Digital drawing devices 2025

[beebutterbee]

Oh NO? Thanks for the warning, honestly I was thinking of trying the paper-feel screen protectors out myself but I already wear out my nibs normally.

[BoomerZ]

The cintiq pen has a rubber tipped nip that will slow down the pen so act like its on paper. They don't last long (I use a nip an episode) but they cost like $6 for 5.

[remiquise]

IPad mini (read: cheapest I could find), apple pencil (its held together with tape and prayers), and procreate. Just the normal glass for texture.

Before that I used a Wacom intuos small and paint tool sai. Never had an issue with it, just switched to an iPad because at the time I bought it I was spending 3hrs on the bus 5 days a week and decided I could at least be productive. Now it's just easier than transferring projects back and forth-- besides, my laptop is a piece of junk that freezes and blue screens constantly so I'd rather just use the iPad and not risk losing my progress...

[annuskabriar]

I use a wacom one, or those massive cintiqs if I'm at school. I quite like the wacom one but I had to replace the cord after a couple years - might have been my fault with how I was handling it, though

[AdmiralOverdone]

My huion kamvas has lasted me several years at this point, and I have no complaints! I started out on a wacom intuos but wanted to upgrade to a screen tablet. :>