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The creative gene is usually discovered at an early age in most artists. An artist's first signs include doodles on papers, sketches in notebooks, and grabbing paintbrushes from the closet. In the long run, the physical act of painting on canvas becomes computer programs and mouse clicks. Artists of the digital era can easily integrate their physical creative world with their digital creative world when using drawing tablets.

Whatever your level of expertise in art, a drawing tablet offers the chance to practice and develop your abilities on a whole new level. Today's technology enables users to draw on their favorite devices with the same ease they would on paper.

Whether you're looking for a low-cost tablet for quick sketches or a high-end tablet ideal for professional artists, we'll help you choose the best drawing device for your needs in this post. We've put together a buyer's guide to make things easier for you, as well as a list of the 30 best device for drawing reviews. To pick the ideal one, keep scrolling down.

Top 30 Best Device for Drawing Reviews

1. Wacom Cintiq 16 Drawing Tablet with Screen

One of the most popular drawing tablets for artists of all levels is the Cintiq 16.  With its anti-glare screen and two sizes, it is easy to use and comes with many features. Whether you want a large (21.5-inch) or a compact (15.6-inch) display depends on your needs.

You can work with clarity and detail on the HD display, and the Pro Pen 2 has virtually no lag, so your strokes will appear on screen exactly as you intended. The pen also has customizable hot keys and offers 8,192 pressure sensitivity levels and tilt recognition for accuracy. The Cintiq's only flaw is that it can't be used by itself; a computer must be attached.

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2. Wacom Intuos Pro Digital Graphic Drawing Tablet

Intuos Pro is touted as the professional standard by Wacom. There are three sizes available (S, M, and L) of this model, and they all have Bluetooth connectivity built-in. It comes in six built-in express keys for the small tablet and eight express keys  for the medium and large tablets, respectively. Pressure sensitivity levels on the Pro Pen 2 are staggering at 8,192.

The Intuos Pro is available in two sizes: medium and large for the Intuos Pro Paper Edition. Along with the Finetip pen as well as a built-in paper clip, these models include Wacom's Pro Pen 2 as well, making it easier for artists to move from paper to digital. With the Paper Edition drawing tablets, you can sketch directly on the tablet or on paper, then edit your work digitally later on in Photoshop or another drawing program.

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3. XP-PEN Artist12 Pro

XP-PEN Artist12 Pro comes with a 3-in-1 USB cable that can connect to a wide variety of computers, and it comes with an 11.6-inch drawing tablet with an 11.6-inch display. Besides a built-in dial and hot keys, the Artist12 Pro also gives users an option to customize their experience. As well as that, the pen has a pressure sensitivity range of up to 8,192 levels so that it can accept thick, thin or smudged lines. You can draw with precision as there is almost no parallax.

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4. XP-PEN Deco Mini7 Graphics Tablet

Using the Deco Mini7 with Chromebooks or even your phone is easy due to the USB-C adapter included. This drawing tablet has eight hot keys, which is impressive for a device of this size and weight. The pen that comes with it has tilt support of 60 degrees, allowing you to draw soft and sharp lines at the same time. When it comes to digital art, the Deco Mini7 is a great place to start. It'll teach you how to draw in a digital format while costing you next to nothing.

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5. Wacom Intuos Graphics Drawing Tablet

Intuos drawing tablets are available in three models from Wacom. For optimal customization, each tablet features four hot keys and allows the download of up to three software packages.

Each model also includes a pen with 4,096 pressure sensitivity levels and two customizable hot keys on the side for quick and easy access. The pen that comes with it has flexible and felt tips that can be swapped inside the pen's body to suit your personal drawing style. Artists of all levels appreciate the attention to detail, such as the pen tray. It's also an affordable option.

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6. Apple 12.9-inch iPad Pro

With the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, tasks like writing notes, creating artwork, and pretty much anything else you can think of become a breeze thanks to the Pencil's intuitive design, which includes tilt & pressure sensitivity for incredibly precise lines and shading. The drawing abilities of the iPad Pro are impressive, even if it is primarily a computer/tablet. Magnetically attaching the second-generation Pencil to the Pro ensures that it will not roll away from your desk while you're working, and double-tapping the stylus side quickly switches between tools.

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7. Microsoft Surface Pro 7, 12.3″

First and foremost a computer, the Surface Pro 7 also doubles as a drawing tablet. The tablet's intelligent design as well as the fact that it functions as an extension of a complete desktop will appeal to illustrators. The Surface Pro 7 makes working on the go more convenient than ever when it comes to Adobe creative professionals. Because the Surface Pro doesn't come with a pen, you'll need to purchase one separately, just like you would for the iPad Pro.

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8. Wacom One Drawing Tablet with Screen

You can edit videos, drawings, and documents with the Wacom One, making it an excellent tool for both experienced artists and those just starting out in the field. There's plenty of room for creativity on the 13.3-inch screen, and the included modern software works with Windows, Mac, and a few Android phones and tablets, depending on the model. If you don't like the ergonomic One pen that comes with it, this tablet is also functional with other popular digital pen brands. With this drawing tablet, you'll feel as if you're drawing on paper, thanks to the natural-feeling surface friction and low reflection.

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9. XENCELABS Drawing Tablet

In the world of digital art, this dazzling newcomer is making a lot of people sit up and take notice. There are some ex-Wacom employees at Xencelabs, so it's no surprise that their Medium Pen Tablet borrows some design cues from the industry leaders. In fact, we think it's the best drawing tablet money can buy right now. It's a good size for most people, not too big or too small, and it's cheaper than most of the professional alternatives.

The inclusion of a highly customizable Quick Key remote control in the box adds a nice touch and increases your control options. It's not the industry standard (yet), so if you're starting a career, you might want to think about getting a Wacom to get used to the tablets most people use. If you prefer a tablet with own display, the Xencelabs Medium Pen Tablet is an excellent choice.

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10. Wacom Cintiq 22 Drawing Tablet

Wacom's drawing tablet, the Cintiq 22, strikes the perfect balance between features and cost in our opinion. The full HD screen is a joy to work with because it gives you plenty of room to make wide, sweeping pen strokes. Including an anti-glare finish and the included Wacom Pen 2, you can accurately capture even the slightest changes in angle or movement with this tablet's surface. It's a joy to use for artists at any stage of their career, whether they are just starting out or are seasoned pros looking to upgrade.

The Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 is a great option if you want even better quality. If you're on a budget but don't mind a smaller screen, we'd suggest the excellent Wacom Cintiq 16 instead. However, if you're looking for the best value for money, we believe the Wacom Cintiq 22 is the best option right now.

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11. XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Inch IPS Drawing Monitor

In terms of pen displays, the XP-PEN Artist 15.6 has all the essentials covered: a large illustration area, a comfortable pen, and a good screen. This isn't quite as good as a Wacom pen display with less attention to detail and a less developed ecosystem of extra features. It also takes a little getting used to because the stylus point is offset from the on-screen cursor.

The XP-Pen Artist 15.6 pen display is a great entry-level tablet or an excellent upgrade for anyone looking for an affordable tablet.

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12. HUION Inspiroy H430P OSU Graphic Drawing Tablet

The Huion H430P drawing tablet is an excellent entry-level option for those who are unsure whether or not they will use their drawing tablet on a regular basis to make it worthwhile to spend the money. Although the drawing area is limited, the pen's sensitivity allows you to get a true sense of what drawing tablets can do for your creativity. It's possible you'll outgrow this tablet quickly, but even so, it's a great place to start.

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13. XP-PEN CR Innovator 16 Drawing Pen Display

After carving out a successful niche for itself in the mid-range drawing tablet market, the company is back with an improved version of its Artist Pro drawing tablet. Smaller in size than the previous model's drawing surface, the Innovator 16 now boasts 99 percent Adobe RGB coverage and almost no parallax effects.

An intelligent chip has been added to the XP-Pen Artist Pro 16's stylus, allowing it to be ten times more sensitive. This makes it possible to draw fine lines with a light touch, requiring only 3g of pressure. Controlling the Artist Pro 16 is a tactile experience thanks to the dual dials & eight customizable shortcuts, as well as the all-metal enclosure.

This monitor does not come with a stand, which is a bummer for those who want a tidy desktop. However, aside from that, this is a beautiful, sleek, and alluring tablet.

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14. Huion Kamvas Pro 24

In 2020, Huion will introduce the sleek new Kamvas line of drawing tablets, with the Kamvas Pro 24 representing the pinnacle of the line. It has a 1440p QHD display that looks absolutely fantastic, yet it is less expensive than expensive tablets like the iPad Pro 12.9. Because of its vivid colors and attention to detail, it's a delight to look at.

The stylus that comes with the Kamvas Pro 24 has 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity, making drawing a joy. With a large, comfortable workspace and a tablet that displays 16.7 million colors and covers 120 percent of the sRGB color gamut, you'll never have to worry about your images looking smudged or washed out.

Because it's a brand-new tablet, it's being sold for full retail value, and that means the price tag is quite high. S o it's worth considering whether you really need something so specialized. Meanwhile, this is one of the most enjoyable drawing experiences you can have right now, regardless of your skill level.

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15. NEW Microsoft Surface Book 3 – 13.5″

When you take the Surface Book 3 out of the box, you can tell you are holding a high-end product from Microsoft's impressive line of laptop/tablet hybrids. It's beautifully made, and the screen is stunning. With the Surface Pen (which adds about $100/£100 to the enterprise's already not-insignificant cost), you'll have a fantastic drawing tool that works seamlessly with almost any Windows processes you already have in place. There's also a 15-inch model if this isn't enough display for you; however, this will further increase the price.

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16. XP-PEN Deco Pro Medium Graphics Drawing Tablet

Although the Intuos Pro offers more features for the same price, the XP-Pen Deco Pro offers a smaller feature set for less than a third of the price. As a result, while its software drivers may be a little shaky, the overall drawing experience is solid. Even though it lacks Wacom's premium feel, the pen still provides 8,192  pressure sensitivity levels, and the tablet's overall design has received Red Dot recognition. Rather than being an inexpensive copy, this is a high-quality copy. If you're an up-and-coming artist with limited funds, this is an excellent option.

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17. Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Large)

In order to be able to sketch while creating artwork freely, you should use a pen that makes it feel as close towards the paper equivalent as possible. The Wacom Intuos Pro Large graphics tablet has both of these features, making it one of the purest drawing experiences available from a digital device today. You can play with an area larger than a magazine with this pen because it has over 8,000 pressure sensitivity levels and a drawing space that isn't the largest. To make your drawing surface feel unique, Wacom offers a wide range of substitute pens and Texture Sheets.

You can also get the Intuos Pro in a medium or small size if you don't mind working with a smaller screen and the asking price is too high for you. Despite their smaller screens, both of these tablets have similar functions to the larger model.

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18. GAOMON PD1560 15.6 Inches Drawing Tablet

This Gaomon PD1560 drawing tablet is a great way to improve your drawing skills without spending a fortune. 8192 pressure sensitivity levels and a large 15.6" workspace are all included with this laptop. A customizable arm stand is included with the device, allowing you to find the perfect viewing angle. Professionals will love it, buthis is still a significant upgrade t if digital art is a hobby for you. Due to its user-friendly features and low price, this drawing tablet is a great choice for students. Finally, left-handed users can use the leftie mode to join in on the fun as well.

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19. SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab S7 11-inch

There is no pressure sensitivity on tablets such as the Galaxy Tab S7, but you can still draw and create with your favorite illustration software while enjoying all of the other features with the Tab S7. While the S-Pen is known for its drawing capabilities, it can also be used to take pictures and control movies via distance. When you're done, it charges your tablet magnetically by snapping onto the side.

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20. XP-Pen Deco 01 V2 Drawing Tablet

Affordability and portability combine to make the XP-Pen Deco 01 V2 an excellent choice for online learning. Drawing and writing are made easier with the large 10 x 6.25-inch workspace. It can be used in either portrait or landscape orientation, depending on your needs. When working in MS Word on a math problem, you may have to use portrait mode; you may need to use landscape mode when editing photos in Photoshop. Also, when using the stylus, it's possible to tilt it by 60 degrees, allowing you to be more hands-on and less reliant on the software.

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21. XP-Pen G430S OSU Tablet Ultrathin Graphic Tablet

You don't have to drop hundreds of dollars only to find out that digital art is not for you if you are new to drawing tablets, digital art, or just art in general. XP-Pen also offers a $29 tablet, and while it's not suited for professional art, you can play with and learn ways to use it while messing around. With over 6,700 reviews, it has a very high rating of 4.3 stars.

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22. XP-PEN Artist12 11.6 Inch FHD Drawing Monitor Pen Display

When it comes to drawing tablets with displays, the XP-PEN Artist 12 is one of our top picks. For professionals, it's simple and affordable at $200, but it still has some premium features. The device has 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity, an elegant side touch bar, and an HD display with sharp details. Grab one of these for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for an artist who inspires you, whether you work in the arts professionally or just enjoy drawing.

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23. HUION H610 Pro V2 Graphic Drawing Tablet

The Huion H610PRO V2 offers 10 by 6.25-inch working area and 3.9 by 6.25-inch for smartphones in terms of PC graphics. This tablet is compatible with Chromebooks and Mac OS 10.12 and higher, Windows, and Android-powered devices. Additionally, the Innovative tilt control system on this tablet elevates your design to a new level by providing you with more accurate cursor positioning and better prediction.

The pen stand that comes with this tablet has eight additional nibs, bringing the total to nine nibs when you include the one that came with the pen. It also provides lefties with the benefit of being able to adjust thanks to the driver's simple set-up. A curved black plastic body weighs less than half an inch at its thickest point and has a thickness of slightly more than half an inch.

If you are a beginner, this tablet is a good choice because it is functional and inexpensive compared to other tablets. Those looking for an affordable tablet that's also enjoyable to work on should consider the Huion H610PRO V2.

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24. HUION KAMVAS Pro 13 GT-133 Graphics Drawing Monitor

Nothing goes wrong with this 13.3-inch diagonal, 11.5×6.5-inch active area compact tablet. The tablet comes with a stand, battery-free pen, pen stand, and a cable connecting everything. Because of its smooth matte finish, writing on the Huion Kamvas Pro 13 is a cinch. This tablet is also significantly lighter than the competition, weighing in at just 2.01 lbs.

The Wacom Cintiq 13HD and the newer Wacom Cintiq Pro 13 are good alternatives to this tablet because of its features. With its small size and portability, this drawing tablet is ideal for those who need something they can tote around with them wherever they go. There are four programmable buttons on this tablet, as well as a touch bar. The Kamvas Pro 13 is compatible with Windows 7 or later, Mac OS 10.12 or afterward, and Chromebooks.

In our opinion, this is the best tablet for those looking for a small, affordable device. With a high-resolution, color-accurate screen and all the features you'll ever need, the Kamvas Pro 13 has you covered.

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25. One by Wacom Student drawing tablet

The one by Wacom Student drawing tablet, you'll be able to do more than you ever could with a mouse alone. With this tablet, you can use it to draw, edit photos, express yourself, and participate in online classes with ease. It's perfect for students and teachers who want a digital pen for their computers. The battery-free, pressure-sensitive pen feels like a real pen on paper because it's sturdy, comfortable, and precise.

You'll need a laptop or computer to use this drawing tablet, as you would with any other non-screen drawing tablet. It's easy to get started right away with One by Wacom because it comes equipped with everything you need and nothing you don't. As you may have guessed, this is my third Wacom tablet because the company is known for producing high-quality goods. It's safe to say that Wacom has a wealth of knowledge and experience in digital pen tech from its 35 years in business. With that said, it's still a good graphic tablet for those just learning to draw.

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26. HUION Inspiroy H640P Graphics Drawing Tablet

As well as Mac and Windows, the Huion Inspiroy H640P supports Android. This means you can use it with any computer. This incredibly simple pen tablet is ideal for those who are new to design work such as drawing, animation, or photo editing.  Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw, Illustrator,  Sketchbook,  Manga Studio, and Clip Studio Paint are just a few of the design programs that will work with it.

With the Huion Inspiroy H640P, educators or students can edit handwritten notes or take notes on a virtual whiteboard like Zoom. Although the drawing area is quite small, the pen is sensitive enough to provide a realistic drawing experience comparable to that provided by a graphic design tablet. Note-taking, scribbling, and signing documents are a cinch with this pen. It also works well for some light drawing and illustration. Even though you'll quickly outgrow this tablet, it's worth a shot if all you need is something to play around with every now and then.

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27. XP-Pen Deco 03 Wireless 2.4G Digital Graphics Drawing Tablet

XP-Deco Pen's 03 tablet continues the company's trend of creating tablets that combine style and functionality. The matte color black and ultra-sleek build of the overall design makes it a pleasure to use as well as display on your workstation. This is due in large part to the pen's well-made construction and comfortable grip.

With a customizable express key set and a multi-functional dial, you can spend more time working and less time fiddling around. While the tablet's 8 mm thickness may worry some people, those who don't will get a great tablet for a reasonable price.

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28. GAOMON PD1161 11.6 Inches Graphics Drawing Pen Display

This is an excellent drawing companion for those who want to be able to see their work while they're drawing but are on a budget. There are 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity on this 11.6-inch tablet, 8 custom shortcut keys, and tilt support. When connected to a USB Type-C or HDMI device, you can save handwritten notes in WORD, PDF, PowerPoint, or Excel.

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29. SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab S7+ Plus 12.4-inch Android Tablet

Your digital drawings will look stunning on the screen thanks to the SAMSUNG Galaxy Tab S7+ Plus 12.4-inch AMOLED display's 2800×1752 resolution. Aside from that, because it is so responsive to touch and has such a fast refresh rate (120Hz), your sketches will appear almost instantly when you use the S Pen stylus to make a mark on the laminated screen.

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30. GAOMON S620 6.5 x 4 Inches Graphics Tablet

An excellent pen tablet is essential whether you're a professional artist or just a beginner. Using the S620 is a breeze because there are no compromises or inconveniences. When it comes to workspace, the 6.5 x 4 " active area is more than adequate. It has EMR technology and a 5080 LPI resolution on the tablet to allow you to use different pen traces and use the pen efficiently each time you work.

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Best Device for Drawing Buying Guide

Identifying the right graphics tablet for you can be confusing, especially if you're new to the world of graphics tablets. Please allow us to fill in the blanks so that you can purchase the best device for drawing with as little hassle as possible.

Active Area

Simply put, the active area refers to the area on your tablet where you will do the work you need to get done at the moment. If your tablet has a pen display, you can draw on it and see the results right there on the tablet. If you're using a pen tablet, the area you draw or write in will appear on your pc screen when you do so. Depending on what type of work you do, a bigger active area may be preferable, but that larger size often comes at a higher cost.

HotKeys

What is a HotKey? If you've ever heard of the term using a shortcut to accomplish a task, you're already familiar with the concept. Switching between pen tablets and a mouse or keyboard while working on one is like banging your head against a brick wall. You have complete control over how HotKeys are set up to reduce the amount of time and improve your work efficiency.

Pressure Sensitivity

If you're not familiar with pressure sensitivity, you might assume it means how much pressure you can apply to the tablet's screen before it cracks (it doesn't). This should not be done.) The tablet's sensitivity to pen strokes is measured in terms of pressure sensitivity. A higher number denotes a more responsive tablet, allowing you to work with greater precision. This is a case where a higher number is preferable because it has little impact on the final price.

Resolution

Resolution is now a term that almost everyone is familiar with, even if they only use it when talking about their television. Pen displays, which can have resolutions as high as 1080p, work on the same principle. The resolution of a pen tablet, on the other hand, is expressed in LPI, or lines per inch. To get the best results, look for a tablet with a high number of pixels per inch (PPI). Most tablets have an LPI of 5,080, which is the industry standard.

Pen

Not a nice Montblanc pen, that's for sure. In comparison to the stylus that came with the PalmPilot in 1997, today's graphic tablet pens are much more advanced. Graphic tablet pens come in two flavors: battery-operated and EM-resonant. EMRs are designed to respond to the tablet's active area, whereas a battery-powered pen has a finer point and is intended for drawing directly on the tablet.

Wireless or Wired

Despite the fact that many designers prefer the freedom that a wireless tablet offers, others may prefer a wired tablet because they want to see the work they are doing on their desktop monitor. It's like picking between Pepsi and Coca-Cola when it comes to tablet computers: there are wired and wireless options. It's a matter of personal preference. If you're anti-plugging, anti-looking down, or worried that your hand will get in the way of your work, then selecting a tablet may be simple for you.

Conclusions

With so many tablet options out there, it can be difficult to select the right one for your needs. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned graphic designer, our list of the 30 best device for drawing has something for you. Tablets are a must-have for any artist, and you'll probably want to use one on a daily basis. Hopefully, the options we've highlighted on our list will help you find something that fits your needs and allows you to advance your graphic design career.

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