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<blockquote data-quote="Panza" data-source="post: 410719" data-attributes="member: 28379"><p>I use a wacom intuos medium, for art. If you want an easier mouse, use a bamboo. Medium/large. Cheaper. If you want your custom functions on a small scroll wheel, get the intuos. If you want to spoil yourself, use a cintiq. The intuos and the Cintiq's customizable buttons are useful. If you're not going to invest in setting up and learning custom buttons, I'd stick to the bamboo.</p><p></p><p>Price ranges from 60~120 to 250~400 to 1000+ for Bamboo, Intuos, and Cintiqs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Panza, post: 410719, member: 28379"] I use a wacom intuos medium, for art. If you want an easier mouse, use a bamboo. Medium/large. Cheaper. If you want your custom functions on a small scroll wheel, get the intuos. If you want to spoil yourself, use a cintiq. The intuos and the Cintiq's customizable buttons are useful. If you're not going to invest in setting up and learning custom buttons, I'd stick to the bamboo. Price ranges from 60~120 to 250~400 to 1000+ for Bamboo, Intuos, and Cintiqs. [/QUOTE]
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