Personally I'd go with the XP-PEN , as in my view, while Wacom DOES make quality products, a lot of the cost comes from the brand name and for the fact that for the longest time, they had the monopoly on graphics display tablets/etc. The fact that they're creating 'budget' options ( Cintiq 16 and wacom one 13" ) already shows that they've got healthy competition from other companies making products that stand up well themselves. Competition is good for most markets, at least for the consumer/customer. I've owned several XP-PEN Deco tablets https://www.xp-pen.com/series/Deco-tablet.html , though none of the on-screen variety, though all were excellent quality and quite durable.