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

It worked well for about 20 minutes. At first it was super accurate, now its super jittery, everything is clean, I disconnected my mouse and even the keyboard to make sure there were no parasite signal but to no avail. I even use a special glove and put no weight on my wrist at all. Pretty disappointed. In addition, its pretty akward and doesnt feel natural at all to use a pen on a black surface and seeing it move on the screen in front of you. Would recommend saving for a real drawing tablet.

Ok

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!

Didn't work. Didn't look like the picture in the ad. Returned.

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.