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Well a touchscreen is not as good as you think unless your talking about specific models ie microsoft surface pro/ wacom companion. A stylus is ok but opt for a better than standard 1 such as a bluetooth 1 which will allow for pen pressure and tilt.

A normal touchscreen only allows for approx 600 pressure points. the surface pro allows 1024 pressure points which is the same as many standard wacom tablets, With the surface pro I believe you can buy wacom touch stylus which will give you 2048 pressure points the same as companion which natively supports that.

Hence you get far more accuracy. THe next thing to consider is the power behind whatever device your using to launch photoshop. you will get severe brush lag and very inacurate lines with a lot of feathering if your device is struggling with the power.

I have an Ipad Pro and apple pen which works like a wacom cintiq where you draw on the ipad which mirrors display your desktop very good and works out a lot cheaper than a cintique.

My main tablet is an intuos pro but medium which is perfect as I do not like drawing on a screen, guess I am to use to drawing using a tablet.

I also use a logitech G13 Device which gives me programmable macro keys so it removes the need for a keyboard.