Wacom is tempting iPad illustrators with its first Android-powered portable drawing tablet.

The BestReviews Testing Lab tested various drawing tablet models of different sizes and prices to determine which would best suit a beginner.

The XP-Pen Magic Drawing Pad impresses with a beautifully textured screen, pleasingly charge-free stylus and tempting price tag.

While the drawing tablet market is a big, messy place, it can be divided into three broad categories – pen tablets (or graphics tablets), pen displays, and regular tablets.

In addition the relative motion of the pen is measured, and there is haptic feedback, which allow for it to be used even for more delicate applications such as drawing.

From affordable pen tablets for students and hobbyists, to expensive professional display tablets, here are our top picks for the best drawing tablets that you can buy today.

Whether you're looking for a professional-grade drawing pad or a something great for everyday doodling, these are the best drawing tablets.

These tablets can transform the way you draw for the better — we tested the top drawing tablets and rounded up the best options for every budget.

For a limited time, it's on sale for $39.99. Turn an iPad into a drawing tablet with one pen The Digi Pen has a fine 1.2mm tip for precision drawing.