
The best drawing tablet for you depends on your level and the type of art you want to create. If you’re a beginner and you mainly want to make sketches or simple illustrations, then an entry-level model with basic functionalities will suffice. Do you work more professionally, or do you want to work on larger, complex projects? Then a tablet with high pressure sensitivity, an accurate stylus and a larger screen is a better choice. We'll help you get started:
- Pressure sensitivity: the more pressure levels a stylus supports, the more natural your lines and brushstrokes. For creative or professional use, 8192 pressure levels are the standard.
- Screen size: a larger screen gives more drawing space and feels more natural but is less portable. A more compact screen is useful if you're often on the go.
- Screen quality: the higher the resolution and the better the colour reproduction, the sharper and more realistic your drawings look. For graphic work, it's best to choose a tablet that supports at least 100% sRGB.








