Parblo Coast 16

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Pros:- Anti-Glare glass , no need for screen protector- Low Parallax , I can use it without the need for pen calibration.- Display brightness is good.- Image quality on display is good. smooth gradient and good contrast and it looks better than some of the 15.6 screens from H... or X... or B...- Runs on USB power only which is really nice.- A lot of express keys.- The ability to map a Hotkey for screen coordinate mode.- Overall display built quality is nice also comes with built-in stand.- Battery-free pen- Great pen performance.. pen tip is almost stiff like a Wacom so I feel very comfortable to draw with it and I can make rapid line sketching easily like using a Wacom pen. BTW the initial activation force is not as low as Wacom one but it is very close and even better than most of the pen from H... or X... or B...Cons:- 1 button pen- Line drawing is not smooth for curve... (although there is almost no wobble with straight lines)- Using the ring rapidly while drawing can stop the pen cursor on the drawing program like Clip studio...- Driver runs on Wintab only. No Windows Ink to choose... so I cant draw to my Windows Sticky Notes...- Annoying Wintab error popup.- Really bad cursor tracking at every corners, difficult to click icons or buttons near those area including the edge area sometimes. This pen display does not work well with Blender since its UI has a lot of small button at the edge of the screen....- Useless Pen Calibration since the cursor will jump around every time you click at the marks near every corners......- Pen box built quality is bad, It get scratched easily too.- No import-export driver setting.

Okay, I've had this awhile to get a good feel for it. It works okay for most of my programs except Corel Painter. Its acceptable in photoshop but the 8k levels of pressure seem to work best on the top and bottom 200. I can start with a smooth light line then it jumps to max. Acceptable for the price after you get used to it unless you want to use Painter. It could use a serious upgrade to the settings program, its very basic and not very function friendly.

Been using it for a month and I say I’m liking it but there’s a few minor problems. The button On the pen doesn’t protrude out still in normal holding your accidentally tap it and depending on what you have the button and sent to you it can get really annoying well fast I have mine set to color picker. Another thing is that literally everyone including you guys at Parblo forget to mention that it is VESA compatible it’s got a 100mm x 100mm screw holes on the back for m4 screws. The only other minor problem and it’s minor for me since I’ve only used it for two days since I didn’t have the m4 screws needed for the VESA mount is the kickstand they’re not securely pinned in the place you put a little too much weight on the tablet those pens will pop out. Other then that its a good piece of kit.

I’ve been a Parblo user for about four years now and I recently upgraded to the coast16, and I can assure you all that it did not disappoint! Works exactly like a Wacom/Huion but WAY cheaper. I feel the only problem I have with is the driver application itself is outdated and needs a pretty hefty update. Rather than that it is a perfect tool for new and experienced artists alike !!

This graphic monitor is fantastic when using paint tool sai. Its very large and smooth. Pen has convenient eraser tip. Pen glides across screen smoothly. Ive had some issues with running photoshop CS5, the screen will glitch a little at the edge. The most difficult part of set up was calibration as it was not cooperating very well when i first installed but after some googling the issue was fixed and I had it functioning

Awesome product!