ZBrush is a tool which is often used by graphic artists, arts students and those who are in the creative type of work and one of the most important thing when using this tool is for you to have the right equipment. This way, you could be assured that you will be able to produce great, efficient and effective work. One of the most important equipment that you could use for Zbrush is a Tablet. Hence, in this article, we shall feature the best tablets for ZBrush. In our review of tablets, we have considered those that are well-suited for sculpting, painting, onscreen design and editing which could produce amazing artwork. Furthermore, we have also considered tablets that work well with Maya, Photoshop, Mari, Painter, Krita, Blender, Adobe Illustrator and Lightroom.
Best Tablets for ZBrush
Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16
This tablet is highly recommended for those who are using ZBrush. It is designed perfectly for digital creatives and graphic artists who need an equipment for drawing slate. This tablet comes with Intel Core i7-8559U processor with 512GB storage and 16GB RAM. Its graphics is ran by NVISIA Quadro P1000 GPU. Moreover, you could be assured that through this tablet, you will be able to run all of its apps and programs. Its display comes with 4K resolution and furthermore, it has four customizable buttons and fingerprint scanner as well. It also comes with three USB-C ports, Kensington Security Slot and USB 3.1 port. It has SD card reader and audio combo jack. The only downside of this tablet is that it is on the expensive side.
Pros:
- Portable
- Very responsive pen
- 4K screen
- Compatible with demanding programs
Cons:
- Pricey
- Battery life needs improving
Wacom Cintiq 16
This tablet is another perfect partner for those who use ZBrush often. It comes with full HD resolution and it includes a Wacom Pro Pen stylus. This stylus is very responsive and has good level of sensitivity. Moreover, this tablet, comes with HDMI port and USB- A. The only downside about this tablet is that it does not have multi-touch finger support. However, unlike Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16, this tablet is budget- friendly which means, if you are on a budget, this tablet is perfect for you.
Pros:
- Fast
- Responsive
- Easy to Use
- Comes with Stylus
- Reasonably priced
Cons:
- Resolution needs improvement
- Does not have multi-touch finger support
Apple iPad Pro 12.9
This tablet is perfect for ZBrush. It comes with 12.9-inch screen with 2048 x 2732 pixel disple. It has 6 GB RAM which ensures that this tablet’s performance is fast and reliable. It also has 1TB of internal storage space which means you will be able to store and save numerous drawings, videos, documents, pictures and many more. Lastly, this tablet comes with impressive 9720 mAh battery.
Pros:
- Excellent audio
- Responsive Face ID
- Fast operating system
- Impressive battery life
- Impressive display
- Excellent pen integration
Cons:
- It does not have 3.5mm headphone jack
- Does not have provision for external storage
Huion Kamvas Pro 16
This tablet is another budget-friendly type of tablet. It is affordable and it is perfect for sculpting, drawing and painting on ZBrush. It comes with 15.6-inch display. It is slim and it only weighs about 2.98 pounds which means it is very portable. It is responsive as well which makes it a perfect tool for ZBrush.
Pros:
- Excellent display quality
- Affordable
- Fast
- Responsive
- Perfect for sculpting and drawing
Cons:
- Its customizable keys are too close to the power button
Wacom Cintiq 22
This table comes with an impressive, good pen integration. It also has amazing color accuracy and its display screen is large enough for you to be able to draw without having to worry about difficulty in doing the said activity. Its stylus does not require any charging as it does not use battery but rather it is powered by electro-magnetic resonance technology. The only downside about this tablet is that it does not have multi-touch capabilities.
Pros:
- Comfortable to use
- Responsive
- Impressive screen
- Good color
Cons:
- Brightness needs improvement
- Does not have multi-touch integration
XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro
This tablet comes with amazing colorful display. In fact, it comes with full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080. It has a gamut of 75 per cent RGB which makes it great for sculpting, drawing and painting through ZBrush. Its performance is impressive as well and it comes with customizable buttons on the side of the tablet.
Pros:
- Decent priced
- Good screen
- Portable
- Easy to use
Cons:
- its pen sensitivity could be better
Wacom Intuos Pro
This tablet includes a stand and a Wacom Pro Pen 2. It also comes with four colored pen rings and cable. Its performance is impressive as well. Its stylus does not require any battery as it work on electromagnetic Pro Pen 2. Its pressure sensitivity is amazing as well. This tablet comes in three different sizes – small, medium and large. Lastly, its battery life is very impressive too.
Pros:
- Affordable
- Decent display
- Excellent value for money
- Large screen
Microsoft Surface Book 3
This tablet works as 2-in-1 detachable where it could serve as a tablet or laptop. It is made of aluminum chassis. It is thin and light which makes it very portable. It include Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card, 16GB RAM and 256GB of storage which means it is perfect for ZBrush. It also comes with two USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port, 3.5mm headphone jack and full size SDXC card reader. Its battery life could run up to 9 hours.
Pros:
- Has good backlit keyboard
- Impressive display
- Detachable
- Excellent graphics processor
Cons:
- Does not have Thunderbolt 3 port
- Mediocre speakers
Huion Inspiroy H650P
This tablet is another perfect option for ZBrush. It is very affordable and its performance is impressive which makes it perfect to be used on ZBrush. It is lightweight and very portable. It comes with battery-free pen, pen holder, 8 replacement pen nibs and micro USB cable. This tablet is compatible with Windows 7 or higher.
Pros:
- Excellent build quality
- Decent display
- Affordable
Cons:
- Its pen lacks eraser
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