GAOMON S620 6.5 x 4 Inches Graphics Tablet with 8192 Passive Pen 4 Express Keys for Digital Drawing & OSU & Online Teaching-for Mac Windows Andorid OS

I like the gaoman s620 the best out of the two huion tablets I own and the two xp pen tablets I own. I jumped 10000 ranks in a single day after plugging it in and setting my play area, and I started dropping fcs left and right. I'm not sure if it's because of the confidence or because it's a better tablet, but I highly recommend it. I'm still working on the osu games as I write this.

Marlowe WHITEHOUSE

| Jul 07, 2021

This is a fantastic tablet. This is the first time I've heard of this brand, and it was recommended to me by a friend. In terms of budget tablets, I had previously used a Wacom Bamboo (RIP) and an XP-based tablet. PEN Star number three. The latter was driving me insane because I had to keep updating the driver whenever it became problematic. I finally reached a point where that wasn't working, so I started looking for smaller cafes like this one.
- br>I bought it right before it went up in price, and I'm still surprised at how much it's worth for the price I paid. At the current price, I would argue that it is still a good deal for what you get. br>Anyway, here's what you need to know about the tablet:
- Customer service sent me specific instructions for downloading the software based on my operating system even before my package arrived safely. Normally, this is where I expect roadblocks, but their suggestions were helpful, and I was ready to use the tablet almost immediately after unboxing it.
- You won't have to worry about bending the USB cord because it's at a right angle. br>- colossal br>- colossal br The stylus comes with a rubber grip and several nibs, which I found to be extremely useful. I don't use the protector very often, but I'm sure it's useful for some people.
- The software is simple to comprehend and navigatebr>- There haven't been any issues with delay or skipping yet, and the pressure is working properly. br>- They don't hand you a flimsy glove that frays at the seams; instead, they hand you a high-quality glove. It appears to be of a reasonable standard. br>br>It's only been about a month since I got it. I may update in the future, but for now, I'm glad I purchased it and would recommend it based on my experience thus far.

Adriana Steele

| Dec 16, 2021

It just so happened to be around the same time that the S620 was released. I didn't know much about tablets at first, and I should have done more research, but this was my first tablet purchase. br>br>Being new to tablets, the learning curve was steep, and I was inept at setting them up and becoming comfortable with them. I had intended to return this tablet and replace it with a Wacom CTL490 (big mistake). To my surprise, the 490 performed poorly in comparison to the S620, despite the fact that I had heard Wacom tablets in general had good performance. After a second attempt, I ended up returning the 490 rather than the S620! br>br>Once I'd gotten used to using a tablet in general, I could see how good the S620 was. The aiming is very crisp, and the hover range for the pen was much easier to adjust to when compared to the CTL490 (I'm not a drag aimer, so I can't comment on how your experience would be on this tablet if you drag, but the surface of the S640 does have a grittier tactile feedback than the 490). br>br>Honestly, it's a lot of fun to play on this thing. I was working through 3* maps when I first got this tablet, and now, two weeks later, I'm breaking into the low 5* range. If you're looking for a good deal on an osu tablet, the S620 is a good option.

Zev Johnston

| Jul 29, 2021

  I was a little skeptical when I first saw this tablet. Even for a smaller tablet, it was extremely affordable, especially when compared to other brands' prices. I went ahead and ordered this tablet because there was nothing to lose. In addition to the Gaomon warranty, I was offered a three-year protection plan for just under $5. It's off to a better start than any other tablet I've ever bought. The tablet arrived much sooner than I had anticipated, and I was impressed with how well everything was packaged. I've included a video of the unboxing; Before recording, I took the plastic off the products (tablet, tablet pen, and glove), but everything was re-assembled afterwards. placed in the same condition as when it arrived. The following is a list of the contents: br>br> br>Features of the tablet include:
6. Work Area: 5" x 4" Everything else: br>4 Shortcut keysbr> br>The S620 tablet in its entiretybr>Battery-powered free AP32 pen (8192 levels of pen pressure, which is pretty standard but impressive for such a small tablet)br>1x USB Type-C cable Adapter with letter C 1x Micro USB Adapterbr>Drawing glovebr>Spare pen nibs (enough for the tablet's entire lifetime; more nibs are available on their website, but they provided plenty to begin with)br>br>Setting up this tablet took less than 10 minutes, and Gaomon's website was extremely user-friendly. If you have another tablet, make sure to uninstall that driver before installing this one; the same is true for any tablet; only one can work at a time; this isn't a big deal; it's just a tip for new tablet users! I got an error message on my computer and the driver stopped working after about an hour of working with the tablet. I returned to Gaomon's website, and there was a link to download their universal driver right there on the front page (it's so large you can't miss it). They deserve praise. All tablets have driver issues, but I've never seen a company admit it. As Gaomon does, he tries to give you as much access to fixing them as he can. I didn't have to dig for this fix at all, and the tablet functioned normally after downloading the new driver in under two seconds. It's extremely rare for tablet companies to provide this information; you usually have to dig. br>br>For this tablet, there was only one cord, which I was very happy about. There isn't a single speck of dust! It is unquestionably portable and efficient. The glove also fit me perfectly, which I wasn't expecting given that tablet companies usually send either huge or extremely small gloves, but this one did! There are also USB connectors if you want to use your phone with the tablet. It's designed to be portable and simple to use, as I mentioned. The pen nibs provided are sufficient to last the life of the tablet; overall, this is a fantastic deal. br>br>In terms of tablet performance, it's comparable to my $350 Wacom Intous (medium). It's obviously much smaller than I'm used to, so getting used to it took some time, but that's to be expected. I figured it out in under an hour and proceeded to use it like any other tablet after that. Drawing-wise, it was on par with my Wacom. The pen was the only real flaw. I was really enjoying the pressure for the first hour or two. I had to push it a little harder after an hour or so to get it to connect. to achieve the desired level of pressure Again, this required some adjusting and wasn't my favorite; I'm more used to pens with less "buffer room," so that's a personal preference. It wasn't so bad after a couple of hours of getting used to it. It's surprising, though, that such a small and inexpensive tablet performs so well. You get a lot of bang for your buckbr>br>I've never been a fan of shortcut keys, but I figured "why not" and set some up for this tablet, and wow, I've been missing out on a lot! These keys click a lot more than my Wacom keys do, which I like. Their sensitivity is excellent, and the shortcut menu is conveniently located on the driver menu, making navigation and setup a breeze. br>br>I highly recommend this tablet to beginning artists (I'm going to give it to my younger sister, who is just getting into digital art/animation), as it is inexpensive, simple to use, and extremely portable. What else can I say? It does its job well. br>At a time like this, when so many of us are doing everything online, I'd also recommend this tablet to teachers (my own struggles to write equations with his mouse), and it would be extremely useful for signing documents online! br>br>I'm actually surprised that I paid hundreds of dollars for a tablet that I could have had for less than half the price from Gaomon for the same quality. Leading tablet manufacturers aren't always the best option; Gaomon offers far superior protection! Additionally, I received a complimentary tablet glove. Now, I wouldn't recommend this tiny tablet for full-time artists like myself; they have other sizes that I expect to last just as long for less than $100. I might even be able to get a screen tablet for less than I paid for my Wacom desk tablet. I would have saved a lot of time, money, and clutter if I had known about Gaomon when I was looking for a tablet the first time.

Justice Foster

| Jul 21, 2021