While the drawing tablet market is a big, messy place, it can be divided into three broad categories – pen tablets (or graphics tablets), pen displays, and regular tablets.

Wacom is tempting iPad illustrators with its first Android-powered portable drawing tablet.

The 24-inch display is the company’s first drawing tablet with a built-in display to join its range of standard pen tablets and comes equipped with features that rival Wacom’s Cintiq series.

Whether you're a casual doodler or a professional artist, we've rounded up the best tablets for drawing from from Wacom, X-Pen, Apple, Samsung and more. The Best Tablets for Drawing Reviews 2022 ...

The Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a drawing tablet the brand describes as ‘the first 4K 16-inch OLED’ on the market. It’s a very comprehensive package, offering two styluses, ...

The Xencelabs Pen Display 24 is a direct-on-display drawing tablet that features a built-in 24-inch screen (actually 23.8 if you’re being nitpicky — but Wacom’s 24 is 23.6) with 4K (3840× ...

Wacom's Intuos Small Graphics Drawing Tablet is a cost-effective choice for digital artists who want to tackle everything from painting to 3D sculpting and sketching. This tablet includes a highly ...

The FreSound open-ear buds also fit neatly into Ugee's brand, offering good but not groundbreaking tech at a budget price. For example, they’re ultra‑light, weighing just 8.7 grams per earbud, offer ...

Most people, especially artists, use the drawing tablet in “absolute mode”. This means that it works exactly like a touch screen, it just doesn’t show an image (usually).

The Digi Pen has a fine 1.2mm tip for precision drawing. It's a high-sensitivity device that can adjust your line thickness and depth based on the angle you're drawing from, just like a regular ...