A total of 8 reviews of this product on Reddit.
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It is this one
Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (medium) with Software Included – Black (CTL6100WLK0) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079NWPZTG/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_X874BG3D16Q06J345D88?psc=1
And I tried xsetwacom and it says that the output DP-0 doesn’t exist or something despite the fact that xrandr says that my monitor is DP-0.
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But which model? Haha
E.g., the Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphic Tablet, 10.4" x 7.8", Black (CTL6100WLK0) is one I was looking at (not interested in the bonus software, can’t find one being sold without them)
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Look at the Wacom Intous line. They’re on the cheaper end of the spectrum and a good place to start.
Here is a medium sized one that’s cheaper than what you’re looking at.
Here is a smaller one that’s much cheaper than what you’re looking at.
This was the first type of tablet I bought, and I still use it frequently. Perfect place to start.
What are you planning to use it for?
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Title: Wacom Intuos Wireless Graphics Drawing Tablet for Mac, PC, Chromebook & Android (medium) with Software Included – Black (CTL6100WLK0)
Category: Electronics
Image: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41k1iIEdGmL.<u>SL500</u>.jpg
Features: Graphic drawing tablet with 4096 Levels of pressure sensitivity – gives you control and precision when drawing, painting and photo-editing in nearly any software program
Price: $149.99 (25% OFF)
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They aren’t that expensive.
$200 for a fairly high end one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079NWPZTG
And you can get a highly rated one with nearly 5000 reviews for $40:
https://www.amazon.com/StarG640-Ultrathin-Graphics-Battery-Free-Pressure/dp/B078YR2MTF
If you’re in a western nation it really isn’t too hard to get your hands on that kind of money.
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I was in your shoes about 7 months ago. Wanted to dip my feet into digital art. I wanted a tablet with a screen, but they were so expensive. So I decided to go with this instead.
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While a little bit pricey, compared to other non-screen tablets, it is the best name brand on the market. There is another version of this tablet that is only 100$ but it was quite a bit smaller. I ended up with this one because 200$ did not kill my budget and I wanted a slightly bigger one. As far as the disconnect between looking at the monitor while drawing and not your had, it took me about 2 hours to lose the weird feeling. After that it felt completely normal. So I would not worry about that too much.
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After about 5 months with this tablet my birthday came around and I decided to upgrade to one with a screen. While I could not really afford one of the screened Wacom ones, I did find this.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0779QTQ13/ref=dp_prsubs_1
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After alot of research on youtube I found that this tablet was the best bang for my buck. It was not 1000$ like the Wacoms, and provided a bigger screen for comfort. I am so happy I went with this in the end.
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Id say start without a screen, and later on upgrade if you enjoy digital art. You can always sell your old tablet on ebay to make some of that money back. Also as a side note, I’d also HIGHLY recommend Krita as your first digital art program. It is 100% free, and is the best free software on the market. Or at least the one that most easily translates over to Photoshop, which is what most professionals use. Hope any of this helps. Good luck!
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