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Hi,

I am still on my old Wacom Intous 3 and I still like it. But with the driver support it will only be a matter of time and I want to ask, what is the latest and greatest and what are you guys using to paint?
I am wondering if it has to be a screen tablet? Or just the plain old school tablet without a screen?
There are low budget ones like the Wacom One or the Wacom Contiq 16 (not pro)? Are they good enough or does one need to spend more money?
Is it still Wacom? There are plenty of new players on the market (which are most of the time cheaper, too)?

You see I have a lot of question so all opinions are very welcome

Thanks to Pud I'm on the Wacom Intuos Pro from a few years ago. It's good!
I don't think you'll have to worry about drivers for the Intuos 3, which is a great tablet. But I'm curious, too, what others are using.
Those screen tablets have always been a little off-putting to me, because you can so clearly feel the delay. But with a proper graphics card I'm sure they are quite wonderful. Never had one myself, though.

Dines I have been looking closely at Wacom One.. I finally found my own tablet A wacom Photo, Comic tablet made in 2015. Still on the edge about the Wacom One. Edit: I thnk the Wacom One is merely a monitor. A Cintiq Pro is a different beast entirely.

Well, Wacom certainly advertises the Wacom One as a tablet, like a cheap Cintiq, so to say. Looks interesting, but the questions are how well would 1920x1080 work on the display, ...eh... I had more questions, but could answer them myself:
• pen pressure levels are 4096
• pen tilt works

But, yeah... well, it's interesting. The relatively low display resolution is a little concerning.

I am also using Wacom Cintiq 16

Using a HUION Kamvas 22 +, great and cheap alternative to the expensive CINTIQs. Highly recommended.

So the HUION work well with Verve? That's excellent to know, thank you!
That 22 Plus looks like one that would make my list to Santa!
...but then I'd really need a proper computer again, too. I love my little Beelink, but..eh... no VRam, all mobile components, hahaha. It's great for Verve development, though, and really makes me want to write faster running code!

I recommend exploring options like the Wacom One or XP-Pen Artist series for affordable screen tablets. Non-screen tablets like the Wacom Intuos Pro remain popular for digital art as well. It's worth considering your preferences and budget before deciding, as newer brands like XP-Pen offer competitive features at a lower cost.JT Whatsapp