XP-Pen Artist10S V2 10.1” IPS Graphics Drawing Monitor Pen Monitor Pen Display with Drawing Glove

This tablet is absolutely amazing for the price! I wanted a drawing tablet with a screen, but couldn't afford a Cintiq, so I was really excited to stumble upon this product. It's a good price, and it's an overall great quality product.I read some of the FAQ before purchasing and was worried that I would have difficulty using it. Some of the questions said there was no pen pressure, and as a cartoonist, I need pressure for quality linework. But let me say this to ease anyone's anxious mind - the tablet DOES have pen pressure sensitivity! You just have to test it in the tablet settings before you use it in a program.Here are some other things you might need to know:- there are a lot of cords to plug in when you want to use the tablet- it is not a standalone, but needs to be connected to a computer to work- the color on the tablet screen may not be the same as your computer screen- the tablet screen will not pick up your palm, but wear the included glove anyway (any moisture like sweat has made the cursor act strange)- there are programmable shortcut buttons on the left side of the tablet (they can be set up in tablet settings with ctrl+z and other univeral combos)- it heats up pretty quickly, but gets no hotter than the bottom of a normal laptop- if you need a replacement pen nib, there's a bunch of replacements inside the pen standIt's an overall great product, and I would recommend buying it if you want another screen to draw on!

Initially, I was anxious about purchasing a tablet that costs more than the $25 one that I rarely even use, and after struggling for hours to install the driver for the tablet, my fears had seemed to be justified. However, after discussing it with the seller, who had responded almost IMMEDIATELY to my email, I realized that I had plugged the two USB cables into the wrong ports. After I had fixed that, the driver installed on my computer within a minute or two, and then the tablet was up and running. It works perfectly now, and I absolutely love it! It's a lot easier to use than the tablets that you have to look up at your monitor to see what you're drawing, and it's exactly what I needed. I definitely recommend this to anyone who's looking for a good tablet to draw with! The only caveat that I have to give to people before they buy this is that if you're someone who'd be annoyed by an excess of cables, then this might not be the tablet for you.

Had some problems here and there since I was a newb.I did not know how to get my paint program (paint tool SAI) on the cintiq screen, so I asked the XP Pen support, which they said I could drag it onto the cintiq screen from my laptop. Which I was mind blown.Next, I had problems with the paint tool program itself, which the support said it was most-likely due to windows 10 and my version of SAI, so the support gave a compatible version of SAI (of course the free version).FYI just information for you guys and gals if you guys have the same problem. XP-Pen was $300 vs the cheapest cintiq version I could find for Wacom at $800. Because I really wanted a visual screen I could draw on, I bought the XP-Pen and was not disappointed at all. I don't know the different between Wacom's cintiqs, but I realized it didn't matter because I could still draw on the XP-Pen as if I was drawing on paper.

Great device for beginners, however it does have some flaws in my uses. The pen is very pressure sensitive but manageable at the settings. The nice thing about it, I can buy this economically as an artist without denting my wallet compare to the wacomm intiq series. I would recommend if you have a bit more cash, get the monitor display version, it will last you decades and helps out your skills. By the time you make enough or become a professional artist, you'll be comfortable and experienced digital artist. I recommend to get a computer display cable as it only has a laptop version if you are planning to get one.

Pro: Everything you would expect of a drawing tablet to do. Drawing became easier for me. The pressure pen sensitivity is great. It's great for professional to use, even as a beginner you will be able to use this easily. You can adjust the shortcut buttons to your own preference. It's great to use when you're drawing. You can also transfer this to another window. One for looking at your laptop screen, and another one for looking at your tablet. This works well with my mac laptop. Highly recommended for people who can't afford those $400 - 500 drawing tablets.Con: Too many cords. I don't really mind it, but whenever I take out my tablet to use, I always have to plug and unplug the cable, which gets kind of frustrating. Other than this, this tablet is really good to use!I also drew a quick sketch using this tablet on my macbook, using photoshop cc.

This item requires you to delete all previous tablet drivers and i did, but the tablet still wouldn't allow me to install its driver and took about three days of trying to install it for it to recognize there weren't any other drivers on my laptop and to finally install.when it finally installed and started working i thought it was pretty good. The calibration was a bit off but i thought it was ok considering the price of this is better than most tablets. I saw many comments and such saying it was scratch resistance but I've only been using the stylus it comes with to draw on it and it's already scratched up. I can't figure if it came that way or if it was the stylus, which i assume shouldn't even be able to scratch the tablet at all. And at the moment it won't show my laptop screen on it, saying it has no signal. If it does not start working again by tomorrow or so I'll return it for a refund, disappointing since i thought it was fairly nice for its price when working.