XOPPOX Graphics Drawing Tablet, 10×6 Inch Large Active Area with Battery-Free Stylus, 8192 Levels of Pen Pressure and 12 Hot Keys, Compatible with PC/Mac/Android for Painting, Design & Online Teaching

These are awesome if you are a digital art person. So many great accessories and works well with tablets, phones, and computers.

the images i linked is the program screenshot and a old drawing i made with it! Ive been using this for several months now, for new buyers, you might have seen a review saying the program attached to the tablet is a "virus" ... that is completley false! it just boots up every time you restart your pc, this is what the program looks like, tablets require a driver program. another thing, the hotkeys are customizable and easy to use, the only downside is it bugged out when i first got it but it fixed itself after, its really good for its sale price (it almost always goes on sale) and its perfect! even the usable tablet zone is customizable by size if the tablet is too big! and it works with lazy nezumi (stabilizer program, its really good if you have shakey lines, $30 for 4 year liscense) the product itself is sturdy (ive dropped it on carpet a few times, oops) and is well for heavy usage, good for professional use and comes with lots of nibs, screen doesnt scratch and the nibs wear rarely (even after several months i havent changed the first nib, maybe should soon) its comfortable to carry and comes with a stand if you need to use one, the glove isint important, because its not a touch screen, but its still nice if you want to glide your hand against the screen or dont want sweat on it overall out of ten i would give.. 10! way better than a wacom tablet!

Been doodling and doing digital art most of my life in one way or another but there’s always been a disconnect between my photo manipulation on the computer and drawings and sketches on paper. Decided to plunge in and try to assimilate the two and you do not want to do that with a mouse so inevitably a tablet was in order. Am I going to even like that? How difficult will it be to look at a screen and draw with my hand separately? Well I wasn’t going to spend a bunch of cash on a tablet to try it out so I caught this one on sale watched some YouTube videos and made the call. The build quality of this seems ok enough I wouldn’t drop it off a building or anything but if you’re doing that perhaps digital art may not be your thing. But everything seems well put together and the tablet is perfectly responsive and MOSTLY easy to use. My only complaint is that it took me about a week of trial and error and various YouTube how to’s to finally figure it all out. For me the issue was I kept losing pressure sensitivity and therefore couldn’t get the tapered lines. I could literally just walk away for an hour and come back and it wouldn’t work it was mildly infuriating but ended up just having to tick the box for “windows ink” in the driver and has been working flawlessly since so if you’re on windows 11 and having that issue check that box. All the extras were a nice bonus as well, just the glove would have been a nice addition but the inclusion of the stand was a very nice thing to have. It’s perfectly fine to just lay it down but having the slight elevation is nice and the stand is good quality metal construction so I’m not worried about breathing on it too hard and it exploding into bits. The pen feels slightly flimsy but I have no plans to mine ore with it in the immediate future and I’m an adult that attempts to take care of my things so it’s not really a concern. I do wish the usb cord was a removable cord but it’s not the end of the world just know that if you mess up the connecting cable you’re pretty borked unless you know how to solder. But again for the price it’s not a huge concern I’d just buy another one and go on about my day. Smaller tablets are just as good and comparatively priced but why wouldn’t you want the larger size? If you want to do your drawings on a post it note go for it it’ll work fine and not even be that awkward but personally I like having all the screen area for the same price. Overall this thing is pretty nice can’t give it a full five stars for the couple small complaints but shipping was fast, product works great after some setup and I would absolutely make this purchase again. Keep in mind your pc power has a bit to do with performance if your using this on an amiga then you might have lag and stuff but if your using an even remotely modern pc (I highly highly recommend the ACEMAGICIAN Mini Pc with the ryzen 7 and 32 gb of ram also available here on Amazon, it’s a beast and the size of a Bluetooth speaker) but none of that is a constraint of the tablet just a heads up if you’re new to this. Get this product and download Krita (a free open source alternative to photoshop) and you’re ready to draw badly like me. That’s it that’s all there really is, buy this.

Yes my son loved it

Not as user friendly for upcoming artist have you connect it to computer to use

I don't have any previous experience with drawing pads, so this is a new journey for me. I initially purchased this drawing pad for taking digital and converting notebooks to digital notes. At first, drawing on a pad while looking at the screen was a bit awkward but after a couple of days, I got the feel for it. After that I've gained intuition of how to write while not looking directly at the writing surface, it all became much more natural. Now that I am comfortable with using the tablet, I can say whether or not it feels good to use; so does it feel good to use? It feels fairly natural and accurate. The pressure levels feel reasonable after adjusting it slightly in the bundled software. I really like that I can adjust the boundaries of my screen or drawing area, within the bundled software. It's a very large drawing surface. The additional multimedia control features are largely unnecessary and rarely get used. I often accidentally tap one of the buttons that I didn't intend on tapping. It comes with a strong and sturdy stand. While the stand functions fine if you leave it, moving it from one location to another often causes the stand to separate from itself, I imagine this is somewhat intentional but I would like some locking features so I can move the stand around without it coming apart. I used some zip ties to hold it together. It also came with a glove that covers all but your index and middle fingers, so that gliding your hand around smoothly on the drawing surface is easier to control. All in all, this inexpensive purchase was well worth it. If you need a large size drawing tablet on the inexpensive side, I would recommend this.

First of all: mine was broken on arrival. The stylus buttons didn't work at all no matter how they were set up in the driver, which was a big disappointment. However, it still would have been usable but for the other faults. This pad doesn't scale well when connected to a large computer monitor. Even the smallest motion will generate huge lines given the tiny size of the drawing area. It also doesn't scale well with ultra-wide resolution, which may or may not be a problem for you. The feel is odd, different from other tablets I've used. Other reviews state this is good for beginners. It absolutely is not. As a beginner artist, I would have been much better served by a drawing tablet with a display, as this one proved mostly unusable. If you know what you're getting into with a displayless pen-tablet, then I still wouldn't recommend this one due to the issues with compatibility and the cheaply made / broken stylus. Just get something better.

Excelente producto, buena compra.