Second, if you prefer wireless, the huge Huion Giano WH1409 or the smaller more comfortable size Huion DWH69. The downside to Huion tablets is sometimes their strokes are not as smooth, especially when using Photoshop. LAZY NEZUMI IPAD INSTALLįor models that I've tested, I find that I often have to install a plugin called Lazy Nezumi Pro smoothen out the lines. That's an incredibly useful plugin but it's not free. However, even after considering the extra cost of Lazy Nezumi Pro, Huion tablets are still cheaper. And my problems only applies to strokes in Photoshop. Also note that not all Huion tablets have this problem. They are more expensive, but have more features, such as support for 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity including for tilt, wireless kit is included and comes with more physical shortcut buttons and controls.Ĭheck out more reviews on Amazon with the following direct links: If you have more budget or want something more professional, then get the Wacom Intuos Pro. Wacom Intuos | Wacom Intuos Pro | Huion H610 | Huion Giano WH1409 | Huion DWH69 2. Over the years, those monitors where you can draw on started coming out. All links below will be to their individual detailed reviews.īy the way, these are monitors and you need to connect them to your computer. Wacom lead the charge and their Cintiq series and the current lineup consists of 13HD, 22HD and the humongous 27QHD. In 2016/2017, Wacom released the Cintiq Pros, available in 13.3 and 15.6-inches. These are the best pen digitizer displays but the prices are quite high. Because of the high price, Cintiq alternatives from other companies started coming into the market. And the quality of such alternatives are quite good too, but they sell at a much affordable price.Ĭompetition in this space is relentless. There are so many but I'll just recommend the two that I've used so far which worked quite well for me, namely the Artisul D13 which has a 13.3-inch screen, and the XP-PEN 22HD which has a larger screen.Īfter using several pen digitizer displays, I can say that 22-inch is a good comfortable size to work on.

You may not want a screen that's too big because it's tiring to move your hand on such a screen (I'm referring to the Wacom Cintiq 27QHD). The Artisul is USD $200 cheaper and XP-PEN is less than half price. If you're going for the brand, then perhaps Wacom is attractive. But I'm telling you, the Artisul D13 and XP-PEN 22HD both work very well. On Mac OS they are almost flawless although on Windows there are some glitches.

You'll have to read my reviews to get the details.

If you don't have table space, or want something portable, perhaps you want to bring it to the office, then get Artisul D13.

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