I don't have a graphic tablet.
I'm leaving a message just in case you're interested in the project I'm working on one day.
I am writing the sequel to the drama "W two worlds", in which there is a lot of talk about graphic tablets.
Maybe you've seen it, otherwise, I recommend it, it's a story that would be of particular interest to designers. I use images a lot to tell this sequel.

@KwonJiyongsWaifu i hope so xD
can't wait ^^
thanks for your opinion :)

@kurogane Try it out :D
I think you'll have a lot of fun using it :D

@KwonJiyongsWaifu yes I did.
i end up order Huion because I think its still good and cheaper.
hope it really worth it. cant wait for it to arrive XD

@kurogane If it’s worth it, then check online
You may get it for a lesser price

@kurogane add me~ we can continue the chat on pm :)

@daehwisshi Hi xD
Seem like lots of designer use Wacom. It must be really good xD
I check the shops in my place and they dont hv drawing tab. One of then said they could special ordee it for but its Huion, not Wacom. I check online and Huion much cheaper than Wacom. Strangely, the online places that i used to buy stuff also dont have many Wacom. Even those that sell wacom are not a very 'convinced' seller xD sorry for my bad English. But if wacom really good, i dont mind over spend and buy it. What you think of Huion? Did you tru it too?
Do you mind if i add you as friend?

@KwonJiyongsWaifu Hi,
Thanks for respond here. And sorry for late reply.
I saw lots of designer use Wacom too.
But none of the shops in in area sell that brand and i find it a bit expensive too. But if it really worth it, i might give it a shot :)

That is my short advice but if you need more info then please PM me and we can talk about it :)

I have been using Wacom for 10 years now. It's a very good brand and I have no complaints about it! I have gone through 6 different tablets as I always like to buy the new one because of the features. I recently just got two new tablets which are an Intous and a Cintiq. My advice for buying as a first time is figuring out what size you want and how much you are willing to spend. Also, think about, do you want simple or do you want something with more advance. If it's really your first time starting to draw digital then I recommend a simple drawing tablet like Wacom Intous Medium, does not have much buttons but just focusing on your drawing and how comfortable it is for you. But if you want something advance, then Wacom Intous Pro (The one I have at the moment). It's got buttons that you can use to fix the brush size, rotate the canvas, zoom in or out, etc. So you don't have to really use your keyboard much.

One of my friends has been using the Wacom drawing tablet, medium size since 2014.
She said she personally finds it comfortable for someone who's just started with digital art, and totally recommends it.