XP-pen makes a good tablet monitor, and they’re less expensive than wacom. Maybe less expensive than Huion too.
can’t imagine ever going back to a screenless tablet now
good luck

My hubby has a Huion Kamvas, it's worked well so far (there has been a hiccup with the wobble issue, but it's been resolved now)

My friend has a Huion, a little wonky before you set it up to your preferences but it ends up being a good screen tablet!

Might be out of your finance level, but I use a wacom cintiq 13 HD. It's quite large for most new screen tablet users, but it's actually noted as the small one. I love this tablet, as it's both aesthetically pleasing and professional in appearance and function.

Pros:
-good design
-slim
-multi function and buttons for ease of access
-somewhat large so there is more hand room
-great to see up close details
- it's black. (I love black)
-the pen it comes with, is sent with multiple nibs/batteries, and carry case.
-it comes with a multi adjustable tablet stand for various height settings.
-upon startup, it will ask you if you'd like to update or check drivers, and if you need to backup any specific tablet or brush settings.

Cons:
-The cords are somewhat bulky. But you can get a 2 in 1 cable somehow.
-At times, the pc won't recognize the tablet and you have to restart. This has
to do with the cords of the tablet itself. I am not the only user to deal with this. However this happens rarely.
-because if it's large size, it may seem impractical for travel. However I carry it in a briefcase with no issues.
-it's expensive for alot of people. Not sure if it as changed, but with insurance and screen protectors mine was about 800-1k? Somewhere around there. But I consider it an investment for my work so I didn't mind. The quality is worth it for me.

Huion Kamvas GT-191 !
Using it too and it works exactly like the Cintiq BUT cheaper !

Honestly if you want something that's surprisingly amazing and would be more than just a screen tablet I recently got the windows surface pro and its absolutely amazing. It hold all my files too because its basically a laptop, but the pen has great sensitivity. But this is also if you're not looking to just spend around 90-100£ for the whole tablet/pen set up. Because this is a rather pricey investment but it has replaced my other screen tablet I have for now until something even better comes up or it craps out on me. If you'd like to see how well it does my most recent pictures were done in clip studio on the surface pro.
Good luck in your search :)

I use a Surface Pro, i got it instead of saving longer for a cintiq cause it is a full laptop and i wanted something portable. I love it to death and my only real gripe is cause I can't use SAI on it (I know people that do but for my preferred pen pressure sensitivity i can't get it to work) so i've switched to Clip. It's really light weight, runs great, all my files are on it cause it's a laptop, battery lates for most of the day, and i can take it anywhere

Ive only ever tried one screen tablet and its the one i currently got, so i can only talk from experience with using this one and previously a wacom bamboo fun, its a Huion Kamvas GT-221 Pro.

No batteries on the pens, you do have to charge them (you get an extra one, ive found i got to switch every month and half or so, daily use). 8192 levels of pressure, 21,5 in. Texturized screen to lower glare and has a nice feel on the pen strokes (gotta wear down the nibs though!), and honestly the express buttons and touch pads at the sides are pretty useless if you got a keyboard near, but thats up to every person needs. I havent found any trouble with the parallax.
My only struggles with it is if youre working on thin, slow strokes for say, lineart, ive noticed some wobble; with SAI its not really a problem due to the stabilizator though. Another downside is the 40hz refresh rate on the screen, so if you use it as a gaming/general monitor you can notice some blur when scrolling or just playing anything, but when drawing its unnoticeable. After about 8 months of using it i noticed my pc wasnt using the full color range because it was recognizing it as a TV monitor, do check for that! it made a world of difference once i switched it.

Its about 800$ usd + 70$ for shipping to USA and 6 months warranty, if you got any questions or something hmu, hope it was useful!