XP-PENDeco 03 Drawing Tablet, 8192 Level Battery-Free Pen Stylus, 2.4G Wireless, Shortcut Dial, Programmable Buttons, Works with Windows 11/10/8/7, Mac OS, Chromebook

Absolutely love my sketch pad. Actually bought a second just as a backup. I am an online math teacher and this board is perfect! No complains. I also contacted the company for some suggestions and they were extremely helpful! Their team is wonderful.

I’m not a professional yet I’m not an amateur at digital art. I fall somewhere in the middle. I used to have a Wacom drawing tablet and it worked pretty well until one day it just stopped. Fought and fought to do all the steps the get it back working but to no avail. I dropped drawing altogether after that. Fast forward two years. Decided to get a drawing tablet and get back into digital art. I researched for weeks on what to go with because I wanted quality but didn’t want to pay a ridiculous amount of money because this isn’t for my job, just a fun hobby to do with free time. I chose this tablet which is at a GREAT price point y for what all you get.First off, I could tell before I opened it that it was going to be a better quality than my Wacom just by the weight of the box. I opened it up to find everything individually wrapped, the tablet itself was individually wrapped AND had a screen protector on. When I took the tablet out of the box, it was heavy (not in a bad way) heavy as in this is not a cheap piece of junk. I love the matte texture of it as well. The pen? Well you get a pen case...with 8 spare heads...AND it’s made from the same material as the tablet. Quality. Also, you get 2 types of gloves.How easy is it to set up and get to painting? I plugged it in, it automatically installed the software, and I started painting within maybe 5 minutes.Performance. At first it lagged and that worried me but I believe that it was just my PC itself (it’s old) after a few minutes, that completely went away and it was smooth as butter from pen to tablet to screen.The only negative would be that I saw reviews about the tablet not holding up long term, but that’s something I can’t touch on because I just received mine. Not to say it couldn’t have a short lifespan, but honestly in my person opinion I don’t think that will be the case. Have you ever saw something and automatically said “yep, that’s cheap”? Well this isn’t cheap quality but you get it at a cheaper price point.Hope this helps anyone especially amateur to mid-grade level digital artist on your decision to purchase.

I've used many Wacom tablets in the past, and though they might have been "king" for a long time, you also paid a king's ransom to own anything larger than the basic 4x6. Not anymore, now that so many companies have entered the market! I'm a professional animator and graphic artist BTW so that's the perspective from where I'm evaluating. Also this was connected to a pro Windows 10 workstation via the wireless USB adapter.This tablet hits all the right boxes for me (wireless, easy to set up, decent sensitivity, nice fit and finish) AND is at what I'd consider an "entry-level price." The zoom wheel for use in Photoshop (and other apps) is a great feature and the pen feels comfortable and easy to use. Not sure what the gloves really are for as tablets like these rarely ever pick up hand or palm movements.Setup was very simple though in my case I had to move the USB adapter from the back of my PC (which to be fair is huge and all steel) because I was losing the signal too easily. Not a big deal and I moved it a nearer USB hub. The packaging was like what you'd expect for a premium priced product and very nicely designed.1 Star subtracted for a less nice pen holder than I'm used to, but overall I consider this tablet to be a true giant killer.

Update: neither a pro or con but I wanted to point out that this tablet actually works better wirelessly. At first I just plugged it in and it worked fine. After a few months I started noticing some glitches in use. After switching from the cord to wireless they stopped. I don't treat cords all that well, which was probably the reason for the glitches.Overall I'm very happy with this purchase. I use my tablet mostly for photo editing in Photoshop and occasional use in Illustrator.Pros: Very easy to use. Pretty much plug it in a short set up and go. You gotta practice with it for a few days to get the hang of it, but once you do its awesome. It touch sensitive, so if you're applying a mask in photoshop you don't need to constantly change the opacity, you can just use softer strokes. You can customize 8 total buttons on the tablet (2 on the pen it self (I use [ and ] to change brush size) and 6 on the tablet itself. They are very easy to set and use. The description made it sound flimsy but that doesn't seem to be the case at all. I've dropped it a few times with no issues.Cons: There really aren't any that I have encountered so far, I'll update if something changes. One of the main reasons I bought this tablet was because of the size, but it doesn't need to be this big. You'll end up changing the settings to only draw on a portion of the tablet. Maybe that would be different for someone else.

I'm new to drawing tablets, but after hours of research, I settled on this one. It does not disappoint! I love it and would highly recommend it to beginners. It's worth the price, the extra accessories are nice, and I have not yet had to replace my drawing pen nib or seem any wear. I have been using it as is, and have not needed to put the textured cover or anything atop the drawing surface.The customizable features for the click buttons and spin wheel take a little fiddling to figure out how to customize, but they're incredibly useful. I especially like the two buttons on the drawing pen. However, you do have to hold the pen in a particular way to prevent constantly clicking the buttons accidently.So far, I love this table and am glad I spent the money on this versus a cheaper tablet. I'm glad it has room to grow with me as I become more experienced and some features that will become even more useful the more I draw!