XP-PEN Deco Pro Medium Graphics Drawing Tablet Ultrathin Digital Pen Tablet with Tilt Function Double Wheel and 8 Shortcut Keys 8192 Levels Pressure 11x6 Inch Working Area

This is XP I have been a long time Wacom Bamboo user, and Pen's Deco Pro is a great step up. The bamboo tablet I had been using for almost a decade was time for an upgrade, so I purchased this one. My interest in XP grew after reading about some artists I follow I looked them up and was surprised to find out that the Deco Pro was arriving soon and that pre-orders would be available soon There was a good discount for first-time orders, so I took advantage of the offer. This is a decision I do not regret. Upon receiving my package, it contained all the items described in the listing that I ordered. In addition to the tablet itself, you need a pen, a pen case and holder, nibs, adapters, cables, drawing gloves, and of course the pen. In addition to its weight, the tablet's casing makes it feel quite substantial as well. Although I was able to get the smaller version, the tablet itself is still quite large, which some may deem out of place because of its portability or large size. However, I think this can be offset due to the thin form it There is no reason for me to complain about the size of the tablet, as my bamboo was smaller, resulting in less workspace. There are programmable buttons on the drawing tablet, which should be standard on all drawing tablets. It is however the dial that I find new and interesting because it can also be programmed to accommodate your Have you ever needed to resize a There are dials for you to use. Do you need to zoom in or This is something you can do with the dial. What is rotation? You can get all the information you need on the dial. Moreover, you can use the top of the dial as a touchpad, like the one on a laptop, so that if you need to quickly switch to a mouse because the pen is too awkward for the task, the top of the dial can be used for that as well. There is a brush handle shape on the pen, which is perfect for artists. There is no battery required In the description, it is stated that it has two buttons it does not require a lot of repairs You can click one of the buttons to view your right-hand side This works with any drawing application since one button switches between pen and eraser. You should be able to click (or have it be whatever you need). It is my first time using the tilt lever, so I am still figuring out how to use it, so I will update this review as soon as I'm comfortable with it.

Installation is as easy as plugging it in and getting the drivers. In the package there is information on how to find the drivers, including a QR code that can be scanned on your phone if you have a scanning app.

And for those who are wondering, this tablet is compatible with As soon as I got my hands on this tablet, I tested it on my phone to determine its compatibility, and Despite not enjoying the idea of doing too many projects on my phone, I think it is a great idea to be able to do doodles on a portable device. Aside from the new tablet or switching from Wacom to a competitor, the only complaint I have is that it isn't as good as I expected it to be. There was a noticeable difference in the feel of the Deco Pro as compared to my Bamboo and some users might feel growing pains due to It is only on the first day that the feeling is noticeable. In most cases, after that, you do not notice a thing after you continue to use it. My projects don't require you to have any prior knowledge of the subject. As a whole, I am very pleased with this tablet and I highly recommend it to both new artists and seasoned veterans.

Alexa Beck

| Nov 07, 2020

Based on my experience with that, I immediately added this to my wish list. Using this device completely in place of my Intuos 3 at home (attached is a drawing done entirely in this way). Out of the box, I had no issues, and it has been a great product. Despite the slight grip of the nib, the tablet surface feels comfortable for drawing all day long, and the stylus is flexible enough to ensure ample accuracy. What I love about this is that it is backlit, great for drawing in Deco app for Android drawings worked like a charm (very comprehensive for a completely free mobile The Clip Studio and Adobe buttons can be customized easily, and the per app customization is a great feature. There's one big thing you need to keep in mind When I swap my tablets out on my machine, both of them work flawlessly, and I sometimes use the Deco 3 to draw wirelessly in the living room. This software is very useful as it provides drivers for all my tablets in one package. With the driver solution, you can completely customize the system. I've never had a device feel and look quite like this one, and it is substantially larger than my Intuos (and The 15 inch red dial screen is likely to be the next thing I check out. I won't go back. My favorite thing about the dual dial feature is that the outer dial is set to brush size while the inner dial is set to rotate One bucket list item I would want is for the driver's UI to represent left handed mode when you set the tablet to left handed mode in the driver. Although certainly not a deal breaker, setting up the controls inverted can be a bit of a hassle. . . where's the love for us lefties? All in all, I do not regret purchasing this tablet, and I am now set up to use it as a road tablet with the Deco 3. Your kind words are appreciated, XP Please consider writing.

Alaina Frazier

| Jun 05, 2021

I have owned several tablets, and this is certainly one of the best I have ever used. The build quality is decent. Having keys and wheels to manipulate the stylus makes it useful, and the whole thing looks and feels like a premium product.
The stylus grips the surface with just enough resistance that it makes usable. There is a lot of smoothness and responsiveness with the pen. Pressure and tilt are both fine, as well. I bought the small pen since the "medium" was just too big. It seems right to me that the small version is the best. Despite my initial qualms, the driver was a breeze to install. The only flaw I can find is the lack of instructions for setting the quick keys and wheels. There is a way to set up different layouts in the driver for different applications, but it was not immediately apparent how to do this. Additionally, there was an issue with the settings not saving. It turned out that the driver installation set the installation directory as read-only The only one. I was able to fix that problem, and all went well. Overall, this is a great alternative to the more expensive It doesn't seem to make a significant difference for me. It is really cool to see the lights!.

Anastasia Prince

| Dec 09, 2020