Whoops. Forgot that if for Android though shit for android you're limited to half the keys and it's not as portable. I have the 8bitdo mini which is fine for on the go stuff

>>7831000
that's a steal at that price. should be fine unless it was running 24/7. might just wanna re-calibrate it if you own a calibration device. rent one if you don't.

I've gotten myself an xp pen magic drawing tab this xmas. Its a 1 year old tablet set back to factory setttings.

And I'm sort of disapointed with it. I got infinite painter, which was better than Hipaint (procreate clone). The tablet has a tiny but ever so slightly noticeable lag. For some reason it feels like there's line smoothing applied by default I cannot get rid of. Even writing naturally on it gives me horrendous results. I dont know if this makes a lot of sense, but the lines feel straighter than they should be. to get nice curvy and curly lines I have to step out of my way and give it a lot more effort than on paper.


Is it a hardware thing ? What the fuck ? How can I fix this ? I think its got a guarantee that expires at the end of this year, should I take advantage of this to get a new one ?
Also what the fuck is this retarded new captcha fuckery

>>7831481
Try different apps. And make sure to have stabilizers/smoothing off.

>>7818253

I'm here to tell you guys. if you are planning to get a tablet don't get the chinese tech. Yes, it's cheap for higher spec. But you will regret it. If you cant afford the popular ones. The ipad 11 A16 with a second hand first gen pencil is more than capable. You get the best drawing app and much stable system compared to the chinese brand. You'll get used to the refresh rate and lower storage. You can easily transfer between non apple devices now. And if you don't like the drawing on glass feeling. Get a paperlike screen and some oem apple pencil nib cover. do not get the chinese tablet unless you need higher spec for gaming/emulation. For art purposes get Apple.

On Wacom, do you need to press a little bit instead of just moving the stylus? This is my first time using a tablet. Is this normal?

Is the wacom movink tab 14 worth it over the 11in wacom tab? I wanna upgrade from my Galaxy tab s7 and I have enough to comfotably get either so price isnt a major concern

>>7832648
You can hover over the tablet with the stylus in order to move the cursor but to actually draw you have to press.

>>7833353
I mean, the stylus pen touches the screen, but to get a line you need to press a little.

>>7831652
Procreate is great for sketching but is still a niche software so there arent enough tutorials. Also lacks a ton of stuff that Clip Studio has like 3D models.
Clip Studio requires a subscription and the UI isnt the most mobile friendly.
I have an iPad pro and it's FUN to draw on but I usually find myself wishing for a bigger screen and a second monitor for references and youtube help.

>>7832776
I just got a movink pad 11 as a birthday gift recently. Haven't had a dedicated tablet in over a decade and I really like it so far. It has its faults being a little underpowered compared to its competitors and not being able to expand the storage. But thats fine with me since I have a dedicated drawing setup for my pc so I didn't need the best specs and storage.

Really depends what you do, I think the 14 is a good investment if you need something for more then illustrations later down the line. But I dont think the extra specs and utilities should have it worth twice as much.

>>7831652
stfu aaron

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ASUS ROG Flow Z13
>gaming laptop + drawing tablet hybrid
>AMD CPU + GPU
or
ROG Strix G16 (overpowered laptop)
>autistic features
>240hz
>HDR
with Samsung Tablet as the go-to?

>>7836161
thinking of getting a stylus for my hp pavilion x360x instead
am i cooked?

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I installed like 4 times the drivers for my wacom but the screen still refuses to display my pc

>>7818253
One of the things I dislike about digital drawing or drawing in general is the lack of workflow. You create your own over time, but my experience with Rocksmith, which streamlines guitar playing for the video game experience, made me a better player and more aware of my mistakes instead of banging my head against the wall trying to figure things out. I think there should be a digital app with a streamlined workflow or a game that simplifies the process. A way to gamify drawing. That's what we need. I don't have to adapt to Krita; Krita needs to adjust to me.

>>7836602

drawing is not for you. do something else.

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>>7836602
what >>7836920 said
If you're not creative enough to keep yourself motivated (which IS a skill for anything you want to do in life) why even do it? Do you know what the scientific method is? maybe you ought to slow down and go through that.

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>>7821044
>Huion Kamvas
Which one? I sometimes check out Chang's blog that reviews tablets constantly and I always see him test the wobble and nearly every tablet is noticeable. Maybe you have some stability enabled in the software?

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>>7837371
The only one that seems to lack it is pic (XPpen 24 second gen 4k) but it's too big/out of budget for me

>>7831220
I've got an older gen kamvas 19 from 2016 or 2017, don't remember the exact year since it was either December or January when I got it. It still works but I had to replace the pens in 2022 since they had those shitty chargeable pens that couldn't hold their charge at all after 4 years. Currently waiting on my 27 kamvas pro to ship since it's on its last legs though.

>>7836927
Fun fact no one does science like that. New scientific method: start with a hypotheses > form your ideal conclusion > try to bait investors to pay you for an experiment that proves your ideal conclusion > if experiment proves you wrong say it's inconclusive and ask for more money. Repeat.

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My Kamvas Pro 19 finally arrived, i'm gonna need a bigger desk for it all. I just unboxed and started getting used to it. I'm gonna need a bigger desk for it all.

Well my first impression was the pen. it changed completely again. At this point it's indistinguishable from the Wacom pro line. The nibs are thin and very snugly fit into the case, they don't really move, don't have a give and wobble around while you draw.
The initial activation force is basically not there, the pressure response is very smooth and controlled, both taper on and taper off. The older huions had a rough taper off when releasing the pressure, it's gone. without even tweaking the curve it's perfect out of the box.
The thin pen is anodized aluminum, the regular pen is plastic that feels premium, with a Wacom-style eraser and a third button.

The screen isn't what I expected.
It's calibrated to accurately represent sRGB which looks boring, but the correct kind on boring. If you ever worked on OLED you'd know that it makes you underrepresent the colors and contrast. this is safe. The rough grippy coating doesn't have a rainbow splash effect, instead it has a subtle blur to everything. After working on a smooth Samsung it's slightly disappointing but probably the best way of doing it.

Touch works, the quality depends on the application. Windows itself doesn't have palm rejection, but Clip Studio Paint has it's own touch handling, so as long as you're working in CSP the touch is golden, you're going to love it, just like an enormous iPad.
Photoshop doesn't have that feature but thankfully there's a hardware button that disables touch, you can easily switch it off when you don't need it.

More to come, I just started using it. And I'm already happy.

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>>7837371
>>7837372
>and nearly every tablet is noticeable.

It's only noticable if you're looking for it.
Wobble is inherent to the EMR technology, cannot be eliminated, and it's not significant enough to disrupt the actual drawing.

When you are actually drawing a picture, rather than trying to benchmark the tablet you are
A. not drawing straight 45 degree lines with a ruler
B. using a stabilizer and the stabilizers eliminate it entirely
>Bu bu but Wacom Pro
Wacom built the stabilizer into the drivers. the only reason you don't see the wobble is because they are cheating.

>>7836161
Both sounds like a bad idea, but there's something you need to know about the Samsung, and OLED.

OLED fucks you up, it's not fit for the content production.
A. it's oversaturated. I worked on a samsung tablet for years. When a picture looks normal on an overblown OLED it looks dull on a normal screen.
B. OLED crushes the dark values HARD. One time I was commissioned to draw a girl swimming at night and boy was that a fucking nightmare. OLED completely fucked up the dark values and the entire scene was dark, so I had to color it basically blind.

Samsung is a decent tablet with a decent pen, but man, you gotta be wary of the OLED, they simply aren't accurate. Imagine trying to build a house with an incorrect tape ruler.

I got a medium wacom intuos pro for Christmas. This is my first tablet. Should I avoid putting my wrist on the tablet when drawing? I would like to keep this thing nice. I have no excuse to not draw now.

>>7839105
>I would like to keep this thing nice. I have no excuse to not draw now.
No such thing. You will fuck it up, think of it as an eraser, if you use it it goes.

>>7838504
>It's calibrated to accurately represent sRGB which looks boring
Update, I was wrong.
It actually has a DCI-P3 profile, i just didn't know about.

It's great.

i like to check these threads every couple of years just to see if people are still arguing about the same bull shit. you niggers need to get a proper hobby. you have been doing this for almost a decade

>>7839635
Anything to do with screens and monitors is a forever argument because there is no perfect monitor. Every panel type and every solution has it's tradeoffs.
>ips doesn't have perfect blacks
>OLED crushes blacks
>va has shit angles
>smooth glass glares
>matte glass blurs the image
There is no perfect monitor, at no price point and if you're autistic you can't be happy with any screen

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I'm considering getting an Intuos Pro Large, any other alternatives?
I don't think I really need a screen, so that's some money saved. I don't dislike the idea of getting the medium one, but I'm not sure about the size.

>>7839105
missed your post before posting mine (>>7841650)
, how do you like the medium one, would you say the size is good?

>>7841656
I'm pre-/beg/ so I don't know how much my opinion matters but I like the size desu

>>7824145
I got my intuos PTH-851 used for 50 and a pro pen for 30, and they absolutely slap. Just checked eBay, and you can get the tablets with a regular pen used for roughly 60-100 USD, depending on what size you want. Anything above 2048 pressure sensitivity is a gimmick, especially when it comes to Wacom products, though. I've had a few different tablets, Huion, Gaomon, etc. The pens sucked.

>>7841650
>>7841957
Samefag with the PTH-851, which is an older large model. Any other manufacturers are shit, it's all cope. I regret wasting money on the other tablets. They weren't bad tablets, but the pens were horrible. Too light, no grip, and they were flimsy as heck. Don't buy into the Chinese tablet trap just because is 50 percent cheaper. Buy a used tablet instead.

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>>7821600
Get one of these felt nibs. Yes the s-pen can use wacom one nibs and it feels like a cheat. I've been using these on a normal glass screen and its surprisingly grippy. Paperlike screens are too finnicky to maintain and they absolutely leave scrathes the more you use. I've been using a felt nib for 2 month and it still works fine, it gets a little bit grippier in fact as the fibers unfurl

Not sure why people are saying anything above 2k pressure is useless, I'm using 12k now and it's a game changer. I can get much more variation in line and opacity and I don't have to press like a gorilla to get max pressure which was causing me pain before after drawing for a few hours

>>7842116
The truth is that every single pen+tablet+nib combination has a different feel. Even two of the same pen can draw differently (speaking from experience)

>>7841650
>>7841656
Everybody I know who uses a large says it's too big and they only use a fraction of it to actually draw.

So either go for a medium or buy yourself a screen tablet. Pro Large is 500$ bucks, for a black rectangle with magnets, it's just unreasonable.

>>7842189
I've heard mixed feelings on screen tablets, so not 100% sure about those

>>7842189
I've only heard the opposite, its more space for broad strokes and doesn't feel too cramped

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PTH-651 for $130 no box, or
PTH-660 for $210 full set with screen protector
ermmmmm, help?

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>>7842280
Broad strokes are more difficult, they require you to control your shoulder, medium tablet allows you to get by with just elbow.

>>7842264
>I've heard mixed feelings on screen tablets, so not 100% sure about those
Low end and old screen tablets have more downsides than benefits. The current top offerings? They are a HUGE benefit.

See this >>7838504 It's 800$ and you were thinking about spending 500$ on a black plastic rectangle.

The thing is perfect. It's a 19" 4k tablet with a calibrated IPS display, and touch navigation. The pen is at least as good as the wacom pro line. At least.

>>7842349
Why would I spend 500 on the newest one if I can get the previous (and basically the same) version for 200.
Saves me 600 bucks in comparison to the screen one.

I feel like every drawing lesson always talks about using your shoulders and elbows so I'm not sure if thats actually a problem or more of a meme. But I can see how it might still be too large, I'll check out some reviews of the medium one to see how people use it, it might be a better choice

>>7842359
IDK, you do you but I just don't consider used goods, you never know what you're getting. Maybe it's busted, maybe the USB port is loose, maybe the pen is fucked, it's someone else's scraps and it's still overpriced.
200$ for a screenless? Why? there's literally nothing expensive inside.

>elbows
Actually essential. If you aren't an artist you only have fine control of your fingers and that's too small range of motion.
>shoulder
Relevant to drawing and painting traditionally on an easel. If you intend to become a trad artist and draw on large paper or paint you'll need it. If you wanna focus on digital art and work on a tablet you may skip your shoulder day.

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>>7842359
Just look at this and tell me it's worth 200$ after somebody busted a nut over it. An empty fucking PCB.

Sure Huion pens are SLIGHTLY worse, they are also 50$ new. That's 150$ you keep.

should I wait to get my sister a 27 wacom pro in hopes that they release newer models next year, or get it now during a sale?
her birthday is in April.

>>7842429
Wacom Pro 27 is already packed with all the best tech there's simply nothing to improve. If they release a new one next year it's just gonna be more of the same.

So yeah if it's a gift for an important person and you have the money for it actually do it, buy her the current Wacom Pro.

If you were buying for yourself I would tell you to get a huion because it's much smarter. but the gifts are different, you don't gift your family the budget options buy her the current Wacom.

im gonna buy a 2025 16 cintiq soon and im pretty excited
>dude just get an ipad
ive tried drawing with an ipad/apple pen combo before and i honestly hated it. the smooth glass felt like absolute ass to draw on. and i dont really care about "portability", i draw at my desk 99.9% of the time. the .1% is if i get an idea while im out and ill do a thumbnail sketch on mobile ibispaint with my finger lol.
>>7841650
ive had the pro medium model for several years with no issues, its pretty much a perfect screenless. i never use the shortcut buttons though, and the touch dial is awful so i just have it turned off. wish they just made a version with no shortcut keys desu, i feel like theyre a thing of the past at this point

>>7842615
Non pro cintiq is a mistake.
Either go wacom pro, or huion. The regular cintiq is worse and costs more.

>>7842673
i dont have any need for 4k resolution or touch though. and ive always thought of wacom as lasting way longer than the other brands which is why im fine paying a bit more if itll actually last 5+ years without shitting itself. i had a huion display in the past and it felt like cheap chinese caca, i ended up reselling it

I didn't touch my wacom in a few months and it's stopped working. The light turns on when I plug it in but it doesn't register the pen. I don't think I wore it out because I hardly used it that much. It wasn't second hand.

>>7842676
4k is nice you'll be staring at it dead on, not arm's length. Touch is really fucking good if you're working in CSP, not every software supports it but come on CSP is king. And then there are other things like the pen. The pen that comes with the cheap wacom is actually more ass than the chinese pen and the glass is thicker so there's more gap.

>i had a huion display in the past and it felt like cheap chinese caca, i ended up reselling it
They used to suck but they changed HUGELY. Between Huion and the cheap Wacom Huion offers higher quality. At this point they compare to the pro series.

>>7842747
ok lend me 2k and ill get the pro 17 instead kek

Buying used drawing tablets in krautland is fucking impossible.

Everyone wants to sell their scratched to shit tablets for absurd amounts so the only decent option is to buy a new one or some form-factor that you might not like.

>>7842680
Could be that some humidity seeped in and rusted the pcb inside. I had my xp-pen in its box for 6 months and apparently some really tiny ants moved in right inside the tablet. Absolutely fucked the board but the light is still on just like yours

Redpill me on Bosto.

Is the $27 premium of the Wacon One Medium over the Wacom One S worth it?

>>7843640
Absolutely. The small tablets are dogshit and completely unusable. The medium are perfect for most people

>>7818872
Even then, not like drivers change all the time. My cintiq's last driver update was in 2015 and it works like a charm.

>>7823914
If you do want a big screen tab for cheap, look for second hand. FB market and craigslist.

>>7842389
The shoulder thing is absolutely real. When I learned to draw in le art school, we used these big 18"x24" charcoal pads. Switching from a 12" screen tablet to a 21" one really made it so much easier to draw digitally. Just way better than making these miserable little finger twitch strokes all the time.

And to everyone:
My xp-pen was ok. Issue was the usb-c port was too loose. Besides that, same diff. Also my model was probably a 2019? So maybe that's fixed now. I got my cintiq used for $100. It's from 2008, works great. Big 21 inch. So really, just use whatever works.

>paper-like screen protector
>steel nibs for s-pen
No better tablet drawing experience than this

Screen tablets are only good for sketches and lineart. You don't have many buttons (shortcuts) to work with and have more precision.
Screenless is best for painting, because better ergonomics, easier access to more buttons, better colors (using good monitor).
Bottom line is, all screen tablets can also be used as screenless, so that's the end of a debate.

>>7845509
Have fun navigating UI with your shoulder

>>7818371
get at least a medium, large if you can afford the desk real estate and price jump
i bought an ipad thinking "screen tablets will get me to draw" years ago, only to reach a level of consistency i am proud of now by properly configuring shortcuts for my workflow in krita and using my intuos that will be 8 years old in july
seriously, the small is too small and will fuck up your wrists eventually. get at least a medium.

>>7845660
which steel nibs? i have an s8 ultra

>half price used Galaxy S6 and S8 on Facebook
>neither have a stylus
I've just been drawing with pencil and paper and looking to buy a tablet to use at work. What stylus would I need to buy? Just the S Pen or is there a better/cheaper 3rd party pen to use? Also what preferably free software can I use on Android?

>>7845660
>Fucking up your screen pro and your stylus with every stroke
Yess yess good goy. But seriously why havent you tried >>7842022

No dumb questions. Got myself an art caddy and my xp-pen tablet is going to be in direct sunlight is that going to damage it in anyway?

>>7846164
Wacom One pen works on the Samsung pen-enabled tablets.

>>7846232
Direct sunlight is bad for things in general but the IPS don't bur out nearly as bad as the OLED. An OLED would be fucked if it's in the sun, An IPS - not so much.

I just ordered a HUION Inspiroy H640P Drawing Tablet, I’m a newfag and just saw a good deal. Is it shit or will I be replacing it soon? It was cheap so it’s no big deal if I need to get a new one.

>>7818253
Does anyone still use the tablet in the op besides me?

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Do you guys force proportion or use your full tablet area when drawing? I'm aware that drawing with the full area causes inaccuracy and distortion, but is it worth losing almost a quarter of my tablet's drawing area?

>>7846725
Thank you kindly I'll get a cover for it or flip it over.

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>>7828808
>>7829829
I've been drawing today and I must say, if you want to draw as a hobby, nothing too serious, a cheap used tablet with weaker hardware, alongside a cheap capacitive stylus, is really all you need, just get a capacitive stylus with a few different tips so you can choose which you like best, make sure the cheap tablet is in a size you like, and get a matte screen protector.

It feels great.

There's a faint white line around my strokes when I use Superdisplay on S8 ultra, CSP. Any tips on how to rectify that? I'm not getting enough lag to really notice, so no issue there

>>7847449
There's a feature that highlights the touch inputs in Windows, like leaving a white trail behind the touch input. You can disable it.

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>>7847469
Thank you but it's not touch trails, it's a faint white outer line around the lines, sort of like light bleed. Terrible example but it's a bit like this

Can I use my 11" iPad as a drawing tablet, or is it better to buy one of the recommended screenless ones?

anybody know of an alternative to wacoms precision mode?

ive been using ahk to automate my own custom version by using the map to region settings but its a bit clunky.

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>>7838504
>>7842349
After some time with a Kamvas Pro 19 4K I can only say that it's fucking perfect.

Everything is right, nothing is wrong.
The pen is basically perfect, it has a separate feature to calibrate the activation force, it was low out of the box, if you calibrate it detects the slightest touch, basically as soon as you touch the tablet it knows.
The screen is amazing, the coating is amazing, the touch navigation is very helpful in Clip Studio. Windows itself and most windows software aren't the best at handling touch, but CSP specifically has it's own touch handling and it's great and if you're going to be using CSP (you are) you really gonna like the touch navigation.

A total recommend, there isn't a but or any kind of compromise caveat about the latest Huion. It's literally as good as it gets.

how much play should be in my pen nub? noobie and I'm trying to determine if the shittiness I feel is do to skill issue, the cheap huion tablet I got, and a worn out nub. when i stick my thumb onto it it definitely feels loose and I can sense the shift side to side, doesn't really have a spring.

>>7850092
Depends on the particular model, the old shitty ones had a lot of wobble, the newer pens are tighter, but it's still a moving part. If there's no spring then there's a piece of tough rubber that serves as one.

Anyway, it's supposed to move a little bit.

>>7850109
huion h610

>>7850117
Yeah that's an old one, they had a very wobbly tip, it's meant to move a lot.

i'm new around here and just picked two tablets
from a dead relative, one's a Huion Inspiroy H1060P and the other looks exactly like >>7818269
which one is more comfortable for drawing? the bigger one or smaller?

>>7850153
well they should mention something like that in reviews. never encountered anything describing nub wobble.

>>7850426
It's just the accepted norm

>>7850019
Sure thing Xing

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>>7851033
Oh hi, Shitzo-kun, it's me Chang, the first one from back then, how long has it been? 6 years? 7?
Remember that time a mod purged your posts and it was half the entire thread, the only posts left were calling you a retard and a shizto? good times friend.

I'm sorry I wasn't visiting very often, because I was busy drawing. And what were you up to? besides trying to comtrol a thread on a dead board and getting laughed at? Have you finally bought yourself a tablet?

I have it's the latest Huion 19 4k and man is it just fucking great. A total recommend. I used to hesitate because back in the past each display tablet came with some drawbacks or compromises, either not a good monitor, or not a good tablet, no option was perfect. Well apparently now they do, I just bought the latest one and it's just perfect, I can confidently recommend it to everyone with no IFs and no BUTs.

Based the Citadel enjoyer. Hope you post that on xhitter so the dev can see

>>7846848
Yes its worth it, also that is the best tablet ever made and that ever will be made, there is no upgrade to it.
Use force proportion, you could move the square to be more in the middle or at the bottom of the area, its best to have the 3 large, the medium is kinda shit.

>tfw the one medium just went up to 82$ in my cunt
fuck
why didnt i fomo in before christmas

>>7852177
>citadel art

Good taste

>>7852177
Citadel art in our day in age? Very nice. You got a blog?

>>7818697
op is schizophrenic and his threads are a testament how abandoned this board is.

Wacom Intuous M CTL-6100K for $85, worth the extra $15 over the One M?

>>7854121
Also, what's the deal with extended warranty if I'm buying retail or locally?

>>7854121
>worth the extra $15 over the One M?
Both devices are the basic tier wacom, the pen is the exact same, you're only paying for the buttons.

And you aren't going to use any buttons because you're going to be using an actual keyboard.

>>7854140
>you're only paying for the buttons.
And the 4k pen/pressure points, pretty sure.

>wacom one s on sale for $25
seema like the perfect gift if it wasn't so tiny

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>Bought used tablet in pretty good condition
>Postal service decided to somehow lose it immediately and now it's stuck in limbo

They can lick my ass, now I gotta wait for 2-3 weeks until they either find it or refund my money.
At least if its gone I can reconsider wether I should get one with a screen or screenless.

>>7855000
I told you about the used goods bro. You never know what you're getting or if you're getting it.

>>7855067
It's the postal service being retarded, not the guy sending it. Could have the same thing happen with something new.

i got my 2025 cintiq 16 and i like it a lot. although i wish it came with a stand and the mini-hdmi cable, but those are my only real complaints. the display is beautiful and drawing on it feels amazing
if anybody has any questions about it just lmk

>>7855202
how much was the cable? 700 is a lot for a 16inch tablet but if I could get it on a sale for like 500-600 including a cable I think Id save up for one

>>7855288
I got it off amazon for about 8 dollars i believe. You could probably find them at a local store for a similar price. It might be a while before it goes on a sale like that though

>>7855085
This. I got a used tablet a year back and it's incredible for me.

Looking at a display tablet since I need it to be portable. The S8 models look about my price range. Looking at 2 used models.

Option #1
>S8 w/ Pen - $380 AUD
>Minor Cosmetic Wear (Scratches on screen)

Option #2
>S8 Ultra $550 AUD (No Pen)
>Listed as minor cosmetic wear but unable to tell from photos)
>No pen so need to buy some sort of pen ~$80

Total:
S8: $380 AUD
S8 Ultra: $630 AUD
S8 Ultra cost +$250 AUD

Is the ultra worth an extra $250 for someone just starting out. I'm leaning towards the Ultra for the larger screen since my girlfriend also wants to read books on it but I think she'd also be fine with the smaller S8 screen.

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Spent $41 on this, it arrives Wednesday, hoping it's decent and not complete shit.

>>7852177
>Posts works AND btfos the wacom shill
I kneel.

>>7855583
what the fuck is that.

>>7855610
TeinenRon computer drawing tablet

>>7855583
>>7855610
>what the fuck is that.

The funny part is that it looks a lot like Huion H1060p, so it's probably made out of the same OEM parts and is probably the same on the inside.

This thing might be alright for the price.

>>7855646
>Huion H1060p
Did I fuck up not buying this over the Intuos M CTL-6100K at the same price of around $85?

>>7837372
it's 1k, it won't get any cheaper than that.

>>7855467
I own an S6 for a while, its pretty small compared to the later ones but its comfortable to draw and read on. I never had an ultra but i can't imagine holding something as big as a folder and as fragile as glass comfortably, not to mention you'd need a laptop bag to carry it anywhere. But if you're serious about drawing often i'd say go for it

>>7852177
>keyboard infront of the tablet
doesn't this feel awkward as shit

>>7818254

"Hey guys, check out this 7 year old webm about products that aren't on the market anymore"

>>7856747
>doesn't this feel awkward as shit
I normally draw with the keyboard on the left, i just put it in front for scale, because a 32" in the back makes a 19" look small.

previously owned
wacom bamboo pen & touch small
Intuos Pro Medium
Ipad pro 2018 10.5¨
Xp-pen deco v2 lfe
Xp-pen Artist pro 15.6
Xp-pen deco MW

thinking about getting
Xp-pen deco pro (gen 2) XLW(large)
since i want to experience large drawing surface to see how it is
or
Xp-pen Artist Pro 16 (Gen 2)
kinda wanna swap over to screen tablet instead of non-display

thoughts?

>>7857371
>thoughts?
You still can't draw a circle.

>>7857371
display tablets completely change the game. i used to think i hated drawing digitally, what i hated was old-school digitizer tablets.
i've been using a wacom intuos 3 for a couple years before getting an xp-pen artist 22e pro that i've been using for the past 6 years or so. i tried out a huion kamvas rds-220 in a store and the difference is night and day. it's actually kind of nuts how much better it feels than my xp-pen.
i was feeling kinda destitute, since i bought a used cintiq 22HD and it was just worse in pretty much every single way that matters to me compared to the xp-pen. there's tons of problems with that tablet, so it was a little disheartening to discover that there wasn't really an upgrade path. well, turns out, it's been huion all along. do consider giving them a try, if you get one off of amazon you get free returns.

>>7857668
What store lets you try drawing tablets??

>buy new 2018 intuos
>no spare nibs
Really nigga?

>>7857371
xp-pen pro 19 gen 2
16 is too small, you already wasted more than enough on shitty tablets.

thinking of getting a scamsung for personal use, will also try drawing on it
but I heard they got rid of bluetooth in their pens s11 onwards, does that make any difference?
or is it "get an external stylus you dumb nigger" kinda thing?

Is there any way to use cracked csp on ipad?

>>7858447
no
if you can afford an ipad, you can afford csp

>>7858543
I hate jews, no thanks

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WHY THE FUCK WHAT THE FUCK I LITERALLY JUST BOUGHT THIS 2 DAYS AGO WHY DID A USB FLASH DRIVE WITH METAL ON IT HAVE TO FUCKING FALL ONTO THIS THING WHY DIDN'T I MOVE IT OFF THE DESK FIRST FUUUUUUCK THIS THING IS DEFILED FOREVER NOW

Whats the best paperlike screen protector for a galaxy s9fe+

>>7858620
I'm very sorry, anon... this is part of the reason I prefer screen tablets, with a screen protector always.

>>7818771
I believe him. Why would he lie to me

I am truly a pre-/beg/ and I think I fucking hate using a screenless tablet
I could blow money on a screen tablet but I'm not working hard enough to deserve it

>>7855202
I'm thinking of getting this or the movink 13 so I can bring it around to travel and maybe draw on my bed on a lazy day. But how feasible is it to just take it out the bag and draw? Is it extremely heavy? can you put it on your bed or will it just sink into the mattress and make everything outside of working on your desk unfeasible?
Movink also has potential to use it like a sketchpad which is handy. But the display resolution is so small I can't imagine doing serious work on it.
My main concerns with the cintiq 16 is the lack touch, low resolution, weight, and maneuverability (I want to take it around, maybe even take it around, draw at a friends house or something.)

I already have a big display tablet this is exclusively for travel or fucking around purposes.

>>7818367
Yet somehow Chinese products of one brand (based in Japan) outperforms all other Chinese brands

>>7859693
>>7832776
>>7834923
Any one here in the know with wacom rumors and such know when the movink 16 might come out?
The movink 13's resolution and size are both lacking.

>>7818277
Hey I have that one, how good is it?

>>7858620
send it back and say it came with a scratch on the display lol

do i get the XP-Pen Artist Pro 22(Gen2)QHD?
i got the XP-Pen Artist Pro 15.6

>>7859354
>Paper > screen tablet > screenless tablet
It's at least more intuitive to draw on a screen tablet and since it takes so long to set it up or put it away, it's always set up and ready to be used in my case. It's expensive though

Is the wacom one 14 good? It seems very basic but good enough, I don't see myself needing fancy features, at worst the screen might be a little small

What's peoples thoughts on a Cintiq 24 (2025)?

I know it's only 60hz, but god i hate the 16" huion i bought 2 years ago. I'm thinking it might be time to upgrade soon, and i really want a larger display tablet. I can afford the £1.2k for it, but the 2k for a pro model is maybe too much for me.

Any reviews from actual users?

>>7860635
What's wrong with the 16'' huion? I'm thinking of getting a small huion display tablet.

>>7860671
I use the Huion Kamvas 16 Pro 2.5k. The pen that comes with it just doesnt feel consistent with its pressure registration.

I bought the Slim pen for £70 and it was so much better. But, i still just feel so cramped. I also hate the texture of the glass, i have put a matte screen protector on it which helps a bit, but god it dulls the colours a lot.

I just dont like it, but im a bit autistic about my drawing experience maybe. But god, buy the slim pen if you buy the 2.5k display.

>>7860706
The pen is also just massive in size, very uncomfortable to hold. I compared it to my old Intuos and XP Pen styluses, and it's significantly thicker than both.

>>7860635
>>7860706
I suggest you buy a pro on ebay or something, or a refurb or barely used return one (not restored basically a "like new"). I have a pro brought this way, saved about 600 and it's been working great for 2 years.
There is an advantage in that the non pro cintiq is fanless. If you prefer working in silence or hate hotspots it could be a boon. I work on the pro semi often and the fan drives me nuts sometimes and I tried to change the fans.

I'm just mad that Wacom can't put a 4k display on the cintiq in 2025/2026, 2k is emabrassing. The cintiq should be 2k and the pro should be 8k at this point (at least the larger models).

>>7860774
Fan noise does drive me insane, and if im spending so much money on a Wacom i'd rather buy direct and get guaranteed warranty repairs etc.

My regular monitors are 27" 1440p oleds and don't bother me, so i assume it would feel sharp enough to draw on.

I'm mostly worried about the pen quality being lesser on a non-pro display even though it's using the Pro Pen 3? Also worried the colours might suck, but i can always check the colours on my phone or monitors i guess.

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>>7860787
I still get repairs and have all the registered goodies they pair with it because I brought it from a local tech shop not some bloke on FB marketplace. And it has free returns within 30 days. There's basically no real risk as long as if you keep the box. Idk if your local area has this but expensive gear is cool to try out this way, many people do end up returning perfectly good pieces of gear because they didn't like it or no longer has use for it.

Personally I think drawing on a screen and looking at it from a distance makes a big difference, especially when you zoom in to work on the lineart. Besides, the cintiq is just LCD not OLED, so it might look worse than your normal screen. I'm not saying it's subpar, but I think it is an annoyance you'd notice if you work closely with it. Details don't pop as much.

I'm not sure what you mean by pen quality being lesser, as in not as responsive? You could go try one out at a local store or just buy one and return it if you don't like the feeling. I still don't suggest you buy it at retail though because it is overpriced. Spending 1.5 grand on a 1440p 60hz display in 2026 is really not worth.

Final note on the color thing. Yes checking colors on other screens is good practice, but you'll probably get used to the on screen color too much for a secondary option to be reliable. Better having the display color be accurate. The 8 bit is disappointing. It's basically a 10+ year old display tech.

>>7860844
I dont have local stores or anything with that type of stuff to try them out. It's more like i cant get the pressure curve tuned right, and it sometimes skips strokes all together.

I think from what you've written, maybe i do need to go for a used Cintiq 24 Pro though. I would basically be buying via eBay though and that scares me.

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>>7818253
My wife was showing her shopping cart for some board games she wanted and there was a Galaxy Tab S10 FE there, I know she only uses Apple, and knows I mostly use Samsung, so I connected the dots, she told me she was thinking of buying it for me when it was on sale, but decided I'd probably prefer it if we kept the money. I love her very much... might get the FE at some point when the money's not as tight though, or maybe I'll get the Tab S10 Lite, or a used flagship, I'm not sure really.

>>7861070
eBay is decent overall, though some sellers don't accept returns. Also, apparently from what I heard the smaller models have more tolerable fan noise you can turn down with a setting that's missing on the largest model. (Though please do your own research on this to corroborate.) You should talk to the seller or find one that's basically a company of sorts with good reviews (like 99%.) Those usually have less issues and I got a lot of computing gear from them.
If you're buying from some rando you can ask him about warranty and such. I've actually gotten scammed more on amazon than on eBay though you have to be a bit eagle eyed on listings' pictures to see if there are any scuffs.
I took the liberty and checked on eBay and there doesn't seem to be any new gen pro 22'' though (the one with pro pen 3 and the thin bezels - the 24'' is the older model). If you're on the hunt for a that range then you might have to do a bit of digging. Most seem to just go for the 27'' since I suppose if you're already pro with a big budget you want as big a screen as possible.
That being said, wacom themselves have a refurbished page on their site that cut quite a bit off the MSRP. Says 1790GBP for the 22.

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Just got an S9fe+

I like it so far for my first tablet, thinking of getting a paperlike screen cover. Are they worth the 20 bucks?

What kind of brush settings do you guys like when using Krita (or similar programs)? As much as I enjoy using it, I can't quite get the hang of this drawing tablet thing.

>>7861434
Yes! It reminds me of the best part of traditional, the feel, so it's like mixing the best of both worlds.

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are drawing tablets worth it? i was thinking of getting one of these without the screens and transitioning to digital art since regular traditional drawing gives me backpain

My XP-Pen 01v2 works on fedora Linux but I can't get the open tablet GUI to detect it so I can configure my buttons. What do?
>>7861670
Yes, but prepare for the adjustment period.

hello does anyone know if the PTH451 works fine with modern OS's i use linux if that matters, im sure its too old for official updates, are there any community created drivers that allow the use of all of its features?

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>>7861973
is the adjustment period that scary?

>>7862068
Honestly not really. I had a struggle getting back into it after not drawing for a while, expecting zero need to readjust, but then I told myself I was being a bitch and locked in. Just accept you'll have to do some warming up for a bit.

I got a used Innovator 16 for 50 euro, its nice but pen tip offset gets weird when I change how I hold my pen, is it normal for the tip to be a bit off? Its my first display tablet

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>>7818726
t.

>>7819578
Deco 01 v3 or Deco 03?

Just got an intuos pro L and man does this feel weird. Do people hold their pen differently on a drawing tablet? Anything else to consider?

It's been hours since the thread hit 300 replies and no new thread, did the guzzler finally get banned?

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