These are recommendations for pen displays: tablets that have have screens and have to be connected to a computer.
Looking for something else? For a pen tablet (screenless tablet), go here: pen tablet recommendations. For a standalone tablet, go here: Standalone drawing tablet recommendations.
Notes:
I suggest that you also consult the buying guide.
Make sure you know about anti-glare sparkle before you buy a pen display.
Pen displays are NOT inherently better than pen tablets. More here: pen tablets vs pen displays
For beginners: Recommended drawing tablets for beginners
SMALL pen display recommendations (12" to 14")
MEDIUM pen display recommendations (16" to 19")
LARGE pen display recommendations (22" to 27"
Huion Kamvas Pro 27 (GT2701) ★★★★ [$2000, links]
Huion Kamvas Pro 24 4K (GT2401) [$1300, links]
BE AWARE: Antiglare sparkle
Huion Kamvas 24 Plus (GS2402) [$900, links]
BE AWARE: Antiglare sparkle
Huion Kamvas 22 (GS2201) [$450, links]
LARGE Xencelabs Pen Display 24 (LPH2412U-A) [$1800, links, my notes]
Huion Kamvas 13 GEN3 (GS1333) ★★★ [$260, , ]
XP-Pen Artist Pro 14 GEN2 (MD140FH) [$420, ]
XP-Pen Artist 12 GEN2 (CD120FH) [$220, ]
XP-Pen Artist 13 GEN2 (CD130FH) [$300, ]
Wacom Movink 13 (DTH-135) [$750, , ]
Huion Kamvas 13 (GS1331) [$240, , ]
Wacom One 2019 GEN1 (DTC-133) [$400, , ]
NOTE: Expensive for what it is and how dated it is, but is a decent tablet. A good candidate for buying used.
Wacom One 12 GEN2 (DTC-121) [$400, ]
BAD PRESSURE HANDLING
Wacom One 13 touch GEN2 (DTH-134) [$600, ]
BAD PRESSURE HANDLING