bssunilreddy
Level J
Lenovo FHD tablet 2nd gen recently my wife's elder sister son bought for 22k which also includes a pen.
senpaidev
Disciple
I am going to assume you need one without a display, in that case go for
Both of them are excellent tablets and I have personally used both. I almost daily drive the CTL-472 as a mouse replacement and often use it for annotations and highlighting docs and rest. My mom who used to be a physics teacher has even conducted some lectures while using it. I have used it for illustrations as well. Even though it says small, the surface is quite large and should be more than enough for online lectures. Software compatibility and OS support are excellent (it might even work on a phone, if your phone is modern enough).
As for the medium one, we had gifted one to my aunt as she has to use the mouse a lot and often gets wrist injuries due to same. She uses it as a mouse replacement and she likes it a lot. I have not extensively used it, but in the few hours I spent with it, the larger area does help, but that also means you might have to move your hand a lot, and since I was very comfortable with the small form factor, it took me some time to get used to the larger area.
Both have battery less stylus and get the job done. There are other brands as well which might be a bit cheaper, but I often find them either using cells on the stylus, or geared mainly towards artists. The wacom one in that ways is flexible with general purpose tasks as well as artist oriented ones.
Wacom One by CTL-472/K0-CX Digital Drawing Graphics Pen Tablet (Red & Black) Small (6-inch x 3.5-inch) (~3.5K)
orWACOM One by CTL-672/K0-CX Medium 8.5-inch x 5.3-inch Graphic Tablet (Red and Black) (~6K)
Both of them are excellent tablets and I have personally used both. I almost daily drive the CTL-472 as a mouse replacement and often use it for annotations and highlighting docs and rest. My mom who used to be a physics teacher has even conducted some lectures while using it. I have used it for illustrations as well. Even though it says small, the surface is quite large and should be more than enough for online lectures. Software compatibility and OS support are excellent (it might even work on a phone, if your phone is modern enough).
As for the medium one, we had gifted one to my aunt as she has to use the mouse a lot and often gets wrist injuries due to same. She uses it as a mouse replacement and she likes it a lot. I have not extensively used it, but in the few hours I spent with it, the larger area does help, but that also means you might have to move your hand a lot, and since I was very comfortable with the small form factor, it took me some time to get used to the larger area.
Both have battery less stylus and get the job done. There are other brands as well which might be a bit cheaper, but I often find them either using cells on the stylus, or geared mainly towards artists. The wacom one in that ways is flexible with general purpose tasks as well as artist oriented ones.
I suppose your friend needs to write, draw etc. So when you say pen tablet, do you mean something this -
Or a proper tablet with touchscreen like the one suggested above. If the latter I doubt you can get any within 10k which has palm rejection (i.e. active stylus) and without that, writing or drawing is a nightmare. You may try to search for second hand.
Or a proper tablet with touchscreen like the one suggested above. If the latter I doubt you can get any within 10k which has palm rejection (i.e. active stylus) and without that, writing or drawing is a nightmare. You may try to search for second hand.
Cannot go wrong with the Wacom then.
Ankit2306
Level F
Hey Thanks for the advice though , was also considering this one XP-Pen Deco03 Graphic Drawing Tablet , judging my friends need , also suggested him a Full featured Touchscreen tab , unfortunately as per his view , another Touchscreen screen creates more distraction ..
singenaadam
Level H
XP-Pen is a great option. Check within your budget. They even give one or two licensed software for free.
skumar9988
Level E
Go with Wacom, not just for the hardware, software integration is great as well. I've been extensively using a wacom one for whiteboarding and photoshop.