Get a great drawing monitor for cheap on Amazon Prime Day
You don't need to pay Wacom prices this time
Digital artists are likely used to the ridiculous prices that Wacom drawing monitors carry, paying thousands of dollars for a great tablet. However, thanks to this Amazon Prime Day deal, you can get some drawing done for much less.
You can get this Gaomon 15.6-inch drawing tablet for just $299 on Amazon right now, making it one of the cheapest full-display drawing tablets on the market. The best part? It comes with a stylus with 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity.
GAOMON 15.6-inch drawing monitor $399 $319 at Amazon
If you're a digital artist, you're probably very aware of how much drawing tablets and monitors can be. While Wacom tablets will always cost an arm and a leg, the GAOMON 15.6-inch drawing monitor is a great substitute, especially with this Prime Day deal.
The best part of a full-display drawing tablet like this is that you are directly manipulating whatever piece you're working on, rather than having a blank pad that you're drawing on, while looking at a different screen you're looking at. It's a lot more accurate and easy to use.
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