@@virgobro2025 Well you are kinda right, I updated the comment then :D You know, for me Wacom is like Tempo for handkerchiefs or so where brand names get associated with product groups.
oh my goodness, thank you so so much for such a review, been searching high and low to elaborate the difference of a tablet that's just a few inches difference for double the price point difference. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
I think medium is always best unless you need to go smaller for portability reasons. If your hand is getting tired or you switch between a laptop and desktop a lot with most tablets you can usually shrink the tablet area in the settings.. You can rarely enlarge it. I'm not sure about other brands, but as far as Wacom goes only the Intuos Pros have that setting (Precision Mode) and it's kind of hidden.
@@jotarokujo806 Seems a tad bit small to me (though can depend on how you draw too). If you're on a budget, I recommend getting a Huion if you haven't considered it already. My wacom broke and I've replaced it with a Q11K V2 that was less than half the price of the equivalent-ish wacom (has tilt + wireless) and more than good enough and there are cheaper wired models (HS611 looks real nice) that are about the same size. Only had a minor issue that I have not seen mentioned in reviews but have found online: pen pressure requires double the pressure when a pen button is held (so no holding to erase unless u want to be pressing super hard). Only other difference is the pen doesn't have an eraser end, but I never used mine. And I'm not too fond of the pressure adjust graph in the drivers, the ends are not movable (idk if wacom's were), but the programs I use do have their own properly adjustable graphs so it's not been a problem.
Thank you for this review!! I was hesitating between buying a small tablet, or saving more money to buy a medium one, and this review helped me make my mind my screen is only 17"3 inch so I think that a small tablet is enough
Mostly used large graphic tablets but found they're quite fatiguing and am now switching to a medium sized one. It's encouraging to know you swear by them 😂 Would have both options to check which is more suitable for my needs, thank you!
oh! I never thought of that! my macbook is an old 13' inch, wouldn't make sense to buy a big ass tablet. plus it would be a pain to pack for travels. thanks bud!
Thank you so much!!! I was so confused about picking which size I should get for my 14 inch laptop. But this is the answer I was looking for! Great vid
I remember seeing this video when I was trying to decide which tablet to get. I don't like it when my desk is cluttered so I went with a small intuos art for my 24" screen against this advice. It's fine for photo editing but it almost made me give up on digital painting. I'll be getting a bigger one soon, the small one is driving me crazy.
@@teohycHi, I recently bought a 13" Macbook Air, I'm also considering getting one of these pen display tablets for note-taking and to try out digital drawing. Never used one before and I'm scared I'll choose the wrong size. Either size would be portable enough for me, but I'm worried a small may end up being too small in the long run.
This is nice n all but personally I'd always get the Medium one (preferably one with Touch). Having handled every size, the Small is too tiny for drawing detail even if you zoom in constantly (which you'll pretty much have to if you go for S, so definitely consider Touch for pinch zoom (not included in the newest base Intuos model, but the older Pen & Touch and the new Pro have it) because zooming with side buttons or icon clicks will slow you considerably). And the Large is almost always more than you need: you might find yourself reducing the Active Area (the part mapped to the screen that the pen works on) for comfort and use it basically as an M tablet since you'll zooming in anyway to see detail. THAT's where the aforementioned zooming actually replaces the need for a big tablet. While it does force you to make finer strokes and more detail, which is nice, I find it difficult to justify L unless you also buy a HUGE monitor with it and have a specific type of artist brain that needs to see and compare/judge the entire drawing at all times. For everyone else the M is the perfect balance of usefulness and portability regardless of screen size. It won't take up THAT much room on your desk that it becomes uncomfortable, you can pick it up and adjust/ROTATE it which allows for more techniques (definitely find models with the smallest size/weight : active area ratio tho if that's your goal, not every model is good at this). And most importantly you'll be able to crate just the right amount of detail for what you see on the screen, whether you're sketching the base with broad strokes or zooming in to see specific parts of the picture to add more fine detail. I'd note that the iPads (9.4, 9.7 and 10.5 models) also have touchscreen sizes comparable to the M model. (Might even consider buying them instead if you don't mind IOS' lack of Win apps and awful file management holding you back).
Thank you for the helpful videos! I have a question as I am in doubt. I have a 13" mac, but cannot decide what is better- the small or the medium size tablet. As suggested per your video, I should get a small one, but I am afraid it would be limiting as I work on the programs quite often. Is there a disadvantage of getting the Medium one if my laptop screen is so small? Also- which software bundle would you recommend for a graphic design student? (i'm mostly illustrating)
+Renāte Vērmane If you have the budget, Medium is a more comfortable size to work with. As for which Intuos, I recommend Intuos Art for the Corel Painter Essentials. You can also download the free Medibang Paint Pro.
its often that i feel like people who do these reviews talk about standard stuff while having premium gear with themselves whivh doesnt feel natural at all this time tho i was very comfortable with what you said and agree on it too thanks man for the help
+venkatesh .c It is not that they are not suitable, it is they are uncomfortable because of the small size. If you have limited budget, you can still go for small tablet. Or you can check out other tablets. E. G. Huion 610 Pro, Parblo A609, XP Pen Star 06
Hi! I wanted to thank you for making such useful reviews ^^ Because I'm thinking of buying a Wacom Intuos and this helped me a lot to know more about which size is best. Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Hi Teoh, great videos! I had a question for you. Small should be comfortable for 24" screen right? I really want to avoid getting medium. I would rather get used to large magnification effect than have my hand get tired.
A medium size is more comfortable to draw on. Medium size drawing area is like an A5 size paper. If you have limited budget or table space, then get a Small.
Teoh Yi Chie Hey! I ended up getting the small one and I absolutely love it. I use it for my attached 24" monitor and it's perfect. I am using it primarily to take notes (bit of drawing, too). Honestly I feel the medium would require too much moving of my hand because of the absolute positioning. Small is a perfect area for me.
Hi, thanks for the video 🌹 I can't choose between huion h950p with 8.7"*5.4" Wich also have title functionality and h640p with 6.3"*3.9" working surface without titl, I have a 14 inch laptop and I'm getting started with digital art, I think the h640 is better for me by size but I don't know if I should prefer it over h950 because h950 also has tilt but I don't know if the size is gonna be a problem for me, I'll be thankful to know your opinion
Great Video ! this is very helpful. A small one should do fine. General rule is "bigger monitor, get bigger tablet." I used a small one ( XP-Pen Star G430 4 x 3 inches ) for about five years until the cable broke. Worked fine. I was using it on a 15” laptop screen at the most, though. You might want to save th extra $60 for a medium with a screen that big.
Hello o/ Great video! I'm thinking about buying a table but I have a 13inch macbook and a 27inch monitor that is currently hooked to my PC that I can also use with my Macbook when I am home. Which one would you suggest? I'm not sure if I should get a small or a medium.
The size you should get depends on the size of your table. Medium is more comfortable for drawing on larger screens. As for which particular model. The only difference is the bundled software. If you want the drawing software, you can go for Intuos Art.
Thanks, this is a very datailed review for choosing the right tablet for Screen Monitor, My monitor is 20" curved and i'm thinking of buying a cheap small tablet since i'm low on budget but maybe i will just going to save more to buy a medium sized tablet
Hi! Thanks for your video! I'm interested in digital art, but still a beginner though. My computer is 14" so i was thinking about getting a small tablet, but i know that a lot of people say that medium-sized tablets are usually the best choice, so I'm quite unsure. I'm still a student so I don't have much of a budget. What size would you recommend in this case? And are there any specific drawing tablets for beginners you'd recommend? (I'm torn between getting Wacom Intous S and Huion 1060P)
Hello, nice video and explains a lot. i am starting to draw digitally on my 13in macbook Pro, and use the same small Wacom tablet you show in the clip (the smallest one) I use it fine, but now I would like to get a Medium-size tablet as I think it will help me illustrate better and move my hand around more. Do you recommend doing that? thanks.
I have an intuos 3 6x8 inches and a dell 25" and the difference is too big. you do a little mark in the tablet and is like 3 times bigger in the monitor. For some stuff like let's say you are doing some colouring or some value studies etc it doesn't even matter. But if you want to draw characters and make the anatomy good or do more precise things like that, THEN is a nightmare. What i did, and i suggest people to do, is to set the screen area affected by the tablet very small, just a little bigger than the size of the tablet. This way, what you actually do in the tablet is very similar to what you get in the monitor. You need to complement this with a mouse and get used to move the document in photoshop if a corner is not covered by the active area. Also you have to get used to use a lot the mouse to go for the menus since the tablet doesn't reach them. I know a lot of people will never do this because is a hassle but some people will try it and prefer it if having a more 1:1 ratio is important. If you suck at drawing, then whatever you do it won't matter, just learn to draw.
Hello!! Apologies, considering this video seems rather old, but I needed a full review with different tablets, and yours seemed to be good to ask! So, I have a 15.6 laptop, and I've used the Wacom Intuos Art for a few years and would like to upgrade to the Intuos Pro Should I get the Small or Medium Intuos Pro? Which one would feel comfortable like the Intuos Art? I have rather small hands so the Intuos Art didn't take me long to get used to at all, so would the Small Intuos Pro be good for me?
Was about to go for the cheapest (and smallest) option, but now I'm considering the next bigger size. Didn't know it had that much of a difference when going for a certain size. I'm planning on buying one for taking notes! Analog is good, but it's getting increasing difficult to manage and organize all of the paper.
I have a 27in monitor and debating between the med and large. Back in the day I had a small bamboo tablet for a 20in monitor so I’m familiar with the learning curve for the size difference . But being that I’ve never had a Screen this big before and the changes made to their drawing tablets over the years, I didn’t know if getting a size “ too big or too small” would cause the cursor to jump around or glitch out. What tablet size of the Instuos Pro tablet do you recommend?
+AriQuinn92 A medium size with working area around 10*6 inches should be good enough. If it is too big, it can get tiring to draw. If it is too small, a small hand gesture can draw too long a line.
I'm thinking of buying my first graphics tablet soon!Wacom Intuos Art (small) to be precise. Since I got a 19.5" LED monitor,will the tablet size be adequate?As in, I won't need to buy the medium one, right?
Hi, I’m a beginner and I’ve never had a drawing tablet before. My laptop has about a 18 inch screen, so I’m not sure if I should get the Wacom Intuos in medium or small. Any advice would be greatly appreciated ^^
Hi, thanks for your reviews, I've been watching several of them. I have 2 questions and I hope you can help me. I have drawn and painted with traditional media for several decades, but I want to take the plunge and finally purchase a drawing tablet. I want the tablet to closely mimic traditional drawing, (like with charcoal/pencil/etc.), and also mimic oil painting. I have a Dell Touch Screen Laptop, (measuring about 15" diagonally). I normally like to traditionally draw/paint fairly large scale using my whole arm. I want to use the tablet to draw, paint, and make video tutorials and demos. My budget is up to $250 usd, (though less than that would be great). SO - Which Model of tablet is the best for me? AND - Can I hook up my tablet on a big TV screen so I can see it larger as I am working? I have already hooked up my laptop to my TV and it works great. Sorry my comment is so long, but I really would like your advice. Thanks!
+TRACTUS INTENTIO Hi, generally speaking tablet sizes come in small, medium and large. Wacom small and medium are quite affordable (the one I featured cost US $200 at Medium size). For large sizes, other brands such as Huion are more affordable. If you're drawing on a 15" screen, you can probably go for a Medium Size Wacom tablet. Just get the Intuos Draw which should be $150 if I remember correctly. Or Intuos Art which has the better painting software Corel Painter Essentials. If you already have your own software, get the cheaper Intuos Draw.
+Teoh Yi Chie Man o man, I just brought home the Intuos Art Medium, and I am stoked !!! I just did my very first drawing on it, (I've only finger painted a couple times on my computer before this), and I am very excited about the possibilities with this tablet. I put the 1 hour drawing up on my channel if you'd like to check it out. THANK YOU for your advice! I am very pleased with my purchase. :D
Thanks for the video Teoh, very useful. I have two question do, and I would appreciate your help. I want to buy one for my boyfriend who is a graphic designer who mainly draw logos and retouches photos. He has a 27" screen but if him is not going to draw per se, the smaller version could do the trick? Also, which sould I get, art, photo or draw? The pro is out of my budget. Thank you in advance!!
I suggest getting the medium size tablet. As for which model to get. Maybe Wacom Intuos Art which comes with the Corel Painter Essentials software. The main difference between all the models are the bundled software.
Hi, I have a 15-inch monitor (actual working area is 13.6-inch x 7.7-inch). Should I choose a medium or small size for a more natural feel/correct ratio? Mainly used in Photoshop. Thank you
Hello! I just wanted to ask, what tablet is best suited for a 15.6 inches laptop screen? I'm choosing between Wacom Intuos Draw (small) or Huion 1060 PLUS (10" x 6.25" - medium sized). I'm a beginner and it is my first time to buy a graphics tablet, I do not know what to choose...
I have the wacom intuos draw size small like from an year and i can say that im so happy i bought it, its cheap , its very good and i like the design too . 10/10 from me
Hello and thank you, just subscribed and your videos are so helpful. can't seem to figure out if I buy the intus 3D tablet, will it also be good for digital drawing and painting, I want to learn the Zbrush, but I don't want to buy two tablets also for my drawings...thank you ^^
Thanx, what I meant is that I plan to buy the intus 3D tablet with the Zbrush core program, cause I want to learn the Zbrush mostly at the moment, and I want the medium size tablet anyway, what I wanted to know if I could draw and paint in photoshop with this tablet, or is it mostly made to work with the Zbrush, I don't have the money to buy two, I have to decide if to get the intus 3D...if you know this one it will be a great help ^^
I didn't watch the whole video, but what you said makes sense. I have a 23" monitor that I will be using for my drawing so I'll go with a medium. The proportional drawing will be much more sensible.
Hello Theo great vid, i have a 18 inch screen and im planning to get the xp pen deco 01 its 10 x 6 is it too big? if its too big what u think about the size of xp pen g640 its 6 x 4 i heard that size does matter with tablet
Hello buddy, thanks a lot for your video - it answered some of my concerns regarding tablet size before buying. I would really appreciate your suggestion very much as i am one step away from buying tablet, but i have a big headache to determine which size would fit me the best - Wacom Intuous Pro Medium or Wacom Intuous Pro Large. I never had a tablet before and it makes even harder to determine the size of the tablet that i need. My main monitor is Phillips 43 inch (4k). I am going to use tablet for some retouching, Photoshop and maybe Premiere work too if i will find it handy to work with Premiere. At the moment i feel that i will need to use it in conjunction with keyboard (will still need to access shortcuts). I have enough space on the table but still concerned if it would be convenient to use Large tablet in conjunction with the rest of the PC equipment - to access keyboard, tablet, mouse, without rearranging whats on the table each time. Overall i think that Medium size would be the most suitable for me to use it on the table beside keyboard and mouse, because im a bit worried about Large model's dimmensions (too big to be placed and accessed on table conveniently) but i also worried that my monitor is very large and Medium may be too small for it. Or it would be still ok to use Wacom Intuous Pro Medium tablet on 43 inch montitor? Thank you very much in advance for your advice :)
This is the clearest video I've seen thank you Teoh. Question: I use 24 inch (PC) screen for doing children's book illustration. I am definitely thinking of getting the Wacom Intuit Pro large size. The only issue I have heard is that it requires longer hand sweeps on the tablet. Do you see that as a problem? (I draw quite large anyway.)
Hand sweeps? I'm not sure what's that. Finger gestures? As long as you get a medium or large tablet, it should provide enough comfortable space for you to draw on.
Thanks Teoh. I just mean the distance my hand has to move across the tablet when making lines. I'm inclined to get the big one. Looking in the store tomorrow.
thanks a bunch Mr. Teoh! it helped me a lot to understand better which size of tablet i should use. Here comes the question: should i buy desk tablet or drawing tablet for a more natural feel?
You mean like this Intuos vs those screen tablets? Those screen tablets are more expensive. Drawing performance is going to be the same. But those screen tablets usually require you to buy the stylus as well and so far there aren't really any good screen tablets except for the expensive Apple iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. For beginners, I suggest not to spend too much money. Just get a simple desk tablet should be enough. If you're going to buy a screen tablet anyway, then go ahead. Again, it depends on your budget.
I have a dual monitor setup , and i have my tablet do Rotoscoping , 3dsculpt, Motion Graph, basically I use it as a replacement of my mouse , so for those who have a dual monitor setup, i think go for large size because of the larger working area and u could do detailing without needing to zoom so much into ur image every time , its much more efficient than a medium size tablet, but if u have one monitor i agree to what he says , medium size tablet is better
Hello man! Great vid. So if I may summarize the video, you must get the right size of tablet according to your computer screen? So if the screen is small, you must buy a small tablet and vice versa?
+Kemal Hurlov Something like that. If the size mismatch is too much, it's going to feel weird when drawing on the tablet. It's like you draw a short line on the tablet but on the screen it shows a long line instead
i have a 21.5 inch mac. but I know the medium size is a lot more expensive, and i don't want to pay that much. Compared to a small it's about a 120$ difference. Should I buy a small, or a medium?
Can't decide between Intous PRO small and Intous Art medium (that comes with wireless kit and additional pens) for similar price, I have 15.6inch laptop with 1920X1080... Thoughts? Tnx!
Hi Mr Teoh, I am using 15.4 inch laptop with 1920X1080 screen resolution. Do you think resolution will make different? For my situation, small or medium? Thanks in advance Mr Teoh.
Do you think a medium intuos pro would be too small for a 27 inch desktop? I may also use it with my 13 inch laptop for portability purposes. Thank you so much!
No major problems. But I suggest you check out my reviews on the models you want before purchasing. I have tested some software. www.parkablogs.com/tags/huion
I'm stuck between getting a Huion Q11K or a Intuos Art (Small) as my first tablet. I don't have money for the medium if I go Wacom but I do like their bundle of Corel Painter Essentials and their driver support. Huion has higher specifications and better size for the money but they're drivers aren't really the best to say the least. Both are good tablets but I can only choose one. I have a 23in monitor which would be a better choice of the two???
+Manuel Morillo For larger monitors, it is better to get larger tablets. It feels more natural to draw on a larger surface. Drivers are fine usually. Another free software you can try is Medibang Paint Pro.
I also have a 27 inch monitor and will be mostly using the tablet for AUTOCAD design work, specifically Architecture as I'm and Architecture student at UNI so I am thinking for the sake of accuracy I will be wanting the large but Im still not sure its going to be very ergonomic given the AUTOCAD programs require heavy keyboard use at the same time as a mouse/tablet. What do you suggest?
Hello, I am want to start drawing digitally.Although have been drawing on paper for a while.Can you suggest a tablet type, size and model to me. Besides, I have a 15.6" laptop(windows).I would appreciate any other tips to get started. I intend doing digital portraits painting and fashion drawing for now. Thanks in advance of your response.
Hello could you answer my question? I have a 16inch monitor and idk if im gonna buy a drawing tablet with 6x4 working area or 10x6 working area. Pls reply
10x6 is a more comfortable size to work with. Go compare prices. There are many very budget friendly 10x6 tablets around. www.parkablogs.com/tags/drawing-tablet-reviews
Hi, I'm planning on buying a Intuos tablet, but I can't decide on which one I should buy.. (small or big). I have a Macbook 13 inch, but I didn't really like the small one, because I want a bigger surface. Is it worth it to buy the bigger one? And I was wondering if the Comic one is the best for drawing anime and cartoons. Any thoughts? Thanks!!
+NICKVSVP Drawing on a larger surface is more comforrtable. The feeling is like drawing on A5 vs A4. Intuos Comic is good but if I am not wrong it only has a Small size tablet. The other thing to note is to check out this app called Medibang Paint Pro which is good for drawing anime, and it is free.
Hey Teoh I plan to get a wacom intuos (because I prefer wacom since I have experience working on them) but i have a 28" 4k monitor and a wacom intuos medium is only 6x8. I can only afford the non-pro version. Would this tablet be too small for me?
@@teohyc can you recommend a non-wacom tablet with at least that size? I just have a hard time searching because there's a lot of brands. But i really would like the performance to be as good as wacom
I need one for note taking, that has touch capabilities, and can be utilized for beginner graphics work as well as photography. I know the intuos line is my best bet, but I don't know which one, is there a difference in the hardware or just the software (from model to model)? thanks.
Wacom Intuos Draw should be enough. Wacom Intuos Art if you need finger gestures. Check out the reviews on my blog at www.parkablogs.com/content/review-wacom-intuos-2015-tablet-draw-art-photo-comic
This is one of the better graphic tablet comparison videos with actual demonstration!
(*edit: deleted the Wacom brand name in the sentence*)
+ZeriouS Thanks 😀
Why are you saying Wacom?
He's not even showing all Wacom, like damn, are you kids hoping for a monopoly? Competition makes competitive prices
@@virgobro2025 your making no sense but k
@@virgobro2025 Well you are kinda right, I updated the comment then :D You know, for me Wacom is like Tempo for handkerchiefs or so where brand names get associated with product groups.
@@donZeriouS yeah it's called genericization same thing with _Hoover_ and vacuum cleaners, not sure if Wacom is at that point yet tho
oh my goodness, thank you so so much for such a review, been searching high and low to elaborate the difference of a tablet that's just a few inches difference for double the price point difference. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
I think medium is always best unless you need to go smaller for portability reasons. If your hand is getting tired or you switch between a laptop and desktop a lot with most tablets you can usually shrink the tablet area in the settings.. You can rarely enlarge it. I'm not sure about other brands, but as far as Wacom goes only the Intuos Pros have that setting (Precision Mode) and it's kind of hidden.
Your hand gets more tired with a smaller tablet you have to use smaller muscles with them.
hello alan, can you tell me if 6 x 4 is good for a beginner? i have a 13 inch laptop screen and budget is quite small too
@@jotarokujo806 Seems a tad bit small to me (though can depend on how you draw too). If you're on a budget, I recommend getting a Huion if you haven't considered it already. My wacom broke and I've replaced it with a Q11K V2 that was less than half the price of the equivalent-ish wacom (has tilt + wireless) and more than good enough and there are cheaper wired models (HS611 looks real nice) that are about the same size. Only had a minor issue that I have not seen mentioned in reviews but have found online: pen pressure requires double the pressure when a pen button is held (so no holding to erase unless u want to be pressing super hard). Only other difference is the pen doesn't have an eraser end, but I never used mine. And I'm not too fond of the pressure adjust graph in the drivers, the ends are not movable (idk if wacom's were), but the programs I use do have their own properly adjustable graphs so it's not been a problem.
Thank you for this review!!
I was hesitating between buying a small tablet, or saving more money to buy a medium one, and this review helped me make my mind
my screen is only 17"3 inch so I think that a small tablet is enough
Mostly used large graphic tablets but found they're quite fatiguing and am now switching to a medium sized one. It's encouraging to know you swear by them 😂 Would have both options to check which is more suitable for my needs, thank you!
Glad I found your video! No one really addresses this issue, and I couldn't find a proper explanation of what tablet to chose. Thank you very much!
oh! I never thought of that! my macbook is an old 13' inch, wouldn't make sense to buy a big ass tablet. plus it would be a pain to pack for travels. thanks bud!
So I guess the best option for a 15,6" screen would be a medium tablet, although the small one would still be good while not costing as much. Thanks!
BEST review for figuring out what size to get! THANK YOU
Thank you so much!!! I was so confused about picking which size I should get for my 14 inch laptop. But this is the answer I was looking for! Great vid
I remember seeing this video when I was trying to decide which tablet to get. I don't like it when my desk is cluttered so I went with a small intuos art for my 24" screen against this advice. It's fine for photo editing but it almost made me give up on digital painting. I'll be getting a bigger one soon, the small one is driving me crazy.
Ramo did you get the bigger tablet after 2 years XD
Thank you so much for this video!!! NO other video is as clear, direct and includes a side by side comparison!
I'm amused you still recommend Medium (10 x 6 inch) up to this day in the comments section 😂 I appreciate the consistency haha.
The still size pairs well with displays up to 27 inches
@@teohycHi, I recently bought a 13" Macbook Air, I'm also considering getting one of these pen display tablets for note-taking and to try out digital drawing. Never used one before and I'm scared I'll choose the wrong size. Either size would be portable enough for me, but I'm worried a small may end up being too small in the long run.
This is nice n all but personally I'd always get the Medium one (preferably one with Touch). Having handled every size, the Small is too tiny for drawing detail even if you zoom in constantly (which you'll pretty much have to if you go for S, so definitely consider Touch for pinch zoom (not included in the newest base Intuos model, but the older Pen & Touch and the new Pro have it) because zooming with side buttons or icon clicks will slow you considerably). And the Large is almost always more than you need: you might find yourself reducing the Active Area (the part mapped to the screen that the pen works on) for comfort and use it basically as an M tablet since you'll zooming in anyway to see detail. THAT's where the aforementioned zooming actually replaces the need for a big tablet. While it does force you to make finer strokes and more detail, which is nice, I find it difficult to justify L unless you also buy a HUGE monitor with it and have a specific type of artist brain that needs to see and compare/judge the entire drawing at all times.
For everyone else the M is the perfect balance of usefulness and portability regardless of screen size. It won't take up THAT much room on your desk that it becomes uncomfortable, you can pick it up and adjust/ROTATE it which allows for more techniques (definitely find models with the smallest size/weight : active area ratio tho if that's your goal, not every model is good at this). And most importantly you'll be able to crate just the right amount of detail for what you see on the screen, whether you're sketching the base with broad strokes or zooming in to see specific parts of the picture to add more fine detail.
I'd note that the iPads (9.4, 9.7 and 10.5 models) also have touchscreen sizes comparable to the M model. (Might even consider buying them instead if you don't mind IOS' lack of Win apps and awful file management holding you back).
Hello, I have a 32 inch monitor, so is M (8"x5") enough for drawing?
Thanks, this really helped 🙏
Just what i needed :).... Big shout out all the way from South Africa
Thanks for the informative video. Do you recommend the brand XP-Pen star, or Wacom intuos small ?
XP Pen is more worth the money
Huion 1060 Plus \ huion h610 pro which one of these works good with Maya and zbrush?
+venkatesh .c Either is fine.
Thank you for the helpful videos! I have a question as I am in doubt. I have a 13" mac, but cannot decide what is better- the small or the medium size tablet. As suggested per your video, I should get a small one, but I am afraid it would be limiting as I work on the programs quite often. Is there a disadvantage of getting the Medium one if my laptop screen is so small? Also- which software bundle would you recommend for a graphic design student? (i'm mostly illustrating)
+Renāte Vērmane If you have the budget, Medium is a more comfortable size to work with. As for which Intuos, I recommend Intuos Art for the Corel Painter Essentials. You can also download the free Medibang Paint Pro.
Video was helpful as my computer screen is 18.5 inches and was curious which size would be appropriate.
I give you one like.
+Joey Brazda Thanks 😊
Thank you for this video, couldn’t decide between the small or medium. This video is the end of it, I'm going with small.
This is an awesome review. Thanks a lot. I'm a beginner here and not many people talk about that particular aspect of tablets.
its often that i feel like people who do these reviews talk about standard stuff while having premium gear with themselves whivh doesnt feel natural at all
this time tho
i was very comfortable with what you said and agree on it too
thanks man for the help
Worthy subscription! Never disappointed.
All the very best for the channel buddy! ✌
Teoh Yi Chie so you are saying that. Small pads are not suitable 3D modelling right?
+venkatesh .c It is not that they are not suitable, it is they are uncomfortable because of the small size. If you have limited budget, you can still go for small tablet. Or you can check out other tablets. E. G. Huion 610 Pro, Parblo A609, XP Pen Star 06
bro my bad luck XP penstar 06 is not there for our country (India). there is any other optional pad available? for 3D modelling
+venkatesh .c You can look for Parblo A609. You can find these two tablets on eBay with free shipping
Hi! I wanted to thank you for making such useful reviews ^^ Because I'm thinking of buying a Wacom Intuos and this helped me a lot to know more about which size is best. Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Great video! It was extremely helpful, btw I have a 15.6" laptop, what size should i go for?
+Pranav Shukla A small should suffice
thank you!!
Hi Teoh, great videos! I had a question for you. Small should be comfortable for 24" screen right? I really want to avoid getting medium. I would rather get used to large magnification effect than have my hand get tired.
A medium size is more comfortable to draw on. Medium size drawing area is like an A5 size paper. If you have limited budget or table space, then get a Small.
Teoh Yi Chie Hey! I ended up getting the small one and I absolutely love it. I use it for my attached 24" monitor and it's perfect. I am using it primarily to take notes (bit of drawing, too). Honestly I feel the medium would require too much moving of my hand because of the absolute positioning. Small is a perfect area for me.
Huion 1060 Plus or huion h610 pro ???
Hi, thanks for the video 🌹
I can't choose between huion h950p with 8.7"*5.4" Wich also have title functionality and h640p with 6.3"*3.9" working surface without titl, I have a 14 inch laptop and I'm getting started with digital art, I think the h640 is better for me by size but I don't know if I should prefer it over h950 because h950 also has tilt but I don't know if the size is gonna be a problem for me, I'll be thankful to know your opinion
Get the larger tablet. It's a more comfortable size to work with. The size will be quite similar to your laptop but thinner.
@@teohyc thanks for the answer 🌹
Great Video ! this is very helpful. A small one should do fine. General rule is "bigger monitor, get bigger tablet." I used a small one ( XP-Pen Star G430 4 x 3 inches ) for about five years until the cable broke. Worked fine.
I was using it on a 15” laptop screen at the most, though. You might want to save th extra $60 for a medium with a screen that big.
Thank you so much. This helps me to choose the small one for photo editing on Mac Book Pro 15 inches.
I have a "13,3" inch laptop, and I am wondering what size to get
My Melody I would get a small since it magnifies as expected
Hello o/
Great video!
I'm thinking about buying a table but I have a 13inch macbook and a 27inch monitor that is currently hooked to my PC that I can also use with my Macbook when I am home. Which one would you suggest? I'm not sure if I should get a small or a medium.
The size you should get depends on the size of your table. Medium is more comfortable for drawing on larger screens. As for which particular model. The only difference is the bundled software. If you want the drawing software, you can go for Intuos Art.
does Huion 1060 Plus come with wireless adapter?
+venkatesh .c This is not wireless
what is the size of the monitor you are using behind? inches?
+venkatesh .c That's 27 inches
I think as u said medum size is good for the reason u mentioned. Helpful tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks, this is a very datailed review for choosing the right tablet for Screen Monitor, My monitor is 20" curved and i'm thinking of buying a cheap small tablet since i'm low on budget but maybe i will just going to save more to buy a medium sized tablet
Hi! Thanks for your video! I'm interested in digital art, but still a beginner though. My computer is 14" so i was thinking about getting a small tablet, but i know that a lot of people say that medium-sized tablets are usually the best choice, so I'm quite unsure. I'm still a student so I don't have much of a budget. What size would you recommend in this case? And are there any specific drawing tablets for beginners you'd recommend? (I'm torn between getting Wacom Intous S and Huion 1060P)
Get the Huion. It's more worth the money. You get a larger tablet for the same amount of money spent. Drawing performance is comparable too.
@@teohyc Thanks a lot :)
thank you very much... this helped me alot :)
Thankyou for the wonderful video!
I was wondering if the small tablet is comfortable enough to draw on or does it feel cramped?
It will feel a bit cramp. Will take a while to get used to it.
Explained very well with important points made. Thanks a lot !!
Hello, nice video and explains a lot. i am starting to draw digitally on my 13in macbook Pro, and use the same small Wacom tablet you show in the clip (the smallest one) I use it fine, but now I would like to get a Medium-size tablet as I think it will help me illustrate better and move my hand around more. Do you recommend doing that? thanks.
Medium is a more comfortable size to work with.
What size do you recommend for a 15,6" screen?
A small should suffice. If you have more budget, 10 x 6 inches is more comfortable.
thank you
Cosmus thanks for asking this question! I have a 15.6 inch screen and have been wondering myself
Trash_ _chan no problem
I want to get a tablet on the smaller side but couldn't decide betwren 7 and 10in. I have high regard for your reviews. Hope this solves my question!
I have an intuos 3 6x8 inches and a dell 25" and the difference is too big. you do a little mark in the tablet and is like 3 times bigger in the monitor. For some stuff like let's say you are doing some colouring or some value studies etc it doesn't even matter. But if you want to draw characters and make the anatomy good or do more precise things like that, THEN is a nightmare. What i did, and i suggest people to do, is to set the screen area affected by the tablet very small, just a little bigger than the size of the tablet. This way, what you actually do in the tablet is very similar to what you get in the monitor. You need to complement this with a mouse and get used to move the document in photoshop if a corner is not covered by the active area. Also you have to get used to use a lot the mouse to go for the menus since the tablet doesn't reach them. I know a lot of people will never do this because is a hassle but some people will try it and prefer it if having a more 1:1 ratio is important. If you suck at drawing, then whatever you do it won't matter, just learn to draw.
Hello!! Apologies, considering this video seems rather old, but I needed a full review with different tablets, and yours seemed to be good to ask!
So, I have a 15.6 laptop, and I've used the Wacom Intuos Art for a few years and would like to upgrade to the Intuos Pro
Should I get the Small or Medium Intuos Pro? Which one would feel comfortable like the Intuos Art?
I have rather small hands so the Intuos Art didn't take me long to get used to at all, so would the Small Intuos Pro be good for me?
If you don’t mind the small, you can continue with that size. I usually just recommend medium 10x6 by default
would wacom intous art small be comfortable to use for 3D modelling ????
+venkatesh .c I personally think it is quite small. Check out XP Pen Star 06 if you have limited budget.
Teoh Yi Chie so you are saying that. Small pads are not suitable 3D modelling right?
bro my bad luck XP penstar 06 is not there for our country (India). there is any other optional pad available?
The video I needed, thanks!
Was about to go for the cheapest (and smallest) option, but now I'm considering the next bigger size. Didn't know it had that much of a difference when going for a certain size.
I'm planning on buying one for taking notes! Analog is good, but it's getting increasing difficult to manage and organize all of the paper.
I have a 27in monitor and debating between the med and large. Back in the day I had a small bamboo tablet for a 20in monitor so I’m familiar with the learning curve for the size difference . But being that I’ve never had a Screen this big before and the changes made to their drawing tablets over the years, I didn’t know if getting a size “ too big or too small” would cause the cursor to jump around or glitch out. What tablet size of the Instuos Pro tablet do you recommend?
+AriQuinn92 A medium size with working area around 10*6 inches should be good enough. If it is too big, it can get tiring to draw. If it is too small, a small hand gesture can draw too long a line.
Teoh Yi Chie thank you so much for your quick response! Love your videos, keep up the great work!
Excellent review, thank you!
I'm thinking of buying my first graphics tablet soon!Wacom Intuos Art (small) to be precise.
Since I got a 19.5" LED monitor,will the tablet size be adequate?As in, I won't need to buy the medium one, right?
Small should be enough if you don't have the budget.
Hi thanks for the review! So a medium size tablet could pair well with a 32inch monitor too? im using it for drawing
Yes, should work fine.
@@teohyc alrighto thanks!
Hi, I’m a beginner and I’ve never had a drawing tablet before. My laptop has about a 18 inch screen, so I’m not sure if I should get the Wacom Intuos in medium or small. Any advice would be greatly appreciated ^^
Medium is a good size in most situations
Teoh Yi Chie *ahem* that is what she said
Hi, thanks for your reviews, I've been watching several of them. I have 2 questions and I hope you can help me. I have drawn and painted with traditional media for several decades, but I want to take the plunge and finally purchase a drawing tablet. I want the tablet to closely mimic traditional drawing, (like with charcoal/pencil/etc.), and also mimic oil painting. I have a Dell Touch Screen Laptop, (measuring about 15" diagonally). I normally like to traditionally draw/paint fairly large scale using my whole arm. I want to use the tablet to draw, paint, and make video tutorials and demos. My budget is up to $250 usd, (though less than that would be great). SO - Which Model of tablet is the best for me? AND - Can I hook up my tablet on a big TV screen so I can see it larger as I am working? I have already hooked up my laptop to my TV and it works great. Sorry my comment is so long, but I really would like your advice. Thanks!
+TRACTUS INTENTIO Hi, generally speaking tablet sizes come in small, medium and large. Wacom small and medium are quite affordable (the one I featured cost US $200 at Medium size). For large sizes, other brands such as Huion are more affordable. If you're drawing on a 15" screen, you can probably go for a Medium Size Wacom tablet. Just get the Intuos Draw which should be $150 if I remember correctly. Or Intuos Art which has the better painting software Corel Painter Essentials. If you already have your own software, get the cheaper Intuos Draw.
+Teoh Yi Chie Thanks!
+Teoh Yi Chie Man o man, I just brought home the Intuos Art Medium, and I am stoked !!! I just did my very first drawing on it, (I've only finger painted a couple times on my computer before this), and I am very excited about the possibilities with this tablet. I put the 1 hour drawing up on my channel if you'd like to check it out. THANK YOU for your advice! I am very pleased with my purchase. :D
@@tractusintentio7516 Hi, how was your experience with the medium, is it recommended? or the wacom large is preferable
Thanks for the video Teoh, very useful. I have two question do, and I would appreciate your help. I want to buy one for my boyfriend who is a graphic designer who mainly draw logos and retouches photos. He has a 27" screen but if him is not going to draw per se, the smaller version could do the trick? Also, which sould I get, art, photo or draw? The pro is out of my budget. Thank you in advance!!
I suggest getting the medium size tablet. As for which model to get. Maybe Wacom Intuos Art which comes with the Corel Painter Essentials software. The main difference between all the models are the bundled software.
Teoh Yi Chie thanks so much!
Hi, I have a 15-inch monitor (actual working area is 13.6-inch x 7.7-inch). Should I choose a medium or small size for a more natural feel/correct ratio? Mainly used in Photoshop. Thank you
Medium (10 x 6 inch) is the size I always recommend.
Thanks
Hello! I just wanted to ask, what tablet is best suited for a 15.6 inches laptop screen? I'm choosing between Wacom Intuos Draw (small) or Huion 1060 PLUS (10" x 6.25" - medium sized). I'm a beginner and it is my first time to buy a graphics tablet, I do not know what to choose...
A small should be good enough. Medium is you want a more comfortable drawing experience.
thank you so much! subscribed😊
I'll go with Wacom Intuos Draw small then.. thanks😊
I have the wacom intuos draw size small like from an year and i can say that im so happy i bought it, its cheap , its very good and i like the design too . 10/10 from me
Thanks for the video. Hope you keep it up.
Great video! Thanks for that.
+Charalampos Koundourakis Thanks 😊
Have been using small and medium. Would like to try large. Thanks for the recommendation.
Anything 10 x 6 inch is good
Thanks for making this video. I'm not as confused as before after watching this. I think I should get a small one as my laptop is just 13 inch.
+Kimberly Chung Thanks 😀
Hello and thank you, just subscribed and your videos are so helpful. can't seem to figure out if I buy the intus 3D tablet, will it also be good for digital drawing and painting, I want to learn the Zbrush, but I don't want to buy two tablets also for my drawings...thank you ^^
+no71on You can just start with the cheaper tablets, which are the ones I talked about in this video. The Intuos non-Pro
Thanx, what I meant is that I plan to buy the intus 3D tablet with the Zbrush core program, cause I want to learn the Zbrush mostly at the moment, and I want the medium size tablet anyway, what I wanted to know if I could draw and paint in photoshop with this tablet, or is it mostly made to work with the Zbrush, I don't have the money to buy two, I have to decide if to get the intus 3D...if you know this one it will be a great help ^^
Hi, I'm not sure about the 3D features in Intuos. So I can't say much about that when used with ZBrush.
I didn't watch the whole video, but what you said makes sense. I have a 23" monitor that I will be using for my drawing so I'll go with a medium. The proportional drawing will be much more sensible.
Hello Theo great vid, i have a 18 inch screen and im planning to get the xp pen deco 01 its 10 x 6 is it too big?
if its too big what u think about the size of xp pen g640 its 6 x 4
i heard that size does matter with tablet
10*6 is good size for more displays
Hello buddy, thanks a lot for your video - it answered some of my concerns regarding tablet size before buying.
I would really appreciate your suggestion very much as i am one step away from buying tablet, but i have a big headache to determine which size would fit me the best - Wacom Intuous Pro Medium or Wacom Intuous Pro Large. I never had a tablet before and it makes even harder to determine the size of the tablet that i need. My main monitor is Phillips 43 inch (4k).
I am going to use tablet for some retouching, Photoshop and maybe Premiere work too if i will find it handy to work with Premiere. At the moment i feel that i will need to use it in conjunction with keyboard (will still need to access shortcuts). I have enough space on the table but still concerned if it would be convenient to use Large tablet in conjunction with the rest of the PC equipment - to access keyboard, tablet, mouse, without rearranging whats on the table each time.
Overall i think that Medium size would be the most suitable for me to use it on the table beside keyboard and mouse, because im a bit worried about Large model's dimmensions (too big to be placed and accessed on table conveniently) but i also worried that my monitor is very large and Medium may be too small for it. Or it would be still ok to use Wacom Intuous Pro Medium tablet on 43 inch montitor?
Thank you very much in advance for your advice :)
+Peter Longwood A medium tablet should be alright.
thank you. This explanation was much more to the point
Thank you for the video. I have a 15.6'' laptop, would you recommend a small or medium Intous pro tablet?
+Michelle Lincow A small should suffice. A medium if you want a more comfortable size to draw on.
Nice video!😀 And should I get S size for 15,6'' ?
+Petar 25 S should be good enough for that size. If you have more budget, M will be more comfortable size to draw on.
+Teoh Yi Chie thx!😀
This is the clearest video I've seen thank you Teoh.
Question: I use 24 inch (PC) screen for doing children's book illustration. I am definitely thinking of getting the Wacom Intuit Pro large size. The only issue I have heard is that it requires longer hand sweeps on the tablet. Do you see that as a problem? (I draw quite large anyway.)
Hand sweeps? I'm not sure what's that. Finger gestures? As long as you get a medium or large tablet, it should provide enough comfortable space for you to draw on.
Thanks Teoh. I just mean the distance my hand has to move across the tablet when making lines. I'm inclined to get the big one. Looking in the store tomorrow.
Then I guess a big one might be more suitable for your purposes
thanks a bunch Mr. Teoh! it helped me a lot to understand better which size of tablet i should use. Here comes the question:
should i buy desk tablet or drawing tablet for a more natural feel?
You mean like this Intuos vs those screen tablets? Those screen tablets are more expensive. Drawing performance is going to be the same. But those screen tablets usually require you to buy the stylus as well and so far there aren't really any good screen tablets except for the expensive Apple iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. For beginners, I suggest not to spend too much money. Just get a simple desk tablet should be enough. If you're going to buy a screen tablet anyway, then go ahead. Again, it depends on your budget.
oh i see..... thanks for the advise! 👍 but i happen to find screen tablets to be cheaper than Intuos, it's okay to get that right?
Should be okay. What brand and model is that tablet?
Huion
A Huion screen tablet? I guess it should be alright. I might have a review on my blog at www.parkablogs.com/es/tags/drawing-tablet-reviews
haha, thanks I guess i'm getting the small since I'm using a net book with a screen about ten inches.
I have a dual monitor setup , and i have my tablet do Rotoscoping , 3dsculpt, Motion Graph, basically I use it as a replacement of my mouse , so for those who have a dual monitor setup, i think go for large size because of the larger working area and u could do detailing without needing to zoom so much into ur image every time , its much more efficient than a medium size tablet, but if u have one monitor i agree to what he says , medium size tablet is better
Hello man! Great vid. So if I may summarize the video, you must get the right size of tablet according to your computer screen? So if the screen is small, you must buy a small tablet and vice versa?
+Kemal Hurlov Something like that. If the size mismatch is too much, it's going to feel weird when drawing on the tablet. It's like you draw a short line on the tablet but on the screen it shows a long line instead
Teoh Yi Chie thank you so much. i have regular sized laptop so i guess i will go for the small
i have a 21.5 inch mac. but I know the medium size is a lot more expensive, and i don't want to pay that much. Compared to a small it's about a 120$ difference. Should I buy a small, or a medium?
If you're low on budget, just get the Small model.
I'm starting to learn digital ilustration, Which on do you think I should get? The intuos art or the Pro?
+choi jia Intuos Art is good enough. Start with something more affordable
I think I will go with medium for my macbook pro m1 2021
My laptop is 12 inch, i bought the 6x4, and im thankfull for buying the small one!
my question is, i dont have one of those?
meybe iwl buy a medium size. any recomendation for wacom type? (i dont have much money :D)
Can't decide between Intous PRO small and Intous Art medium (that comes with wireless kit and additional pens) for similar price, I have 15.6inch laptop with 1920X1080... Thoughts? Tnx!
If you don't need the extra features of PRO, such as tilt sensitivity, get the larger tablet. The basic drawing function is the same.
Hi Mr Teoh, I am using 15.4 inch laptop with 1920X1080 screen resolution. Do you think resolution will make different? For my situation, small or medium? Thanks in advance Mr Teoh.
Small one should be enough. If you have the budget, a Medium will be more comfortable to work with because there's larger space to work on.
FANTASTIC!!
Do you think a medium intuos pro would be too small for a 27 inch desktop? I may also use it with my 13 inch laptop for portability purposes. Thank you so much!
+claire_bc Medium is a comfortable size.
i am planing to buy tablet .large one.. is there any problem with huion? wacom is bit costly then huion.
No major problems. But I suggest you check out my reviews on the models you want before purchasing. I have tested some software. www.parkablogs.com/tags/huion
First timer here!!!What tablet should I get for drawing designs for t-shirts?!?! (NEED HELP)
Check out this tablet guide ua-cam.com/video/d27LERyZ9B0/v-deo.html
I'm stuck between getting a Huion Q11K or a Intuos Art (Small) as my first tablet. I don't have money for the medium if I go Wacom but I do like their bundle of Corel Painter Essentials and their driver support. Huion has higher specifications and better size for the money but they're drivers aren't really the best to say the least. Both are good tablets but I can only choose one. I have a 23in monitor which would be a better choice of the two???
+Manuel Morillo For larger monitors, it is better to get larger tablets. It feels more natural to draw on a larger surface. Drivers are fine usually. Another free software you can try is Medibang Paint Pro.
i have a 23 inch screen, i am looking for the comic pad in size medium and i cant find it anywhere
+cina ballard There is no Medium size for Comic. Get the Intuos Art instead.
I also have a 27 inch monitor and will be mostly using the tablet for AUTOCAD design work, specifically Architecture as I'm and Architecture student at UNI so I am thinking for the sake of accuracy I will be wanting the large but Im still not sure its going to be very ergonomic given the AUTOCAD programs require heavy keyboard use at the same time as a mouse/tablet. What do you suggest?
Get a tablet that's at least 10 by 6 inches. You can put the keyboard on the side of the tablet unless you don't have table space.
Hello, I am want to start drawing digitally.Although have been drawing on paper for a while.Can you suggest a tablet type, size and model to me. Besides, I have a 15.6" laptop(windows).I would appreciate any other tips to get started. I intend doing digital portraits painting and fashion drawing for now. Thanks in advance of your response.
+Estoge On a laptop, a Small size should be enough. You can go for Wacom Intuos Draw or Art (with finger gestures).
Thanks for your response.It is appreciated.
what are your sizes defined as? A small 6x4? a large 10x6? what's a medium size? I have 2 27inch monitors
10 x 6 inch is a good size you can pair with any monitor size.
Hello could you answer my question? I have a 16inch monitor and idk if im gonna buy a drawing tablet with 6x4 working area or 10x6 working area. Pls reply
10x6 is a more comfortable size to work with. Go compare prices. There are many very budget friendly 10x6 tablets around. www.parkablogs.com/tags/drawing-tablet-reviews
Hi, I'm planning on buying a Intuos tablet, but I can't decide on which one I should buy.. (small or big). I have a Macbook 13 inch, but I didn't really like the small one, because I want a bigger surface. Is it worth it to buy the bigger one? And I was wondering if the Comic one is the best for drawing anime and cartoons. Any thoughts? Thanks!!
+NICKVSVP Drawing on a larger surface is more comforrtable. The feeling is like drawing on A5 vs A4. Intuos Comic is good but if I am not wrong it only has a Small size tablet. The other thing to note is to check out this app called Medibang Paint Pro which is good for drawing anime, and it is free.
Thanks! I really appreciate your help
Hey Teoh I plan to get a wacom intuos (because I prefer wacom since I have experience working on them) but i have a 28" 4k monitor and a wacom intuos medium is only 6x8. I can only afford the non-pro version. Would this tablet be too small for me?
It should be fine although I do recommend 10x6 inch.
@@teohyc can you recommend a non-wacom tablet with at least that size? I just have a hard time searching because there's a lot of brands. But i really would like the performance to be as good as wacom
@@yamapishy9792 You can go with the XPPen Deco series, or Huion pen tablets that use PenTech 3. I have reviews for most models on parkablogs.com
I need one for note taking, that has touch capabilities, and can be utilized for beginner graphics work as well as photography. I know the intuos line is my best bet, but I don't know which one, is there a difference in the hardware or just the software (from model to model)? thanks.
Intuos Draw does not have finger gestures. The rest differ only in software.
Hi, i want to buy a intious tablet. i want to edit photo and sometimes draw. I got laptop, so should i buy medium size?? since it is more precise?
Larger is easier to work with. So if you can afford it, I recommend Medium.
Hi Teoh,
from all the Wacom tablets which one would you say i can use for photoshop (photography) as well as illustrator (drawing)... thanks
Wacom Intuos Draw should be enough. Wacom Intuos Art if you need finger gestures.
Check out the reviews on my blog at www.parkablogs.com/content/review-wacom-intuos-2015-tablet-draw-art-photo-comic
cool thanks I will
cool thanks I will
Thnx 4 all the info.gr8 work.thanks again
Hello Teoh for a beginner Which graphics tablet is best, specification + price wise?
Moreover I want to get it for drawing comics
+RaLe1617 You can check out the Wacom Intuos Art, XP Pen Star 06, Parblo A609 or Huion New 1060 Plus
Teoh Yi Chie Thanks a lot
I need to know any intous size should i get small or medium my screen size is 15.6" so pleaseee HELP MEEEEEEEE !!!!
+Hamad Drawer A small size should be good enough. If you have budget, then a Medium.