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Acepen
Acepen AP1060
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Acepen AP906
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Adesso
Adesso Cybertablet K8
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Artisul
Artisul A1201
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Artisul AP604
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Artisul D16 Pro
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Artisul M0610 Pro
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FlooGoo
FlooGoo FMA100
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Gaomon
Gaomon 1060 Pro
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Gaomon GM116HD
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Gaomon GM156HD
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Gaomon M106K Pro
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Gaomon M106K [1]
Uncle Eugene
Very large tablet with very noticeable hardware smoothing. I was playing with it for a long period of time and after switching to my next tablet it is night and day difference. Don't recommend. It also has chargeable pen, making it even less convenient
Very large tablet with very noticeable hardware smoothing. I was playing with it for a long period of time and after switching to my next tablet it is night and day difference. Don't recommend. It also has chargeable pen, making it even less convenient
Gaomon M10K Pro
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Gaomon M10K
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Gaomon M1220
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Gaomon M1230
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Gaomon M6
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Gaomon M8 (Variant 2)
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Gaomon M8
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Gaomon PD1161
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Gaomon PD156 Pro
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Gaomon PD1560
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Gaomon PD1561
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Gaomon PD2200
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Gaomon S56K
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Gaomon S620 [3]
nanoya
nice and thick pen
(might just be me) tablet itself is pretty small so if u have big hands you might need a lower area or just brute force aiming in some parts (bottom right)
pen buttons might need to be taken out since when pressed while aiming the cursor bugs out
Railgun_
- Good Tablet for beginners.
- Said hardware smoothing is unnoticeable, can be exterminated by Filters in OTD (OpenTabletDriver).
- Pen is nice to hold, but can be annoying to hold, as pen buttons cause interference to input when pressed.
Ansatsu
-Pen is quite nice to hold and is quite light
-Hardware smoothing exists, it is noticeable(some people won't notice it, a complete beginner certainly won't)
-Terminating hardware smoothing is quite difficult, not guaranteed to remove either(at least for me, maybe someone who is smarter can figure it out)
-Was $30AUD(19.62USD) for me, but price has gone up
-Would recommend spending a little bit more on a Walcom CTL-472
-However, it should be noted that it is better than any other non-Walcom tablet
-Just get Walcom honestly
nice and thick pen
(might just be me) tablet itself is pretty small so if u have big hands you might need a lower area or just brute force aiming in some parts (bottom right)
pen buttons might need to be taken out since when pressed while aiming the cursor bugs out
Railgun_
- Good Tablet for beginners.
- Said hardware smoothing is unnoticeable, can be exterminated by Filters in OTD (OpenTabletDriver).
- Pen is nice to hold, but can be annoying to hold, as pen buttons cause interference to input when pressed.
Ansatsu
-Pen is quite nice to hold and is quite light
-Hardware smoothing exists, it is noticeable(some people won't notice it, a complete beginner certainly won't)
-Terminating hardware smoothing is quite difficult, not guaranteed to remove either(at least for me, maybe someone who is smarter can figure it out)
-Was $30AUD(19.62USD) for me, but price has gone up
-Would recommend spending a little bit more on a Walcom CTL-472
-However, it should be noted that it is better than any other non-Walcom tablet
-Just get Walcom honestly
Gaomon S630
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Gaomon S830
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Huion
Huion 1060 Plus [1]
Lyawi
My first tablet. I didn't go for the popular ones as I also had another focus in drawing. Back then, I didn't have drivers installed and I don't know if there are any for it now. I couldn't set an area so I played full area/windowed mode. The tablet is really big and if your hands tend to sweat you will need a specific glove.
My first tablet. I didn't go for the popular ones as I also had another focus in drawing. Back then, I didn't have drivers installed and I don't know if there are any for it now. I couldn't set an area so I played full area/windowed mode. The tablet is really big and if your hands tend to sweat you will need a specific glove.
Huion 420
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Huion G10T
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Huion G930L
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Huion GC610
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Huion GT-156HD V2
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Huion GT-220 V2
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Huion GT-221 Pro
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Huion GT-221
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Huion H1060P
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Huion H1061P
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Huion H1161
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Huion H320M
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Huion H420
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Huion H420X
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Huion H430P
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Huion H580X
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Huion H610 Pro V2
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Huion H610 Pro V3
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Huion H610 Pro
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Huion H610X
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Huion H640P
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Huion H641P
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Huion H642
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Huion H690
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Huion H950P
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Huion H951P
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Huion HC16
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Huion HS610
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Huion HS611
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Huion HS64
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Huion HS95
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Huion Kamvas 12
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Huion Kamvas 13 (Gen 3)
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Huion Kamvas 13
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Huion Kamvas 16 (2021)
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Huion Kamvas 16
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Huion Kamvas 20
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Huion Kamvas 22 Plus
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Huion Kamvas 22
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Huion Kamvas 24 Plus
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Huion Kamvas Pro 12
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Huion Kamvas Pro 13 (2.5k)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 13
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Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (2.5k)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (4k)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 16 Plus (4k)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 16
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Huion Kamvas Pro 19 (4K)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 20
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Huion Kamvas Pro 22 (2019)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (4K)
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Huion Kamvas Pro 24
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Huion New 1060 Plus (2048)
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Huion New 1060 Plus
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Huion Q11K V2
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Huion Q11K
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Huion Q620M
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Huion Q630M
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Huion RDS-160
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Huion RTE-100
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Huion RTM-500
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Huion RTP-700
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Huion WH1409 V2 (Variant 2)
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Huion WH1409 V2
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Huion WH1409
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KENTING
KENTING K5540
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LifeTec
LifeTec LT9570
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Monoprice
Monoprice 10594
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Monoprice MP1060-HA60
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Parblo
Parblo A609
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Parblo A610 Pro
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Parblo A610
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Parblo A640 V2
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Parblo A640
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Parblo Intangbo M
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Parblo Ninos M
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Parblo Ninos N4
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Parblo Ninos N7
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Parblo Ninos N7B
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Parblo Ninos S
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RobotPen
RobotPen T9A
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Trust
Trust Flex Design Tablet
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Turcom
Turcom TS-6580
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UC-Logic
UC-Logic 1060N
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UC-Logic PF1209
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UGEE
UGEE M708 V2
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UGEE M708
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UGEE M808
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UGEE M908
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UGEE S1060
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UGEE S640
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UGEE U1200
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UGEE U1600
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VEIKK
VEIKK A15 Pro
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VEIKK A15 V2
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VEIKK A15
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VEIKK A30 V2
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VEIKK A30
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VEIKK A50 (Variant 2)
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VEIKK A50
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VEIKK S640 V2 [1]
oppsta
- cheap
- smoothing is very noticeable
- side buttons make the cursor teleport
- lightweight
- it's bad
- pen is very quick to slip out of your hand when it wants to
- cheap
- smoothing is very noticeable
- side buttons make the cursor teleport
- lightweight
- it's bad
- pen is very quick to slip out of your hand when it wants to
VEIKK S640 [1]
Naiad
This was my first tablet ever. The pen was kind of fat and heavy. Also, it had significant smoothing (input delay) built in. I've heard the XP-Pen G640 is basically it just better, also at a reasonable pricepoint. Overall, not awful, but I wouldn't recommend it. 4/10
This was my first tablet ever. The pen was kind of fat and heavy. Also, it had significant smoothing (input delay) built in. I've heard the XP-Pen G640 is basically it just better, also at a reasonable pricepoint. Overall, not awful, but I wouldn't recommend it. 4/10
VEIKK VK1060
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VEIKK VK1060PRO
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VEIKK VK430 V2
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VEIKK VK430
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VEIKK VK640
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VEIKK Voila (VO1060)
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ViewSonic
ViewSonic Woodpad PF0730
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ViewSonic Woodpad PF1030
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Wacom
Wacom CTC-4110WL
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Wacom CTC-6110WL
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Wacom CTE-430
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Wacom CTE-440
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Wacom CTE-450
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Wacom CTE-460
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Wacom CTE-630
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Wacom CTE-640
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Wacom CTE-650
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Wacom CTE-660
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Wacom CTF-430
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Wacom CTH-300
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Wacom CTH-301
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Wacom CTH-460
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Wacom CTH-461
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Wacom CTH-470
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Wacom CTH-480 [1]
Naiad
I switched to this after my Veikk. It was a very noticeable improvement, I preferred the pen and it felt smoother and had less smoothing (ok that sounds stupid). Nothing bad to say except for the fact that after a few years my first CTH-480 slowly stopped working. The cursor would shake a lot and the hover distance became greatly reduced. There were other extremely odd things (such as the fact that the shake of the cursor would increase with use of the tablet, and then decrease again as it "rested") that I won't get into detail about. Ok, I had made a small chip in it and it had endured a decent amount of use. I figured it was just the tablet. However, I got 2 more and they both did the same thing. I scoured the web, asked around on several forums and considered a plethora of things, from the drivers to electromagnetic interference to a problem with my own computer. I never found a solution. Honestly not sure what that was about. I'll have to give it a 7/10 for that, but I've never heard of someone having the same problem as me
I switched to this after my Veikk. It was a very noticeable improvement, I preferred the pen and it felt smoother and had less smoothing (ok that sounds stupid). Nothing bad to say except for the fact that after a few years my first CTH-480 slowly stopped working. The cursor would shake a lot and the hover distance became greatly reduced. There were other extremely odd things (such as the fact that the shake of the cursor would increase with use of the tablet, and then decrease again as it "rested") that I won't get into detail about. Ok, I had made a small chip in it and it had endured a decent amount of use. I figured it was just the tablet. However, I got 2 more and they both did the same thing. I scoured the web, asked around on several forums and considered a plethora of things, from the drivers to electromagnetic interference to a problem with my own computer. I never found a solution. Honestly not sure what that was about. I'll have to give it a 7/10 for that, but I've never heard of someone having the same problem as me
Wacom CTH-490
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Wacom CTH-661
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Wacom CTH-670
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Wacom CTH-680
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Wacom CTH-690
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Wacom CTL-4100 [2]
QuinTekno
Wacom CTL-4100 user here, really love this tablet, pretty much the same as the 472 but I mainly love it cause of the slightly different pen and the buttons which make the tablet more convenient to me.
TLDR; Same as the 472 but bigger and added buttons
keremaru
another wacom ctl-4100 user. made the switch from trackpad, since having to lick my finger before every play just to avoid friction and track burn got annoying - and just gross in general. since this is the first tablet i've bought (and hopefully the only), i have no comparison in regards to other tablets.
this is a pretty decently sized tablet, so i don't think full area is that bad - if you're too lazy to figure out your own play area (like i am). and because it's a wacom tablet, you can use the wacom tablet properties program to disable pen buttons for osu! (so you don't need to disable mouse inputs if you play another gamemode with mouse buttons, or if you use a mouse to click), and add a layout for another program like photoshop/sai/gimp (which i do).
my only real complaint is the lack of space for the bottom corners, since every other corner and space has ample room for my wrist to rest on. i think the top buttons could have been moved up more - just to give the bottom corners more space - especially since the buttons are big enough as is.
being able to rebind the buttons to mouse buttons and use those instead of a keyboard is kind of a cool idea... in execution though it's really arbitrary, especially if you're someone like me who prefers having their hands on separate sides of their table. the size of the buttons also works as a detriment in this playstyle, since streaming is more exhausting because of how far your fingers are spaced. if you're used to the finger space, don't mind having your playfield in one focal spot, and either don't play full area or mind your arm obstructing the play area, then you can go for it. actually, the only situation i'd ever see this being the only way to play osu! is if you somehow don't have a mouse or keyboard. otherwise, just stick to those.
i don't really have anything substantial to say about the pen. it's durable, light, and chunky enough for a good grip but skinny enough that it isn't awkward to hold. you can hold it in a variety of grips, and get the same result with every one - so it's very reliable on that front.
all in all, a good tablet i'm gonna stick with for as long as i can.
Wacom CTL-4100 user here, really love this tablet, pretty much the same as the 472 but I mainly love it cause of the slightly different pen and the buttons which make the tablet more convenient to me.
TLDR; Same as the 472 but bigger and added buttons
keremaru
another wacom ctl-4100 user. made the switch from trackpad, since having to lick my finger before every play just to avoid friction and track burn got annoying - and just gross in general. since this is the first tablet i've bought (and hopefully the only), i have no comparison in regards to other tablets.
this is a pretty decently sized tablet, so i don't think full area is that bad - if you're too lazy to figure out your own play area (like i am). and because it's a wacom tablet, you can use the wacom tablet properties program to disable pen buttons for osu! (so you don't need to disable mouse inputs if you play another gamemode with mouse buttons, or if you use a mouse to click), and add a layout for another program like photoshop/sai/gimp (which i do).
my only real complaint is the lack of space for the bottom corners, since every other corner and space has ample room for my wrist to rest on. i think the top buttons could have been moved up more - just to give the bottom corners more space - especially since the buttons are big enough as is.
being able to rebind the buttons to mouse buttons and use those instead of a keyboard is kind of a cool idea... in execution though it's really arbitrary, especially if you're someone like me who prefers having their hands on separate sides of their table. the size of the buttons also works as a detriment in this playstyle, since streaming is more exhausting because of how far your fingers are spaced. if you're used to the finger space, don't mind having your playfield in one focal spot, and either don't play full area or mind your arm obstructing the play area, then you can go for it. actually, the only situation i'd ever see this being the only way to play osu! is if you somehow don't have a mouse or keyboard. otherwise, just stick to those.
i don't really have anything substantial to say about the pen. it's durable, light, and chunky enough for a good grip but skinny enough that it isn't awkward to hold. you can hold it in a variety of grips, and get the same result with every one - so it's very reliable on that front.
all in all, a good tablet i'm gonna stick with for as long as i can.
Wacom CTL-4100WL
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Wacom CTL-460
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Wacom CTL-470
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Wacom CTL-471
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Wacom CTL-472 [4]
Naiad
My current tablet. Feels no different from the CTH-480 to me, but it's a bit smaller. I preferred the larger size of the CTH-480, as it gave my hand somewhere to rest that was at the same elevation as the tip of the pen. But, that's not a very significant difference and the thing still works, which I can't say for the CTH-480. 8/10
Robin_ (German)
472 ist geil aber die oberflaeche ist sehr rau
Uncle Eugene
The absolute winner. No hardware smoothing, conveniently small, but not too small. Very nice and light pen. The only big problem it has - pen tip is getting destroyed in minutes, so you have to buy cover along with this tablet. But with cover its fine
Lotus7
The most highly recommended tablet for osu in general. It's cheap and has no hardware smoothing meaning you can adjust the smoothing filters freely in otd as you so wish.
I must say though, that I was NOT well adjusted at first when I made the switch bc it had a rough surface texture (which eventually smoothens out when you play on it) and I had to rest my aim hand on the tablet instead of the table. This led to a majority of grip issues but I got used to it after some time.
My current tablet. Feels no different from the CTH-480 to me, but it's a bit smaller. I preferred the larger size of the CTH-480, as it gave my hand somewhere to rest that was at the same elevation as the tip of the pen. But, that's not a very significant difference and the thing still works, which I can't say for the CTH-480. 8/10
Robin_ (German)
472 ist geil aber die oberflaeche ist sehr rau
Uncle Eugene
The absolute winner. No hardware smoothing, conveniently small, but not too small. Very nice and light pen. The only big problem it has - pen tip is getting destroyed in minutes, so you have to buy cover along with this tablet. But with cover its fine
Lotus7
The most highly recommended tablet for osu in general. It's cheap and has no hardware smoothing meaning you can adjust the smoothing filters freely in otd as you so wish.
I must say though, that I was NOT well adjusted at first when I made the switch bc it had a rough surface texture (which eventually smoothens out when you play on it) and I had to rest my aim hand on the tablet instead of the table. This led to a majority of grip issues but I got used to it after some time.
Wacom CTL-480 [1]
Lyawi
Playing with this tablet just feels so smooth. You may see every bit of movement, including your nervousness but it really speaks for it being so responsive. I actually got back into playing osu! mainly because of how much fun I have playing with this tablet.
Playing with this tablet just feels so smooth. You may see every bit of movement, including your nervousness but it really speaks for it being so responsive. I actually got back into playing osu! mainly because of how much fun I have playing with this tablet.
Wacom CTL-490
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Wacom CTL-6100
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Wacom CTL-6100WL
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Wacom CTL-671
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Wacom CTL-672 [1]
EPIC GAMBLING
Solid tablet with active area exactly like on CTL/H 680. Personally I don’t really compared to 680 because its way too slim and slippery for me but I definitely cant call it a bad experience. Although playing on full area on this tablet is a tiny bit painful as the pen sometimes stops detecting on big and fast jumps which for reference didnt happen on 680. If you dont play full area and like slim pens this tablet is 100% your choice
Solid tablet with active area exactly like on CTL/H 680. Personally I don’t really compared to 680 because its way too slim and slippery for me but I definitely cant call it a bad experience. Although playing on full area on this tablet is a tiny bit painful as the pen sometimes stops detecting on big and fast jumps which for reference didnt happen on 680. If you dont play full area and like slim pens this tablet is 100% your choice
Wacom CTL-680
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Wacom CTL-690
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Wacom DTC-133
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Wacom DTH-1320
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Wacom Movink 13 (DTH-135)
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Wacom Cintiq Pro 27 (DTH-271)
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Wacom Cintiq 13HD (DTK-1300)
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Wacom Cintiq 16 (DTK1660)
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Wacom Cintiq 22HD (DTK-2200)
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Wacom Cintiq 12WX (DTZ-1200W)
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Wacom ET-0405-U
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Wacom ET-0405A-U
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Wacom FT-0405-U
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Wacom GD-0405-U
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Wacom GD-0608-U
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Wacom GD-0912-U
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Wacom GD-1212-U
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Wacom GD-1218-U
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Wacom Intuos S [1]
cherree
* I've used the Wacom Intuos S since I started playing. It's reliable, pen is very comfortable (you could always get a grip for it since Amazon has a bunch), and it's pretty sturdy. It's perfect for left-handed players like me since the express keys are at the top of the tablet instead of on the side!
* I bought it for 50 bucks on Amazon and it also comes with software (2 years of clip studio paint pro, corel aftershot, 6 month trial for kami, and a few others)
* I'd disable the pen buttons in WacomCenter as they can get in the way of playing.
* They usually last about 3 years give or take. I've dropped mine a few times and they work perfectly fine. I'd recommend buying pen nibs alongside the tablet since the original package only comes with 3, which is inside the pen. They wear very easily and fast.
* I don't know anything about hardware smoothing, though.
- Happy Clicking ^.^ -
* I've used the Wacom Intuos S since I started playing. It's reliable, pen is very comfortable (you could always get a grip for it since Amazon has a bunch), and it's pretty sturdy. It's perfect for left-handed players like me since the express keys are at the top of the tablet instead of on the side!
* I bought it for 50 bucks on Amazon and it also comes with software (2 years of clip studio paint pro, corel aftershot, 6 month trial for kami, and a few others)
* I'd disable the pen buttons in WacomCenter as they can get in the way of playing.
* They usually last about 3 years give or take. I've dropped mine a few times and they work perfectly fine. I'd recommend buying pen nibs alongside the tablet since the original package only comes with 3, which is inside the pen. They wear very easily and fast.
* I don't know anything about hardware smoothing, though.
- Happy Clicking ^.^ -
Wacom Intuos M
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Wacom MTE-450
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Wacom PTH-450
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Wacom PTH-451
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Wacom PTH-460
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Wacom PTH-650
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Wacom PTH-651
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Wacom PTH-660
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Wacom PTH-850
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Wacom PTH-851
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Wacom PTH-860
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Wacom PTK-1240
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Wacom PTK-440
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Wacom PTK-450
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Wacom PTK-540WL
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Wacom PTK-640
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Wacom PTK-650
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Wacom PTK-840
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Wacom PTU-600U
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Wacom PTZ-1230
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Wacom PTZ-1231W
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Wacom PTZ-430
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Wacom PTZ-431W
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Wacom PTZ-630
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Wacom PTZ-631W
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Wacom PTZ-930
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Wacom XD-0405-U
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Wacom XD-0608-U
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Wacom XD-0912-U
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Wacom XD-1212-U
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Wacom XD-1218-U
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Waltop
Waltop Slim Tablet 5.8"
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XenceLabs
XenceLabs Pen Tablet Medium
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XenceLabs Pen Tablet Small
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XP-Pen
XP-Pen Artist 10 (2nd Gen)
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XP-Pen Artist 10S
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XP-Pen Artist 12 (2nd Gen)
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XP-Pen Artist 12 Pro
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XP-Pen Artist 12
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XP-Pen Artist 13 (2nd Gen)
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XP-Pen Artist 13.3 Pro
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XP-Pen Artist 13.3
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XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro
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XP-Pen Artist 15.6
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XP-Pen Artist 16 (2nd Gen)
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XP-Pen Artist 16 Pro
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XP-Pen Artist 16
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XP-Pen Artist 22 (2nd Gen)
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XP-Pen Artist 22HD
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XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro
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XP-Pen Artist 24
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XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 (Gen2)
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XP-Pen Artist Pro 16TP
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XP-Pen CT1060
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XP-Pen CT430
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XP-Pen CT640
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XP-Pen Deco 01 V2 (Variant 2)
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XP-Pen Deco 01 V2
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XP-Pen Deco 01
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XP-Pen Deco 02
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XP-Pen Deco 03
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XP-Pen Deco L
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XP-Pen Deco mini4
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XP-Pen Deco mini7 V2
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XP-Pen Deco mini7
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XP-Pen Deco Pro LW Gen2
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XP-Pen Deco Pro Small
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XP-Pen Deco Pro SW
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XP-Pen Deco Pro XLW Gen2
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XP-Pen Innovator 16
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XP-Pen Star 02
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XP-Pen Star 03 Pro
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XP-Pen Star 03
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XP-Pen Star 05 V3
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XP-Pen Star 06
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XP-Pen Star 06C
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XP-Pen Star G430 [1]
Uncle Eugene
At first it seems like a nice tablet for osu, but after some comparison with other tablets - it is absolutely not. Garbage, don't use don't buy. The main problem, as I understood it, is request frequency is too low, so your cursor updates noticeably rarely compared to other tablets
At first it seems like a nice tablet for osu, but after some comparison with other tablets - it is absolutely not. Garbage, don't use don't buy. The main problem, as I understood it, is request frequency is too low, so your cursor updates noticeably rarely compared to other tablets
XP-Pen Star G430S V2
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XP-Pen Star G430S [2]
enneya
bought it for cheap (around 25 eur or so) when i was new in 2019 and surprisingly still works smoothly despite constant usage
pen is a bit thicker than what you might be used to, can also be kinda slippery with clammy hands but it's no different from average pen i think
dragging sucks cuz it leaves scratches on the surface and wears down the pen tip really easily, my tablet area has been glistering for several years as a result
resolution is kinda noticeably low especially for smaller areas, like i can notice the cursor snapping to grid with a 4xsomething cm 16:9 area, though i think if you intend to only use it to play game casually it really isn't that big of an issue
probably one of the better budget options for people looking to try playing osu with tablet i guess? though i haven't really tried much tablets out there so /shrug
oh right also good practice to just disable the buttons cuz if u have them enabled and accidentally press a button + try to move while hovering it just... doesn't
Lotus7
This was my first tablet that I bought for osu! Relatively cheap and ergonomic as its smaller than most tablets. Problem with it is that it has hardware smoothing. Compared to the CTL-472 which has no hardware smoothing, you need to get used to the delayed cursor.
It's good for tripod grips since you dont need to rest your hand on the tablet necessarily as its small and thin af. Sometimes i debate switching back to it bc my aim felt better with it idk.
Overall, I'd give it a 6/10 👍 Okay tablet for beginners
bought it for cheap (around 25 eur or so) when i was new in 2019 and surprisingly still works smoothly despite constant usage
pen is a bit thicker than what you might be used to, can also be kinda slippery with clammy hands but it's no different from average pen i think
dragging sucks cuz it leaves scratches on the surface and wears down the pen tip really easily, my tablet area has been glistering for several years as a result
resolution is kinda noticeably low especially for smaller areas, like i can notice the cursor snapping to grid with a 4xsomething cm 16:9 area, though i think if you intend to only use it to play game casually it really isn't that big of an issue
probably one of the better budget options for people looking to try playing osu with tablet i guess? though i haven't really tried much tablets out there so /shrug
oh right also good practice to just disable the buttons cuz if u have them enabled and accidentally press a button + try to move while hovering it just... doesn't
Lotus7
This was my first tablet that I bought for osu! Relatively cheap and ergonomic as its smaller than most tablets. Problem with it is that it has hardware smoothing. Compared to the CTL-472 which has no hardware smoothing, you need to get used to the delayed cursor.
It's good for tripod grips since you dont need to rest your hand on the tablet necessarily as its small and thin af. Sometimes i debate switching back to it bc my aim felt better with it idk.
Overall, I'd give it a 6/10 👍 Okay tablet for beginners
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Lyawi
This tablet is a good purchase. It does look a bit cheap but who cares. It's a bit on the smaller size but it works just fine. I definitely set some top plays with it. I would always recommend this one if you are on a budget!
skill_issue_xd
-decent tablet for beginners ig
-compact and lightweight
-considerable price especially if youre on a budget
-low latency
-ok quality
the only real problem here is the pen since its made out of plastic and the side buttons are a bit annoying. anyways yeah this tablet is decent it helped me get like a ton of 100pp+ plays yeah thats pretty much it
id rate it like a 7.5/10 would recommend
(btw i used this tablet for almost a year now so ts is probably gonna help you)
and sorry if this review is bad its just my personal experience
i forgot to mention that this is my first tablet and im still using it since to this day
This tablet is a good purchase. It does look a bit cheap but who cares. It's a bit on the smaller size but it works just fine. I definitely set some top plays with it. I would always recommend this one if you are on a budget!
skill_issue_xd
-decent tablet for beginners ig
-compact and lightweight
-considerable price especially if youre on a budget
-low latency
-ok quality
the only real problem here is the pen since its made out of plastic and the side buttons are a bit annoying. anyways yeah this tablet is decent it helped me get like a ton of 100pp+ plays yeah thats pretty much it
id rate it like a 7.5/10 would recommend
(btw i used this tablet for almost a year now so ts is probably gonna help you)
and sorry if this review is bad its just my personal experience
i forgot to mention that this is my first tablet and im still using it since to this day
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