Been eyeing a new drawing tablet all year? Well, the wait is over. The end-of-year sales have delivered some serious price cuts on some of our top-rated devices.
So whether you're hunting for the best drawing tablet for illustration, searching for the best tablet with a stylus for photo editing, or seeking an entry-level option that won't demolish your budget, you'll want to check out these deals.
Why these drawing tablets — and why now?
Every drawing tablet featured our list has earned its place through rigorous hands-on testing, expert reviews and real-world creative performance. These are devices we've rated amongst the best of 2025, whether for illustration, photo editing, 3D work or design. Build quality, pen accuracy, display fidelity and value have all factored into these ratings, not just impressive specifications on paper. And best of all, the end-of-year sales have slashed the prices on all of them!
At the professional end, the Wacom Intuos Pro Medium (2025) represents the gold standard for pen tablets, whilst the Wacom Movink 13 offers unmatched portability for creatives who work across multiple locations. For those seeking excellent value, the Xencelabs Pen Tablet Medium Bundle SE delivers professional-grade performance at a fraction of Wacom's price, whilst the Huion Kamvas 16 (Gen 3) and Ugee 16 provide stunning pen displays with professional specs at mid-range prices. The Ugee M908 rounds out the selection as a brilliant entry point for students and beginners, proving you don't need to spend hundreds to start creating digital art.
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