Which entry-level graphics tablet should a child get to start?

Question

Graphic arts

My daughter goes to art school. While there is time, we want to simultaneously master drawing on a computer.
The eye fell on Wacom One by Wacom Medium CTL-671 , Wacom Intuos Draw Pen S CTL-490D and Wacom Intuos Art Pen & Touch Small CTH-490AB-N
I didn’t work with a tablet myself, there’s nowhere to try.
Actually the question is: take a bigger tablet (~ A5), without a wheelbarrow and other goodies - just draw, or a smaller one (~ A6), but with "show-offs" and blue?
The second-hand option does not work - it is also a birthday present.

Answer 1

I can’t say for a child, but these PPCs interfere with me. Maybe professional artists draw with their hands hanging, but I can’t do it that way. And it’s worth leaning on the edge of your palm on the work surface, as soon as the touch is excited and starts to move the image, and so on.
Well, A6 is a very small size, A5 is much better.

Answer 2

My opinion is this: the touchscreen is not only not needed, but also interferes, I think it was generally screwed for advertising purposes: I can’t imagine how to adapt it to business so that there is at least some sense, I even use the side panel only to call up the settings once a year pen.
I will also say about the size that this is very subjective, and more does not mean better. Many people just like a small tablet more, while others like the scope.

Answer 3

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we bought him small cars from the Chima and Star Wars series, he coped with them without problems. But I'm afraid to take a large set right away, so I'll focus on the average. You wanted to know which of the Lego series is now the most popular with children? I also wonder how many parts it is better to buy a set for six-year-old boys. Thanks in advance!