Maybe I'm missing it but wacom tablets are not only pressure sensitive, they also measure the angle of the pen (tilt sensitive) so for example when simulating a

Maybe I'm missing it but wacom tablets are not only pressure sensitive, they also measure the angle of the pen (tilt sensitive) so for example when simulating a pencil you can draw as though the pencil is straight down or tilted (although they only go to 60 degrees) It's not clear if these cheaper tablets support this. (although looking at the artist's results maybe that's not important) Another is wacom tablets support multiple pens. The pens are dual pointed (the tablet can tell if you are using the tip side or the eraser side) and which pen you're using (so you can for example of 10 pens, each with different settings and then just use a different pen rather futs with software settings. I don't think I know any artists that use multiple pens with a wacom tablet. I'm guessing many of them use the eraser tip though (which is effectively just another pen tip) I'm not saying that makes wacom worth the difference in price. I'm just curious which features the tablets being reviewed have relatively to the wacom ones.