10x6 Inch Professional Graphics Drawing Tablet 12 Express Keys

This product is excellent! It meets all of my expectations and works just as described. I’m very satisfied with the quality and performance. Highly recommend it to others!

Very good product, I will buy again

Very good product, I like it very much

This product is excellent! It meets all of my expectations and works just as described. I’m very satisfied with the quality and performance. Highly recommend it to others!

Excellent product!

It’s a decent product, but I expected more given the price. but a little more innovation would be great.

I’m very impressed with the performance of this product. It’s efficient, easy to use, and exactly what I needed.

I couldn't be happier with this purchase! It works exactly as advertised and has made my life so much easier.

very good.

Highly satisfied with this product. It’s well-made, and I would recommend it to anyone.

The product is okay, but it could be improved.

I couldn't be happier with this purchase! It works exactly as advertised and has made my life so much easier.

As a first time shopper in tablets as an amateur artist I can confidently say that this was the best buy. Let's get into the features: Package: Very nicely and neatly packaged. It was a pleasure to open it, with a little thank you card inside too! Tablet: The tablet itself is very sturdy but also light! The touch pad actually takes up the entire pad, making your work space even greater. The pen tracking is very accurate, and almost seamless (no input lag). It is pretty resistant to scratches, as expected. The 'express keys' (clickable-keys on the left side) and the 'soft keys' (touch-keys on top) are very responsive to being pressed which is great. They are also easily programmable with their own software, easy to use even for newbies! The software automatically opens up (make sure to have 7zip or Winrar installed to extract) when plugged in through the Micro USB so you'll never have to pull your hair out looking for the right drives scouring the internet. The pen holster on the right side is very sturdy as well, ensuring your pen wont slip out either direction. With the 8192 levels of sensitivity, its almost as if you're drawing on paper. Overall, GREAT tablet!

As a first time shopper in tablets as an amateur artist I can confidently say that this was the best buy. Let's get into the features: Package: Very nicely and neatly packaged. It was a pleasure to open it, with a little thank you card inside too! Tablet: The tablet itself is very sturdy but also light! The touch pad actually takes up the entire pad, making your work space even greater. The pen tracking is very accurate, and almost seamless (no input lag). It is pretty resistant to scratches, as expected. The 'express keys' (clickable-keys on the left side) and the 'soft keys' (touch-keys on top) are very responsive to being pressed which is great. They are also easily programmable with their own software, easy to use even for newbies! The software automatically opens up (make sure to have 7zip or Winrar installed to extract) when plugged in through the Micro USB so you'll never have to pull your hair out looking for the right drives scouring the internet. The pen holster on the right side is very sturdy as well, ensuring your pen wont slip out either direction. With the 8192 levels of sensitivity, its almost as if you're drawing on paper. Overall, GREAT tablet!

I've been doing art for some time now, but this is my first time with a drawing tablet. The image attached is a little drawing I did after a couple days of getting used to the device. Personally I've had good experience using Graphics Drawing Tablet. Some Points: It's large. Excellent in terms of drawing space, but if you want something more portable or to be placed somewhere other than your desk I'd look elsewhere. Also, keep in mind that a larger tablet results in a slower "sensitivity," like how a mouse works, but the tablet dimensions can be decreased in the options. Lots of buttons are a plus. Personally I have my buttons bound to zoom in/out, rotate clockwise/counterclockwise, undo/redo, move tool, increase/decrease brush size, enable/disable pressure sensitivity, eyedropper, and the top buttons bound to different brushes. The device has a convenient internal storage of 8 gb which I didn't know about at first, which allows you to store files on the device itself in case you need to switch computers. Overall excellent experience from me. Would recommend as a gift.

I've been doing art for some time now, but this is my first time with a drawing tablet. The image attached is a little drawing I did after a couple days of getting used to the device. Personally I've had good experience using Graphics Drawing Tablet. Some Points: It's large. Excellent in terms of drawing space, but if you want something more portable or to be placed somewhere other than your desk I'd look elsewhere. Also, keep in mind that a larger tablet results in a slower "sensitivity," like how a mouse works, but the tablet dimensions can be decreased in the options. Lots of buttons are a plus. Personally I have my buttons bound to zoom in/out, rotate clockwise/counterclockwise, undo/redo, move tool, increase/decrease brush size, enable/disable pressure sensitivity, eyedropper, and the top buttons bound to different brushes. The device has a convenient internal storage of 8 gb which I didn't know about at first, which allows you to store files on the device itself in case you need to switch computers. Overall excellent experience from me. Would recommend as a gift.

Love it! My wacom intuos4 recently broke, and I wanted to get a tablet to replace it. Chose this one over the new intuos pros because it is just so much cheaper, and I am super happy with it. I've only used it for a couple of hours, but side buttons are great and the pen pressure sensitivity seems consistent with my old wacom tablets. If you are having trouble installing the huion driver (ver 13.6.8) onto a mac, you might need to change the permissions of the driver folder and give yourself read/write privileges to allow it to work properly. Otherwise you won't have pen pressure or will get some jagged lines.

Love it! My wacom intuos4 recently broke, and I wanted to get a tablet to replace it. Chose this one over the new intuos pros because it is just so much cheaper, and I am super happy with it. I've only used it for a couple of hours, but side buttons are great and the pen pressure sensitivity seems consistent with my old wacom tablets. If you are having trouble installing the huion driver (ver 13.6.8) onto a mac, you might need to change the permissions of the driver folder and give yourself read/write privileges to allow it to work properly. Otherwise you won't have pen pressure or will get some jagged lines.

This tablet is wonderful, honestly. It was bigger than I expected, a good inch or two wider than the active drawing area, moreso for the buttons obviously. I have little problem with this, however I do find myself sometimes having to readjust back to the active area, since there isn't any feel-able edge to it, only visible markers on the surface, it's a small issue but the extra space is welcome all the same. Beginners would feel pretty welcome to it I think, it comes prepackaged with it's own driver software right on it's preinstalled memory, which is genuinely one of the best things you can do with a graphic tablet, no CDs or obscure website downloads to worry about at all. I honestly havent needed any tech support with it either, my only problem was that it didnt seem to work with Painting tool SAI, at all, the program dosent even recognize it as a mouse let alone a tablet, but fortunately I personally use Autodesk Sketchbook, which works perfectly fine with it. Overall I'm extremely impressed, I've had four graphic tablets ranging up to $400 with this being both the cheapest, and yet best of my collection, I got this to get back into my drawing hobby but I'm sticking with it for its ease of use and amazing feel. Awesome job with this one.

This tablet is wonderful, honestly. It was bigger than I expected, a good inch or two wider than the active drawing area, moreso for the buttons obviously. I have little problem with this, however I do find myself sometimes having to readjust back to the active area, since there isn't any feel-able edge to it, only visible markers on the surface, it's a small issue but the extra space is welcome all the same. Beginners would feel pretty welcome to it I think, it comes prepackaged with it's own driver software right on it's preinstalled memory, which is genuinely one of the best things you can do with a graphic tablet, no CDs or obscure website downloads to worry about at all. I honestly havent needed any tech support with it either, my only problem was that it didnt seem to work with Painting tool SAI, at all, the program dosent even recognize it as a mouse let alone a tablet, but fortunately I personally use Autodesk Sketchbook, which works perfectly fine with it. Overall I'm extremely impressed, I've had four graphic tablets ranging up to $400 with this being both the cheapest, and yet best of my collection, I got this to get back into my drawing hobby but I'm sticking with it for its ease of use and amazing feel. Awesome job with this one.

I got this drawing tablet to practice digital art and so far I love it! I've decided to use it more when my traditional art skills improve, but in every program I tested it in there was no lag and minimal technical issues. I don't know what else to say about it, it's definitely not a Cintiq but it does have more than a cheaper more 'entry' level drawing tablet would have. The hot keys on the side are a godsend, as well as the buttons on the pen. Also the drawing surface is sooooo big! I really enjoy using it because of how wide the screen is. I haven't had any problems with pen pressure, or with the glove it comes with - I actually really love the glove! My hand glides across the screen. So far, I haven't found any glaring problems or cons with it, I guess one would be there's no eraser on the pen which some higher end tablets have. If you're more advanced at digital art, you might want something else but for everyone else just starting out this is a good option.

I got this drawing tablet to practice digital art and so far I love it! I've decided to use it more when my traditional art skills improve, but in every program I tested it in there was no lag and minimal technical issues. I don't know what else to say about it, it's definitely not a Cintiq but it does have more than a cheaper more 'entry' level drawing tablet would have. The hot keys on the side are a godsend, as well as the buttons on the pen. Also the drawing surface is sooooo big! I really enjoy using it because of how wide the screen is. I haven't had any problems with pen pressure, or with the glove it comes with - I actually really love the glove! My hand glides across the screen. So far, I haven't found any glaring problems or cons with it, I guess one would be there's no eraser on the pen which some higher end tablets have. If you're more advanced at digital art, you might want something else but for everyone else just starting out this is a good option.

I have had this tablet since I was ~14 years old. I used to have a Wacom Intuos but I kept running into problems with it, and one day I found a video of a girl reviewing this tablet and I was like, woah. I want that. This tablet was the first big thing I had ever saved up for (at the time it was around $80) and holy crap, I was right to want it. It’s so much bigger than the little Intuos I had. Like, the Intuos makes up half of this tablet, if even, and it was only like $10 cheaper! It has worked with every program I’ve used (Krita, Paint Tool SAI, FireAlpaca and Medibang) and the pen feels so nice. I personally don’t change the buttons except for the 2 on the pen because I just use my keyboard to undo stuff if I mess up, but for anyone who likes customizing their buttons this is the tablet for you because holy crap is it customizable lol. You can change the size of the area that you can draw on the tablet, you can change your drawing area to vertical, you can change the pen pressure, etc. I had to sell my tablet over the summer because of money issues but I recently just got the money for a new tablet and after looking at other tablets I figured that this still was the best choice for me. The only thing is that it’s not the lightest. It is a good weight for its size, though, in my opinion. And besides- it will be resting on your desk/table/etc. most of the time so weight shouldn’t be an issue. <ol class=

I have had this tablet since I was ~14 years old. I used to have a Wacom Intuos but I kept running into problems with it, and one day I found a video of a girl reviewing this tablet and I was like, woah. I want that. This tablet was the first big thing I had ever saved up for (at the time it was around $80) and holy crap, I was right to want it. It’s so much bigger than the little Intuos I had. Like, the Intuos makes up half of this tablet, if even, and it was only like $10 cheaper! It has worked with every program I’ve used (Krita, Paint Tool SAI, FireAlpaca and Medibang) and the pen feels so nice. I personally don’t change the buttons except for the 2 on the pen because I just use my keyboard to undo stuff if I mess up, but for anyone who likes customizing their buttons this is the tablet for you because holy crap is it customizable lol. You can change the size of the area that you can draw on the tablet, you can change your drawing area to vertical, you can change the pen pressure, etc. I had to sell my tablet over the summer because of money issues but I recently just got the money for a new tablet and after looking at other tablets I figured that this still was the best choice for me. The only thing is that it’s not the lightest. It is a good weight for its size, though, in my opinion. And besides- it will be resting on your desk/table/etc. most of the time so weight shouldn’t be an issue. <ol class=

It is a fantastic tablet, it was super easy to instal and use. The various hard and soft buttons allow for massive amounts of personal customization and the pressure sensitivity was perfect and easy to change as needed. It comes along with a pen cap that is perfect for protecting your pen-nib during travel and while it's not in use. But should your nib break or wear down the pen holder houses 8 other nibs along with a nib remover. The extra goodies that come along with this kit are very nice, comfortable quality. All in all, a perfect buy for those jumping into digital art or those looking to upgrade their tablet.

It is a fantastic tablet, it was super easy to instal and use. The various hard and soft buttons allow for massive amounts of personal customization and the pressure sensitivity was perfect and easy to change as needed. It comes along with a pen cap that is perfect for protecting your pen-nib during travel and while it's not in use. But should your nib break or wear down the pen holder houses 8 other nibs along with a nib remover. The extra goodies that come along with this kit are very nice, comfortable quality. All in all, a perfect buy for those jumping into digital art or those looking to upgrade their tablet.

Although I'm not a beginner, I would definitely recommend it for anyone first starting in Digital Art or other designs. My computer was certainly fidgety with it, but the tablet itself was definitely an upgrade from the Wacom Intuos I had started with. I like how long the pen can keep a charge, and the fact that the pen can still be used while charging. It is compatible with most devices, and has a good stretch distance between computer and tablet (via cable, not Bluetooth). So long as the product is properly maintained, I would say it is a good fit for any artist or designer. I mean, I even got one for my sister for Christmas. The set-up was easy, and at her younger age she's already learned so much with it. Definitely was a good choice for me, and her.

Although I'm not a beginner, I would definitely recommend it for anyone first starting in Digital Art or other designs. My computer was certainly fidgety with it, but the tablet itself was definitely an upgrade from the Wacom Intuos I had started with. I like how long the pen can keep a charge, and the fact that the pen can still be used while charging. It is compatible with most devices, and has a good stretch distance between computer and tablet (via cable, not Bluetooth). So long as the product is properly maintained, I would say it is a good fit for any artist or designer. I mean, I even got one for my sister for Christmas. The set-up was easy, and at her younger age she's already learned so much with it. Definitely was a good choice for me, and her.

It was love at first sight. My daughter with her art work and this drawing tablet! Her art now unleashed to the digital world is awesome, yes I said awesome! It has met and exceeded every expectation and is 96% intuitive on use. The one tiny detail is that the documentation wasn't entirely clear about how the tablet sets up as a tablet - but also a USB drive - so if you need to install the drivers manually - they're on the USB dive built into the tablet. Here is what I can tell you - don't waste time with a smaller tablet or less resolution tablet go for the largest one with the best resolution and best sensitivity otherwise you will walk away thinking that tablet are over rated or that they are not the solution to your graphic needs... Get the one closest to regular paper size (or large), get the resolution, get the sensitivity - you will be sooo glad you did!

Excellent product, especially for its price! An entry-level Graphic/Drawing Tablet that can compete with even the big brand name high-end tablets. It was easy to set-up and configure and works great from the start. I searched the web and found that there are many, very good "free" software options available that will work with this tablet. I chose to use "Krita - Desktop" version (krita.org - Open-source &amp; Free) I have been using it ever since - No problems on my Windows 10 / i7 / 8gb ram - laptop. Excellent price, product and great for someone who is testing the waters of digital art and without the high startup costs from the other name brands. I would Recommend!

I teach college general chemistry and organic chemistry. When we switched to online teaching with Zoom Meeting, I purchased this tablet to use as I would when writing on a whiteboard in my campus lectures. It worked great and I felt it was just like writing on a whiteboard on campus. I am using it for about 6 hours a week for my classes and it is a life saver for me. I used it this whole summer and now in the fall semester without any problems. Pro Tip for Zoom Meeting users: Use a blank MS Word file with a few blank pages as your online whiteboard with this product. Be sure to make the Draw toolbar choice visible on your toolbar so that you can choose different color pens.

It was love at first sight. My daughter with her art work and this drawing tablet! Her art now unleashed to the digital world is awesome, yes I said awesome! It has met and exceeded every expectation and is 96% intuitive on use. The one tiny detail is that the documentation wasn't entirely clear about how the tablet sets up as a tablet - but also a USB drive - so if you need to install the drivers manually - they're on the USB dive built into the tablet. Here is what I can tell you - don't waste time with a smaller tablet or less resolution tablet go for the largest one with the best resolution and best sensitivity otherwise you will walk away thinking that tablet are over rated or that they are not the solution to your graphic needs... Get the one closest to regular paper size (or large), get the resolution, get the sensitivity - you will be sooo glad you did!