Is this tablet shitty? And if so, if I'm good enough at

I dont know about that tablet but if you need a new one that is not expensive check out the huion h610 pro its probably the best pad tablet out there and cheaper than wacom.

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i have a bamboo fun

>>2923868
I use one. It's great with Krita. The pressure sensitivity doesn't work with Photoshop though (anyone else got this problem) but I hate drawing in Photoshop anyways.

The only real downside to that tablet is that it promotes carpal tunnel. Not bad to start with though.

>>2923868
i use it. Not shitty at all.
and by the way never understood retards like you
all tablets is equal. all you need is a pen pressure...which almost all tablets have nowadays

>>2924021
>promotes carpal tunnel
To note: so does using a computer and most sketchbook drawing.

>>2924134
The draw area on that thing is ridiculously small.

>>2923868
Go for an intuos if you can afford it, larger area and isn't garbage.

>>2923868
take a loan and invest in cintiq 13hd

>>2924312

Got lucky and swiped one for about 600 bucks last minute at the auction

Going from the bamboo to this feels like seeing color TV for the first time

>>2924035
Some have poor pressure response, some are prone to malfunctioning frequently, and some can just be cheaply made to the point of it affecting your ability to use it. There is a clear difference in tablets especially when you are speaking on lower end ones.

>>2923997
I have pen pressure on PS

>>2923868
I got mine three years ago when I started drawing and I still use it frequently. Took me a month or so to get used to drawing digitally, but since I got a grasp of it I have no problems with it regarding line quality. To be fair I never tried other tablets but I think this one provides you everything you need if you're /beg/ or even intermediate.