I'm currently working towards replacing my G640 (Rev B) with either the CTH 480 or the CTL 4100. What are the differences between the two? I can find better listings for the CTL 4100, but there are multiple versions of the CTH 480 on many sites and I'm still unsure what I'll get from the CTH 480. Which tablet in your opinions would be the better option?
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CTH 480 or CTL 4100?
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Go for the CTH/CTL-480 if you can find it for a reasonable price. The 480 has no hardware smoothing which is a good thing when it comes to osu! gameplay. It also has a higher hover distance, but I don't think most people hover that high anyway.
If you can't find a CTH-480 I would recommend the Wacom CTL-472 instead of the CTL-4100. The CTL-4100 has built in hardware smoothing which some people dislike. The CTL-472 should perform almost as good as the CTH-480 with the only major difference being the hover distance, which is slightly lower than the 480s. Pretty sure the CTL-472 is cheaper than the CTL-4100 too which is another plus.
If you can't find a CTH-480 I would recommend the Wacom CTL-472 instead of the CTL-4100. The CTL-4100 has built in hardware smoothing which some people dislike. The CTL-472 should perform almost as good as the CTH-480 with the only major difference being the hover distance, which is slightly lower than the 480s. Pretty sure the CTL-472 is cheaper than the CTL-4100 too which is another plus.
Go for the CTH-480 if you can find a good deal/have money. Otherwise try something like Veikk s420, or XP-Pen on stock drivers.
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CTH-480. If you can't afford one, go for the XP-Pen Star G640 (Not the v2 model).
It's virtually the same active playing area and feel, but for $40 instead of $160+. I've played on both.
Do consider that the CTH-480 has been out-of-production for a few years now, so it fetches quite the price tag, especially for a brand new model which could cost over $200.
It's virtually the same active playing area and feel, but for $40 instead of $160+. I've played on both.
Do consider that the CTH-480 has been out-of-production for a few years now, so it fetches quite the price tag, especially for a brand new model which could cost over $200.