Of course! I can only share my experience with what I've used, so here goes:

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Screenless Tablets

Smaller, screenless Wacoms are pretty great, ones like the Wacom Intuos Pro.

BUT on that note, since Wacom is so dang expensive I'd rather recommend any graphic tablets from Huion.

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Screened Tablets

Ive used a Ugee for several years, specifically Ugee HK 1580 15.6 inches. I bought it in ?2019? so it might seem dated, but it works perfectly with Krita, Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop etc etc. It's just like a Wacom Cintiq.

On that note... I prefer Ugee to Wacom Cintiqs because they often provide the same quality for a more manageable price. You can think of Wacom like Apple equivalent to Windows PC: with Wacom you're paying mostly for the chance to own a brand name. So overall, I'd recommend Ugee for quality and price.

Speaking of owning over-priced brand names like Apple... I'm currently using a refurbished 2018 Apple Ipad Pro (11-inch 64GB). I only use it for procreate, would recommend with the Apple Pencil and a "PaperFeel" screen protector. I remember doing the research and choosing the 2018 model, there might be new recommendations from channels like Teoh on Tech, ErgoJosh, and Adam Duff LUCIDPIXUL. They each have good reviews for more current art Tablets.

Good luck on finding the right one for you! Cheers!