XP-PEN Deco L Drawing Tablet 10" x 6" Graphics Tablet with X3 Elite Stylus, 8192 Levels of Pen Pressure, 8 Shortcut Keys, Supports Windows/Mac/Android/Chrome OS/Linux (Green)

I got this as I was sick to death of my wacom tablet updating drivers once every week. Each time it does this I have to reset all my settings and recalibrate them. It's a nightmare. I started to even think all the brushes I used were bad in the program or maybe I'm just not as good anymore.I decided to buy this tablet just to see. I mean I might as well try.Boom. I've never felt precision and flow like it. It's perfect. I am now locked into drawing all over again but my art has improved. I didn't think it could be this smooth and accurate.The driver install was easy. Windows seems to just pick it up straight away. Tried it on Mac too, amazing.I don't use the shortcut buttons I'm too used to the keyboard. But I did try them. Super nice feel to them and responsive.I just wanted to stop by and give my review. As I was so surprised and honestly delighted.If you're not sure and you're reading reviews to get an idea of it's worth, I can tell you buying it. It's cheap, it has twice the pressure sense as one of the leading brands. It's just on another level you can't go wrong. Thanks.

Update: it's been 3 months and I still have no regrets. Use it daily for 3d sculpting. Not a single problem with it (wired version).Wired version is great. Picked that instead of wireless as I figured latency would be kinda inevitable and the protocol for Bluetooth can be dodgy at the best of times.Easy to set up, use it with Zbrush and Blender. Plenty of room. Zero complaints.

I got this for my Ultrawide monitor with an extra portrait monitor on the side, as my Wacom Intuos Pro Medium was feeling a bit sensitive an not suitable for the large real-estate of the 2 screens.The XP-Pen Deco has a 16x9 aspect ratio and an extra inch of drawing width space, so little wasted area, and below the working proportional area serves as a good size for resting my palm.The Pen feels exactly like a Wacom, it's just missing the eraser, but that's easily toggled with the side button on the tablet. One small feature I do miss is not being able to click to Pan and Scroll, this doesn't seem to be an option on the App.Great quality material, super lightweight pen, highly recommended and I will also purchase the small version for travelling.

As far I can tell whilst using this it does most of what I expected it to do, is connects with a dongal via Bluetooth, for some reason I thought it would connect directly from the device itself (my computer is one of these that stupidly only has ONE USB port). When I have used drawing tablets before, I have been able to touch one corner on the tablet then lift the pen and touch somewhere else without the cursor on the screen immediately jumping to the place I touched on the tablet, for example from top right corner to bottom right. This was something I was expecting to be a feature in all good tablets because it means you don't have to strain your wrist or be very particular about where you put the pen whilst working. However, that is not the case and that makes using this tablet feel a little restrictive and limiting. I'm uncertain if what I'm used to was just unusual or if it's due to the price of the tablet itself, but since the tablet is adequately sized it's not a dealbreaker, although it does at times put me off. It starts as it should, turns off easily and connects easily, I've also had no issues with the pen which I think has some spare nibs in the rear?

I bought the item after researching the product but was really disappointed with it. I paid extra for the Bluetooth version and was liking forward to getting it. After unpacking I made sure that I had charged it sufficiently then set about working on it. I followed the instructions with regards to the downloading the software, I paired it to my chromebook which I had already checked was the version that this product works with. I opened the software and got a page on my chromebook but the tablet wouldn't work with it. I then read one of the booklets that came with it to check I had done everything correctly which I had, the only way I could use the tablet was to hard wire it to my Samsung galaxy tablet and download a pressure pen app from Google play. That gave me a blank canvas but not using the software that the manufacture had me download.

My son wanted a tablet and was told Wacom are market leaders. But the Wacom tablets were not as good as this one once you had the drivers and software apps sorted. When I say not so good I mean less sensitive and configurable. This may not be so hard wearing but it has a "nicer to use" feel about it. My son also said the stylus was easier to hold for a long time on the Wacom design, more pen shaped barrel. This is a good budget pad but we were not intending to pay more money for the higher grades or wireless models.

Died just out of warranty.Contacted customer support, will update here.

Good product for a first time tablet