Wacom is always my go to. My first tablet (I think it is Pen & Touch) is still working great after using it for 6 years. I decided to update my work tools since the wacom intuous takes less space than my previous one and it also has the bluetooth feature. Sometimes I experience lags while going for bluetooth instead of using the usb cable, but I think it might be because my computer is old and the bluetooth adapter is also not the newest out there.

Features:
✿This model in particular comes with buttons you can customize. Buttons are not really my thing since I prefer using the keyboard and mouse when I'm working, but you can try and see if that's something you might like.
✿Additionally, the tablet also came with 3 softwares for creatives you can choose from a list (one of them is CSP).
✿Finally, the intuous series are available in 2 colors (black and mint green) and that's a plus for me since i love green and specially mint green.

Overall I really enjoy using wacom tablets, even if they don't have a screen display. I'm already used to not looking at my hand while drawing and that's something that I learn after a lot of practice. So if you're thinking about starting out with art, I'd definitely recommend you getting one of these or even a previous model if you're on budget. They might not be super fancy, but they're reliable and sturdy! and the tecnology is great.

let me start this off saying that there is nothing bad or wrong with its functionality!
i have been using a screen tablet for a couple years now, and i bought this screenless one so that i could draw on my pc without hurting my back from being hunched over my screen tablet for long periods of time, and i used to use a screenless tablet for the longest time, so i figured itd be easy to get back into the swing of it, but i am having a bit of trouble getting used to stuff? that being said, im 95% sure that its due to the art program im using and not the actual tablet. i just need to watch some more tutorials for my program, but as for the tablet itself and how well it writes and such; its a great option if you dont mind the size! i personally draw in the same exact area always, not on purpose mind you! but i dont need the extra space thankfully, so this works just wonderfully for me!

TLDR;
- works great
- quick and easy to set up

Digital art always intimidated me, and seeing this black tablet thing where I wouldn't even be able to look at it while I draw had me skeptical, but the affordable price made me give it a shot. It was well worth the chance and then some. It took me about an hour of doodling before I really got the hang of it. It's simple to use and comes with software with lots of tutorials. The pen feels like a real drawing utensil and the nibs it comes with are sturdy and allows precise lines and shapes. I can't stress enough how easy it is to use, even for someone like me who is a newbie and not very great at tech stuff. Just plug this in to your USB and draw!

This is a second one I buy. It's so much better than using a mouse plus your wrist will thank you for it.

The tablet is very light and doesn't take up a lot of desk space. It is very responsive to my touch and to the motion of strokes with the stylus. It is simple to install and use. It has bluetooth connectivity which is fantastic which allows me to move freely around my room a bit while drawing
if I feel like it. It takes some getting used to not looking down at the pad but becomes easier every day. If someone is a beginner I would highly recommend this device.