XPPen Updated Deco 01 V3 Drawing Tablet, 16384 Pressure Sensitivity, 8 Custom Shortcuts, 220 Report Rate for OSU Drawing Pad, Remote Teaching & Animation, Compatible with Android, Windows, macOS

I'm probably one of the few reviewers who got this to replace my pointing device. I suck at drawing, but I wanted to learn, and my mouse at work was bothering me, so I figured I would try this out. Surprisingly, it was basically plug and play with Linux, Fedora 30. I did NOT use it for anything art related at work, just as a pointing and clicking device. The Digimend drivers should work fine for it, just google for them, although configuring specific settings is more advanced, and required me to use the command line, and I'm unsure if there's a way to map the buttons. But for something that supposedly only works for windows and mac, it was great on linux. I have the protector on it in the picture, the keyboard is an Anne pro v2 60%, and the mouse is a Razer Mamba, so you can see the size comparison. Only changes I wish I could make would be allow me to switch between absolute mode and relative mode using the express keys; I think you have to go into the driver gui and click a radio button to pick the mode, but you're unable to bind it to a key. On Linux, I couldn't get the top button on the pen to register at all, so I had to create key binds to do middle click. Other than that, works great, the penholder is super convenient. I actually also ordered the XP-PEN gs640, the smaller one with no buttons, to use at work in relative mode, and that works great as well. This has pressure sensitivity and tilt functions that seem to work great in Krita. Definitely a worthwhile pick up if you're looking for an alternative input device or good quality, inexpensive drawing pad.

This is essentially my first drawing tablet and I gotta say, it's very beginner friendly. Having used a mouse and GIMP, it's easy to migrate to after a little time with it and I've quickly noticed it becomes much easier to get at those precision edits and curved angles. I've yet to use it in Sai, but I imagine it's pretty great there. I especially love the extras you get with the kit (protective screen, glove, extra pen tips, a pen holder, usb adapters). The pen has a small, but nice weight to it. Personally, I like that the two buttons positioned on the pen make it easy to click/hold using your thumb without having to lose your hand position and I can easily rotate the pen in a natural manner to avoid accidental button presses. I'm glad it has a soft grip for your fingers to rest on too instead of just hard plastic all over. It just feels good. The tablet itself is also nice and big for its work surface. Its sensitivity can be adjusted via the driver panel. The shortcut buttons on the tablet also make it easier to zoom in/out or undo/redo mistakes. I love it! Seriously, no cons from me or my wallet.

This is a very versatile product. As a math teacher I wanted something where I could annotate on the screen as I walk throughout the classroom. With this being wireless it works perfectly. I can comfortably hold it in one hand while I write with the other. It is light weight and easy to use. I was able to plug it into my computer and start using it right away. This is my second one in about 8 years and they are a great quality item. I do not use it for drawing purposes as my artists would, but it works great as a teacher.

So far this tablet works great, especially for the price point! I love that i could get it in pink and that it came with a protective thing for the actual tablet that doesn't interfere with the ability to draw/clock the pen. I also really like the pen: it's the same shape as much old one but with a little more weight. I only have a couple issue with it: there are lights on the actual tablet that do not turn off, even if the PC is off. The pen pressure isn't as customizable as I would like and the 16384 pressure levels are... very unnecessary. As far as I can tell you cannot make any of the buttons null (as in, not do anything) so sometimes my thumb joint will press on one of the pen buttons and mess with my flow. These are fairly minor issues and definitely not enough for me want to get a different one.

This is my first tablet and it did not break the bank getting it. Set up was a breeze and I've had it for a few months with no major "omg this is trash" issues with the tablet. It's a really nice size for the price compared to other tablets which cost more and are smaller. I'm no Picasso and did not feel the need to purchase a tablet with a hefty price tag just to do basic drawings. In the end it comes down to the skill level of the person drawing and the program used to make the drawing. The tablet and pen are lightweight. There are extra nibs in the pen holder and the tablet has hotkeys that can be set up, but I've chosen not to do so at this time. It also came with a glove to prevent smudges and a protective cover for the tablet itself. Be sure to remove the plastic film on the tablet before you start to draw and before placing the protective cover over the tablet. It also comes with at adapter that allows you to connect the tablet to your phone. The connection is fine but the cursor doesn't show up when using the tablet to draw in SketchBook and I had no pen pressure in SketchBook. I've been using it to practice in Medibang and Krita with no problems. I didn't have any lag at all when using the tablet on my pc, but there was a few milliseconds of lag when I connected the tablet to my laptop. NOTE: the attached photo are from an image that I used for reference purposes only from google images and recreated on my own pc and I do not own the rights to the original.

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Ich habe mir dieses Tablet vor gut 3 Jahren gekauft und verwende es hauptsächlich für digitale Kunst. Meist nutze ich dafür Krita unter Linux. Und hier kommt schon ein großer Pluspunkt: Das Tablet, sowie auch die meisten anderen Produkte von XP-Pen funktionieren nativ unter Linux. Für Druckstärken- und Arbeitsbereichanpassung sollte man sich allerdings den von XP-Pen zur Verfügung gestellten Treiber herunterladen. Ich wsr überrascht, dass Linux hier auch komplett abgedeckt wurde und ich das Tablet nach Belieben konfigurieren konnte. Der Stift ist solide und verfügt über 8192 Druckstufen. Damit lassen sich in Krita oder Clip Studio Paint organische Linien ziehen. Natürlich sei angemerkt, dass die Lernkurve bei einem displaylosen Tablet sehr steil sein kann und man die Hand-Augen-Koordination dafür erstmal trainieren muss. Die Ersatznibs lassen sich für den Stift problemlos hier für wenig Geld ordern, doch bis ein Nib erstmal abgenutzt ist, kann es schonmal ein Jahr dauern. Das Tablet ist also perfekt zum Einstieg geeignet. Durch den fehlenden Bildschirm gibt es kein Parallax und das Gefühl beim Zeichnen ist angenehm. In meinen Augen ist es den Wacom-Äquivalenten vom Komfort und dem Preis deutlich überlegen. Ein noch besseres Gefühl mit dem Stift habe ich mit dem Stylus vom XP-Pen Artist 12, das ich ebenfalls besitze, da dieser gefühlt noch sensibler auf die Druckstufen reagiert. Trotz dem Umstands, dass ich mit dem Artist 12 ein Tablet mit Bildschirm besitze, komme ich immer wieder und auch für den Großteil meiner Zeit zurück auf dieses Modell, weil es schlicht, günstig und effizient ist. Klare Kaufempfehlung von mir! Das gilt im Übrigen auch für die Firma XP-Pen allgemein. Seit Jahren bin ich dort Kunde und wurde nicht enttäuscht, nur immer wieder positiv überrascht.

The delivery was a bit slow but honestly worth the wait. Responsive enough to let me draw the girlfriend I will never get. 5/5

Tableta gráfica muy buena. Satisfecho con ella. Los extras que trae son geniales y se puede trabajar en el móvil con ella gracias al adaptador usb que trae.

perfect