This video is pretty useless in general but especially to people actually researching tablets. You're just saying words like "the pen pressure is really good".
I need help! I have a pc for gaming amd I want a pen display tablet for 3d animation can I also use the tablet for video editing? Also must it be connected to a computer? Can I send files from my pen display tablet to my macbook like videos, photos document etc.
I am confused can someone help.I am a new graphic student tho i use to sketch from a long time ago so already good at it.Right now my teacher told me to get a pen tab for digital painting I am confused should i get xp artist 12 or just get a good normal non display pen tab .Also knoiw that I will be purchasing Ipad pro next year so do i invest in a cheap budget display tab or a non display one for now
if you're getting an ipad pro then there's no need to buy a display tab unless you have the budget. A non display one will be fine, that's what i use cause i can't afford a display one and it works fine you just need to adapt to it.
@@Rekz_zi mean I do have a non display one and then I upgraded to iPad, but since I’m going to an animation university I’ll buy myself a pen display as well. No, I don’t have the budget at all, I’m struggling but it’s worth it 😭👍🏻
@aribuwu it's always good to manage your money and be prepared, because there are things that we cannot oversee. But if you feel like you need the pen display and commit to it, then yeah it will be worth it. Again, not to be philosophical, but spending your money wisely is very crucial, especially as an artist.
@@Misiogry Yeah but its not better than the original Procreate (gesture wise and some small details).. I do believe Infinite Painter is the best app for drawing in many aspects, better than Procreate or Hipaint without doubt.. And if you want to draw with vector, the Concepts drawing app is highly recommended for that.. Cheers! =)
Does anyone here have an Intuous Pro? I’m considering moving on from my XP PEN artist 12 (as mentioned in the video) because the pen is having disconnect issues and because it’s terrible for your neck and back.
I've had my intuos pro for 5 years now and it still works in great shape! I've only had a problem with the bluetooth but now that I am on my new computer it works great! The battery life on it is pretty great and it tracks the screen amazingly. I think even with the intuos pro, or any drawing tablets, you have to be mindful of your posture. I believe there are tablet stands yuou could but if you prefer an angle to draw at. Having to look up at the monitor is a pretty quick adjustment too! I think it's a good purchase if you're not ready to dish out crazy money for a quality display tablet. For reference I have the medium size intuos pro, and my display is about 27 inches. Even on a 15 inch laptop it was very comfortable. I hope this helps!
I would put the Samsung Tab S9 Ultra as another option that rivals the Ipad pro. And the other thing too is that Wacom pens and others can be used on it as well. Its an awesome tablet. 👍
My 9 year old is obsessed with drawing and tired of collecting his papers everywhere. Any affordable advise to get him using digital tablets that he way he can save, print and review from time to time? Appreciative of your response.
Do you already have a laptop or a pc or are you looking for something combine like a laptop you can draw on a drawing tablet that has it's own processor etc. so it can function on it's own.
Cintiqs... They are sturdy machines. The cintiqs at my studio are ancient(bought in the mid 2000s) and still works fine(just a bit lowres for this day tho). Hobbyist and low wage artists should stick to cheaper alternatives.
ROG Flow Z-13-ACRNM RMT02 or Samsung tab s7+ Samsun connects to a computer using the free Spacedisk program and turns into an on-screen graphics tablet
I do not recommend Huion products. I got my tablet last year and it absolutely sucks. It gets scratched by even the lightest touch and gets random bumps all over. They're also pretty scammy. My dog chewed up my pen for the tablet so I got a replacement. The tablet only works with THEIR pens, not your fingers or other pens/stylus'. The replacement I got was $50, and when I tried it out, it didn't work. It was constantly working as if it was holding down the left mouse button and only interacted with the tablet if it was like 3 inches away from the screen. The only other replacement I've seen that has good reviews costs $100. I'm never using Huion again, and I feel bad that my parents got me a Huion tablet because it is just a huge waste of time and money.
► Links to the Best Drawing Tablets 2024 we listed in this video:
► 6. Huion Kamvas Pro 12 - geni.us/Aq97f
► 5. XP-PEN Artist12 - geni.us/zaFIRol
► 4. Gaomon PD1560 - geni.us/6DG1
► 3. Wacom Intuos Pro - geni.us/1Zllg
► 2. iPad Pro 12.9-inch (M2) - geni.us/Vps4mAo
► 1. Wacom Cintiq 22 - geni.us/LzD6
This seems a little misleading. Why do you show the Wacom One when talking about the Intuos Pro L?
@@adampockaj3157 Unless you do it manually, the timeline is auto generated by UA-cam
This video is pretty useless in general but especially to people actually researching tablets. You're just saying words like "the pen pressure is really good".
If you dont know what that is your dumb for a beginner
Correct. This video told me nothing informative
Thanks for the warning before I waste my time
I mean it's obviously a fake voice so it English isn't his first language
@@CohlTrain that doesnt prove it but okay
Would the m1 ipad pro also be worth it?
I need help!
I have a pc for gaming amd I want a pen display tablet for 3d animation can I also use the tablet for video editing?
Also must it be connected to a computer?
Can I send files from my pen display tablet to my macbook like videos, photos document etc.
@@hsmythi rly isn't..
I am confused can someone help.I am a new graphic student tho i use to sketch from a long time ago so already good at it.Right now my teacher told me to get a pen tab for digital painting I am confused should i get xp artist 12 or just get a good normal non display pen tab .Also knoiw that I will be purchasing Ipad pro next year so do i invest in a cheap budget display tab or a non display one for now
if you're getting an ipad pro then there's no need to buy a display tab unless you have the budget. A non display one will be fine, that's what i use cause i can't afford a display one and it works fine you just need to adapt to it.
@@Rekz_zi mean I do have a non display one and then I upgraded to iPad, but since I’m going to an animation university I’ll buy myself a pen display as well. No, I don’t have the budget at all, I’m struggling but it’s worth it 😭👍🏻
@aribuwu it's always good to manage your money and be prepared, because there are things that we cannot oversee. But if you feel like you need the pen display and commit to it, then yeah it will be worth it. Again, not to be philosophical, but spending your money wisely is very crucial, especially as an artist.
Artist D22S, Artisul?
How about the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, there are many who choose it over the Ipad pro
Especially with hipaint app for android ^_^
@@Misiogry Yeah but its not better than the original Procreate (gesture wise and some small details).. I do believe Infinite Painter is the best app for drawing in many aspects, better than Procreate or Hipaint without doubt.. And if you want to draw with vector, the Concepts drawing app is highly recommended for that.. Cheers! =)
Does anyone here have an Intuous Pro? I’m considering moving on from my XP PEN artist 12 (as mentioned in the video) because the pen is having disconnect issues and because it’s terrible for your neck and back.
I've had my intuos pro for 5 years now and it still works in great shape! I've only had a problem with the bluetooth but now that I am on my new computer it works great! The battery life on it is pretty great and it tracks the screen amazingly. I think even with the intuos pro, or any drawing tablets, you have to be mindful of your posture. I believe there are tablet stands yuou could but if you prefer an angle to draw at. Having to look up at the monitor is a pretty quick adjustment too! I think it's a good purchase if you're not ready to dish out crazy money for a quality display tablet. For reference I have the medium size intuos pro, and my display is about 27 inches. Even on a 15 inch laptop it was very comfortable. I hope this helps!
Highly recommend. Intuos Pro is solid.
I would put the Samsung Tab S9 Ultra as another option that rivals the Ipad pro. And the other thing too is that Wacom pens and others can be used on it as well. Its an awesome tablet. 👍
My 9 year old is obsessed with drawing and tired of collecting his papers everywhere. Any affordable advise to get him using digital tablets that he way he can save, print and review from time to time? Appreciative of your response.
Do you already have a laptop or a pc or are you looking for something combine like a laptop you can draw on a drawing tablet that has it's own processor etc. so it can function on it's own.
The best starter options are the Wacom intuos and the Wacom One for a computer.
Or an entry-level iPad with an Apple Pencil.
One that can function on its own @@Kino_Cartoon
Why should I not get x pen artist 12 pro for not much more money?
Or huion or others...
If it were you and money wasn't an issue... which would you purchase?
it's much better to use no screen tablets, having a 4k screen is much better for the eyes and back(posture)
Cintiqs... They are sturdy machines. The cintiqs at my studio are ancient(bought in the mid 2000s) and still works fine(just a bit lowres for this day tho).
Hobbyist and low wage artists should stick to cheaper alternatives.
S9 ultra, iPad pro m2, cintiq,
ROG Flow Z-13-ACRNM RMT02 or Samsung tab s7+
Samsun connects to a computer using the free Spacedisk program and turns into an on-screen graphics tablet
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i want to buy it..but i am broke..XD
These are nice tablets, but I'm sticking with my Samsung tab S7, I do all my digital art on it.
Please is it recommendable ?
What a waste of time
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I do not recommend Huion products. I got my tablet last year and it absolutely sucks. It gets scratched by even the lightest touch and gets random bumps all over. They're also pretty scammy. My dog chewed up my pen for the tablet so I got a replacement. The tablet only works with THEIR pens, not your fingers or other pens/stylus'. The replacement I got was $50, and when I tried it out, it didn't work. It was constantly working as if it was holding down the left mouse button and only interacted with the tablet if it was like 3 inches away from the screen. The only other replacement I've seen that has good reviews costs $100. I'm never using Huion again, and I feel bad that my parents got me a Huion tablet because it is just a huge waste of time and money.
Every tablet only works with that company's pen, that's not specific to Huion. Also dont let your dog chew on your peripherals lmao