I was looking to purchase a drawing tablet but I am not really sure as to what is good out there? Could anyone help me out?

I know a lot of people on here have them I just don't know who to ask. Money isn't really a big issue so don't factor that into any suggestions.  

I think you should start with a sketch pad.


In other words....

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http://wayofthepixel.net/index.php?topic=44.0

i wouldnt start with a cintiq right of the bat, but those on-screen tablets might be easier to get used to, especially if youve pixeled on your mobilephone or mobiletablet before

im using a wacom intuos 3 a5 wide, its quite durable, fell to the floor a couple of times (10-20 times) and i repaired it like twice, the con about it is that the cable is the most vulnerable part, if you move it around a lot within years, it breaks within the isolation, so you might need to fix it at some point, but its very good to get into that stuff

its already 8 years old or something and still working perfectly fine

i like the newer generations more in terms of tablet design, and they fit better on flat surfaces

i would probably spend 200-300$ for a starter tablet, and i guarantee, its the best investment youll ever do, if you really get into it

lots of people started with a wacom bamboo, its a cheaper alternative

all you should really care for is pen preassure/sensibility and accuracy, most tablets are trash because they dont synch properly with the movement or arnt even properly read when drawing around the survace  

Posted by Elk

http://wayofthepixel.net/index.php?topic=44.0

i wouldnt start with a cintiq right of the bat, but those on-screen tablets might be easier to get used to, especially if youve pixeled on your mobilephone or mobiletablet before

im using a wacom intuos 3 a5 wide, its quite durable, fell to the floor a couple of times (10-20 times) and i repaired it like twice, the con about it is that the cable is the most vulnerable part, if you move it around a lot within years, it breaks within the isolation, so you might need to fix it at some point, but its very good to get into that stuff

its already 8 years old or something and still working perfectly fine

i like the newer generations more in terms of tablet design, and they fit better on flat surfaces

i would probably spend 200-300$ for a starter tablet, and i guarantee, its the best investment youll ever do, if you really get into it

lots of people started with a wacom bamboo, its a cheaper alternative

all you should really care for is pen preassure/sensibility and accuracy, most tablets are trash because they dont synch properly with the movement or arnt even properly read when drawing around the survace

Thanks a ton for the help I had a few people recommend wacom tablets