Hey /3/, i'm a noob that needs help choosing his first tablet

>>565475
The one you posted is fine, I use it. Don't worry about splitting hairs; at that price point they're all gonna be similar, but Wacom is usually solid.

>>565477
I agree with you, i have seen the good reputation of Wacom,but the problem is that i'm buying a refurbished one, so 60 $ for that model refurbished is okay or should i use it on another brand?

>>565478
have you considered getting a job before getting more tech that will likely gather dust, poorfag?

>>565479
I do, first i would need to get some kind of studies that explain why did i just waste 700$ last week building a pc for zbrush without a goddamn tablet, it's some kind of capitalism autism, so yea, can't argue with you.

>>565475
What about Wacoms finance options?

>>565478
Wacoms are just fine refurbished or even just bought used on Ebay. They are rock solid products and even one that's a few years old will still function well.

>>565499
Yea, i think you guys are right, Will try that, thanks /3/ people.

>>565475
I've had wacom all my life, last intuos pro I had I lost and needed tablet asap. and I bought huion "new 1060p" befor i could get salary and buy wacom. but then I realized that I don't need wacom now...

>>565475

The deal with graphic tablets is that the hardware is usually good but the drivers for non-Wacoms often suck.

>>565480
Wow, you're so cool.

No, wait, nobody cares. Kill yourself, faggot.

>>565646
I love you.

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>>565646
i wuv you buddy

>>565650
I like you.

>>565665
I don't like you.

>>565475
I wish I had something more positive to offer you, but I payed something like $230 Canadian for my intuos4 nearly 5 years ago. It works extremely well in CS6 and ZBrush as long as I keep the drivers up to date (something like 1088 levels of pressure sensitivity). After that much time, maybe you can find it for a reduced price?
Either way I wish you luck!

>>565923
Thanks to you and the whole thread for the help.

>>565478
I have an earlier version of that, a ctl-460, almost 7 years old. It's surface is lightly scratched, but, there isn't any issue with it. (Apart from my dog chewing up the pen).

>>565475
OP I will give you my two cents dont take them personally.
You are not ready for zbrush.
You must at least be proficient to some degree with buildout/retopo,primitive,box,patch,polygonal modeling and know their nuances.
I think you are getting into head first in the whole thing,sculpting is a very high ceiling skill.
I also suggest you take a visit to /ic/ and read the sticky.

>>565475
Is using a tablet essential for using ZBrush or can I just use a mouse?

>>566908

Hey, this is the faggot op, before i made the thread i was reading about it, and yes you can sculpt real basic things with a mouse, but nothing more than that, for the real sculpting experience you need that sweet tablet.

>>566908
it is possible(some may say), but then you'll come here and start shitposting how horrible is Zbrush's UI

jokes aside... it's like not having a dick when fucking... even the shittyest one you can find will be better than any mouse

>>565475
I tried out that huion tablet before and had to send it back because it would randomly drop out when I was drawing lines. Pain in the ass. I'd suggest just going with the Wacom even if it's a bit more expensive. That's what I'm doing from now on.