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Otaku-Cheeto
What do you guys think are probally the top tablets for playing OSU and with that said do you think tablets are the best way to play??
Zekks
I can't say anything for what I think what the top tablets are for osu, but I can say what I think about how people think tablets are the best way to play. In my opinion, it's totally optional to play with mouse, touchscreen, or tablet, it's what works best with you and feels the most comfortable. For me personally, I work better with a tablet since it's easier for me to maneuver a pen more than a mouse, but that's just me
yuhaii
Agree with what Zekks said, you don’t need to look for the best options for a tablet as it’s your choice. It’s not mandatory to play with a tablet as you can also play with mouse and touchscreen if you feel more comfortable with those. Using mouse is comfortable to me but I like using tablet to play somewhat more fun. I don’t have the exact best tablets for you cause it’s what your choice is.
abraker
Between tablet and mouse, I prefer mouse. Maybe I am not used to it, but doing certain angles with pen/stylus in hand is more difficult than with mouse.
Beard
Many people (including myself) just thought that you'll be a better player if you play tablet, and while I have improved since I purchased my tablet, I think that I'd have improved the same amount if I would've continued playing mouse. Many people reach this imaginary block, where they think that they can't go further and play better, and that the only way that you can play better is if you upgrade to tablet. This is not true, anyone can play good as long as they practice, no matter what they use. As for which tablet is better, as long as it can make the cursor move, it's fine. Although I do hear that the Wacom Intuos CTH/CTL-490 has some input lag, so if you do choose to play tablet, maybe don't get that one.
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