Hey everyone, I'm buying a new tablet, and that means I'll have no use for the old one. It's usually pretty decent, nothing amazing. It's a Huion 608, and while it works nicely most of the time, there's a couple weird bugs in it that are easily fixed, but I don't have the patience to deal with them. Sometimes it will invert your screen, like you'll try to draw down near the bottom of the screen and it'll draw the exact same thing, but mirrored and towards the top (but the little marker is still where it should be). And sometimes it'll just draw a vertical line when you try to draw. I don't know why it does that, but maybe you know how to fix it or maybe you just don't mind that. Both problems are rather oddly fixable by minimizing your drawing program and just clicking around your screen like it's a normal mouse. I suspect that it's got something to do with my actual mouse, because when I set down my tablet to use my mouse, that's what triggers it getting buggy like that. Also, it doesn't work at all with SAI, and it turns straight lines into squiggly ones in FireAlpaca for some reason. But it works just fine with Corel Photo Studio X3 and Mischief, aside from those bugs I mentioned earlier.

Anyways, I was thinking that I'd sell it for somewhere around $20 (I paid $50 for it a few months ago on Amazon), or if you're already an artist and want a not-great tablet as a gift for someone or to move into digital art, I'd also be happy to trade it for whatever you think $20-ish worth of your art would be. Or just make me an offer, whatever works for you. As for payment, I seem to be the only person alive for whom PayPal doesn't work, so I'll take payment on Google Wallet only. Thanks!

Also, I know it's been ages since I finished a story, but I have two in the works right now, and I have a really good feeling at least one will be finished and uploaded here sometime within the next month or so :3

[Edit: It does come with the pen, pen holder, and all the replacement tips, but I don't have the box it came in, the drivers CD, or the instruction manual. But the last two you can find on their website.]