They’re cheaper and honestly if you start with one of them you get used to it. That’s what I started on because that’s what my job had. Then years later I was able to buy a Wacom and can appreciate your comment. But truly if that’s what your budget allows you can quickly get used to drawing on one and using your monitor to know where your pen tip/cursor is.
Their relation price quality is better, you get a MUCH better (sensitive, precise, etc) tablet if it has no screen. The way no know the spot, is that the pen works even without touching the screen, so if you move in the air, you can still see that movement in the screen (kinda like a better mouse)
@@Darktalent1986 well it depends on your budget, if you dont want to spend a lot of money, you can go for an intuos M, a Huion HS64, or a Star t640s. If you search for one, be sure that the pen has EMR (no cables nor batteries), 60° tilt, and a minimum of 4500 pressure levels. Also check the drawing area. If you need anything else, just ask and I'll try to help
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► Links to the Best Drawing Tablets 2024 we listed in this video:
➜ 5. Xencelabs Pen Tablet - amzn.to/4a3sKyR
➜ 4. iPad Pro 12.9-inch - amzn.to/3wpeNxx
➜ 3. Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 - amzn.to/3QvDtLG
➜ 2. XPPen Artist Pro 16 - amzn.to/44uIDwZ
➜ 1. Xencelabs Pen Display 24 - amzn.to/4aZLrEU
I don't understand why people use the ones with no screens...what if you lose your spot? I don't understand them.
Same
They’re cheaper and honestly if you start with one of them you get used to it. That’s what I started on because that’s what my job had. Then years later I was able to buy a Wacom and can appreciate your comment. But truly if that’s what your budget allows you can quickly get used to drawing on one and using your monitor to know where your pen tip/cursor is.
Their relation price quality is better, you get a MUCH better (sensitive, precise, etc) tablet if it has no screen. The way no know the spot, is that the pen works even without touching the screen, so if you move in the air, you can still see that movement in the screen (kinda like a better mouse)
@astaroth_68 I think you just convinced me to try one, all I've ever used is an iPad Pro do you have any recommendations?
@@Darktalent1986 well it depends on your budget, if you dont want to spend a lot of money, you can go for an intuos M, a Huion HS64, or a Star t640s.
If you search for one, be sure that the pen has EMR (no cables nor batteries), 60° tilt, and a minimum of 4500 pressure levels.
Also check the drawing area.
If you need anything else, just ask and I'll try to help
Great video! Thanks a lot
Just curios why no Kamvas tablet was on the list. Does anyone know?
i have xppen artist 24 pro and its excellent all the way...on sale often too