If you have any tablets in the house, most of them can function as drawing tablets with the right digital pencil /stylus.
If you don't have any, then you can make a decision on: stand-alone tablet, tablet with screen or no screen tablets. Those can influence the price a lot of ways.
I bought a drawing tablet for an artist in my family, and it prompted a deep drive into the different types and their features.
One thing I never realised is the screen and pen tips are sort of ... Disposable. As in they get more and more scratched as they are used.
The pen tips should be replaceable and the screen should either be glass or have replaceable screen protectors.
I ended up settling on this one, as it was the best combination of features and compatibility as well as price.
I liked that it has a glass screen and comes with the drawing gloves.
Tablets without display work really well for simple stuff. Evern for more involved things like painting but you have to adjust to the hand-eye mismatch.
If she plans to do more stuff with it (painting, drawing, image/video editing) I would go for a display one.
I've used wacom and huion. Both are ok.
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