A good number of Americans today operate as digital nomads (artists included) and therefore we thought to put together a list of some of the best graphics tablets. But, before we venture there, there are a few things you should know about a good graphics tablet.

Size

A minimum size of 8.5-inches would be ideal for a graphics tablet as it gives you enough room to work comfortably. While some brands like Wacom start with a screen size of 8.25 inches, there are others like Samsung tablets that come with a screen size of about 10.1 inches.

Pressure Sensitivity

Preferably look for tablets with 2048 pressure levels or above as these help capture not just the motion of the S pen but also information with regards to the amount of pressure applied.

Controls

Tablets with control buttons on the S pen save up on time while allowing you to access your settings or shortcuts without having to navigate from the screen every time.

Now that we have a fair idea of what a graphics tablet should ideally have, let us take a look at a few good graphics tablets to unleash your creative streak:

• Wacom Intous Draw

This one is perfect for entry-level digital artists.

Pressure Sensitivity Level : 1024

• Huion Inspiroy G10T

Being slim-built, this one is highly portable.

Pressure Sensitivity Level: 2048

• Wacom Intuos Pro Paper

Perfect for tracing and vectorizing illustrations, this Wacom tab makes for great hi-res images.

Pressure Sensitivity Level : 8192

• Ugee 1910B

This one is affordable, tilt-able, and comes with two S pens.

Pressure Sensitivity Level : 2048

• Samsung Galaxy Tab A

This Samsung tablet is loaded with a number of in-built drawing apps.

Pressure Sensitivity Level : 4096

• Artist 22E XP-Pen

This one comes with a rechargeable pen but is sadly not multi-touch.

Pressure Sensitivity Level : 2048

• Apple iPad Pro

While it has great accuracy, the Apple iPad Pro, unlike the Wacom and Samsung tablet, does not come with the S Pen.

So, pick the one you liked the most and give wings to your creativity.