A graphics tablet is an electronic device that allows users to create digital art and designs by drawing directly on a flat surface. It typically consists of a pressure-sensitive drawing area and a stylus, which resembles a pen. When the stylus touches the tablet, it captures the movement and pressure, translating it into digital strokes on a computer screen. These tablets are widely used by artists, designers, and illustrators for their precision and versatility. They can be connected to computers or used as standalone devices. Popular brands include Wacom, Huion, and XP-Pen, each offering various models to suit different needs and budgets.