A total of 6 reviews of this product on Reddit.
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It sounds like what you’re looking for is a PC drawing tablet like this.
They’re going to cost a bit more than a normal monitor due to the pen input, but you can get them in the 11-12″ range for under $300.
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As this subreddit is reserved for those working through the lessons on drawabox.com, it’s not a good place for this question. I’d recommend asking it over on /r/learnart instead. That said, I usually like to offer my own advice whenever doing my modly duty of shooing people away and removing their posts:
All things considered, display tablets are vastly more accessible these days than they were even a couple years ago – you no longer have to shell out a minimum of a thousand dollars to get your hands on one – but they are still definitely expensive. There are a few within your budget, though I’ve never tried any of these can’t speak to them myself:
- XP-PEN Artist12 ($200 USD on Amazon)
- Huion KAMVAS Pro 12 ($229 USD on Amazon)
- Huion KAMVAS Pro 12 GT-116 ($200 USD on Amazon) (I think this one might be the older model?)
I’ve always gone with Wacom myself (usually this is over a thousand dollars but recently they released the “Wacom One” which goes for $400 USD on Amazon, and has the odd feature of being able to connect to Android devices as well – like phones, tablets, etc. which generally have access to cheaper software, though there are free PC options like Krita, Medibang, and so on).
I hope that helps, but be sure to do your own research on the devices I’ve named. Brad Colbow on YouTube does reviews of a lot of different tablets and will probably be a fair bit of help with that.
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The Huion KAMVAS Pro 12 Drawing Tablet is currently priced at $229.00 and has a battery-free stylus.
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ur like an awesome friend lol I personally use these 4 for all my stuff:
my favorite (which happens to be the cheapest!!!) Huion H420 Kit
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Software I use: Krita, Photoshop (main), Corel Painter, Clip Art — Corel seems to be really popular
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