Graphics Tablet?

[WindsweptFrog 52]

So I was thinking about investing in a graphics tablet and I know they can be quite expensive but I have seen some cheaper ones. I wouldn't really want to spend much more than £50 but i would like to know what graphic tablets are good?

[FALCON PUNCH 244]

The Bamboo Pen graphics tablet is a good price for £49.95 I got it but then I lost the pen  .

But it works well it dose not do anything fancy just what you would expect from a graphics tablet. 

[Aaramus 449]

I have the Bamboo pen graphics tab, I got it on Amazon for around £45. I think its a great tablet and really good to use if you're learning how to use one. 

Edited December 1, 2012 by Aaramus

[khaine21x3 789]

I went for some random cheap brand that only cost me $15, I think it should suffice until I get the hang of digital painting with a tablet.I might get top of the line tablet in a year or 2.

[Reversalx 129]

Yeah, wacom is pretty much the only tablet brand in question XD i purchased my pen tablet online, $30 used, been using it for a year now and it still up and running. works great too

Edited December 1, 2012 by Reversalx

[WindsweptFrog 52]

Looks like a wacom bamboo is probably the way forward :L I was originaly looking at a bamboo on amazon thats was £49 ish, good to hear the pretty good

[Shadow Star 3]

I use wacom bamboo, but if you use pen table i405, it is much cheaper. I think I have both of them, wacom is the best though. All of them are good actually

[Throwaway19573639385 764]

I got a Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch, medium sized, it's big, light and sturdy. And best of all, it doesn't feel like you're drawing on glass, while it doesn't exactly feel like paper it still has a good feel to it, one you'll easily get used to. The only minus, and this is just something personal, is that the pen doesn't feel very comfy in my hand, that's it. I'm very pleased with my tablet. Another tablet many recommend is the Intuous, also made by Wacom. I didn't buy it because drawing on the tablet didn't feel right to me. But don't let that change your opinion. What I did when searching for a tablet was go to a electronic store and asked if I could try a few out, and I choose the Bamboo and I would highly recommened to do that, it's best to try out a few before making the purchase, and trying out is free, there's nothing to lose.

[WindsweptFrog 52]

I got a Wacom Bamboo Pen & Touch, medium sized, it's big, light and sturdy. And best of all, it doesn't feel like you're drawing on glass, while it doesn't exactly feel like paper it still has a good feel to it, one you'll easily get used to. The only minus, and this is just something personal, is that the pen doesn't feel very comfy in my hand, that's it. I'm very pleased with my tablet. Another tablet many recommend is the Intuous, also made by Wacom. I didn't buy it because drawing on the tablet didn't feel right to me. But don't let that change your opinion. What I did when searching for a tablet was go to a electronic store and asked if I could try a few out, and I choose the Bamboo and I would highly recommened to do that, it's best to try out a few before making the purchase, and trying out is free, there's nothing to lose.

Hmmm probably a wise idea to go try some out lol I'll have to go do that not the not to distant future Probably just ask for a bamboo for crimbo