[kgtuning]

I'm looking for a suggestion for a drawing tablet with stylist for my 12 year old daughter. 200 to 300$usd range, compatable with win10. Thanks in advance.

 

[starliner]

A quick look on Amazon looks like you can grab a Surface 3 for that price, but I don't think it comes with a pen.

 

[kgtuning]

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Originally Posted by starliner

A quick look on Amazon looks like you can grab a Surface 3 for that price, but I don't think it comes with a pen.

Looks pretty decent. Thanks.

 

[thrgk]

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Originally Posted by kgtuning

Looks pretty decent. Thanks.

I really found the Surface Pro 4 to be awesome. What I would recommend is going on swappa.com and checking out their tablet selections. I almost always find they have the best prices, no tax, and you can squeeze the people down a little more on products with scratches and such. I love swappa and I came from a MacAir to a SP4 and love it.

 

[kgtuning]

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Originally Posted by thrgk

I really found the Surface Pro 4 to be awesome. What I would recommend is going on swappa.com and checking out their tablet selections. I almost always find they have the best prices, no tax, and you can squeeze the people down a little more on products with scratches and such. I love swappa and I came from a MacAir to a SP4 and love it.

Excellent, thanks for the input. I trying to decide between the SP3 and SP4. Just not sure how much tablet my daughter needs.

 

[MichaelJD]

I'd recommend Samsung Galaxy S8

 

[JennyBeans]

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/wacom-...6NbuSDpKmt7Ih7-5lcyh7n7C3QpyoZV4aAq01EALw_wcB

this is what I use

 

[sanyuan]

You'll might want to consider display drawing tablet because your daughter is young. it may can get very good a drawing on a non display tablet, but nothing beats direct pen to eye coordination.

Yeah I've heard wacom is good, just super expensive. I paid 250 dollar for a XP-PEN Artist 12 Pro drawing tablet monitor , which is a 11.6inch 1080P screen. it gives more of a natural feel to it . and after configuring the pressure curve correctly, it does the job! (I'm using it on Windows & Linux)