XPPen Artist Pro 16 Gen2 2.5K 16 inch QHD Drawing Tablet with Full Laminated Anti-Glare Screen 16384 Pressure Levels X3 Pro Battery-Free Stylus 159% sRGB Tilt Graphic Drawing Tablet with Mini Keydial

5-Year Review: XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro
After 5 years, the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro is still going strong! The display remains vibrant, the PA2 stylus is responsive, and the shortcut keys/dial streamline workflows perfectly. Build quality is excellent, with minimal wear despite heavy use. My only minor gripe is the lack of a built-in stand, but that’s easily solved.Overall, it’s a durable and reliable tablet that’s worth every penny. Highly recommended for digital artists!

Excellent Tablet for the Price! But be sure to remove the matte film for best colors.
EDIT: August 29, 2018 — I just removed the matte film from the surface of the screen, and it makes a HUGE difference. There are no scratches, so my images aren’t obscured. And the colors are much clearer and more true, and the image is much sharper overall. Bumping my review up to 5 stars!I’ve had the XP-Pen 15.6 for a couple of weeks now, having upgraded from my trusty Intros 3, and it’s certainly changed the way I draw on the computer.Pressure sensitivity is amazing, as the tablet picks up the gentlest touch, allowing for a slow buildup of color and texture. Once the (very simple) tracking calibration is done, the tracking is excellent, with no appreciable misalignment between pen tip and on-screen cursor. And integration with Photoshop was easy too, with many standard shortcuts ready to be mapped to either the six side-buttons or the pen buttons.Now for the cons. While they are by no means game-changers, there are a few downsides:First, color calibration was very difficult to set up. And even after a great deal of effort, the colors I see on the XP-Pen are merely a very good approximation of what’s on my iMac. With Photoshop on the XP-Pen screen, and Photoshop’s Navigator preview panel open on my iMac monitor, the color range on the XP-Pen is noticeably inferior to that of the iMac. So I spend a lot of time looking from one to the other, to double check my colors.The size and resolution are also a bit of an issue. Having gotten used to a 27″ 4K screen, the 15.6″ surface feels pretty cramped. I wish I’d gone for a larger size!Also, there’s no stand. (Fortunately I had just bought the Reodoeer BamBoo Reading Rest Cook Book Document Stand Holder Bookrest, and the XP-Pen sits nicely on it.)But these are things I knew when buying the XP-Pen, so no big surprises. It’s just a bit of an adjustment one needs to get used to.The thing I didn’t know was how much the pen nib would mar the XP-Pen screen. When I lay down a stroke, the nib leaves a faint mark on the surface. Looking “through” those marks makes the image appear darker and scratchy. Note, they’re not permanent scratches, and can be easily wiped away with my hand, but it’s pretty annoying — I find myself drawing something, then having to wipe the surface of the tablet so I can see the true color. I’m hoping that investing in a 9HO screen protector will alleviate that issue.Anyway, these quibbles aside, this is an excellent product for the money. I’m even considering upgrading to the 22″ model when I’ve got a few extra ducats.

He estado usando wacom y huion, pero esta es mil veces mejor. Los colores cumplen, no tiene ese tono azul que cansa la vista. Tenia problemas con el boton de la pluma, hable con tecnicos y me dieron un driver nuevo y se soluciono.La textura de la pantalla se siente como papel. Tiene buen brillo, no se calienta la pantalla.La calidad de la pluma es de lo mejor, tiene piezas de aluminio, plastico lujoso y buen peso, tiene una genialidad que no he visto en ninguna pluma, el grip tiene una hendidura, quenpor que esgenial esto? Pues le da mas agarre, eso sirve a que no solo se detiene dnelos botones, sino da mas firmeza. Eso con el tiempo evita la friccion y que el grip se afloje y baile todo guango.La pluma tiene menor latencia que otras que haya usado con anterioridad.Los tonos son elegantes, el diseño de la caja muy bonito. Fue molesto esperar el cable triple para por usarlo por hdmi. Lo uni a un cable adaptador display port sin problemas. A una escala .de 125% en windows se ve muy bien en clipstudio.Tiene mas altura vertical que tabletas convencionales, por lo que diseñar personajes de pie no se siente claustrofobico.Los botones de blutooth es un plus, te permite no usar el teclado y mas ergonomico.Recomiendo comprar una base soporte para libros o laptops que son altos y ajustas angulos de aluminio ya que mantienes la pantalla mas cerca a ti sin tener que encorbarte hacia enfrente.Definitivamente me hizo vender la Huion 24 pro sin pensarla dos veces.

Buen producto

No se ni por donde empezar, hace años que trabajo con tabletas y es mi primera de monitor, el tamaño es perfecto y muy cómodo me permite trabajar mucho más rápido, además que no te lastima los ojos con la luz y el brillo se puede customizar.algunas contras son el soporte, queda algo baja y a largo plazo esto lastima la espalda por lo que recomiendo que tengan un soporte aparte del que ya tiene, tampoco tiene aberturas para ensamblarla a algún brazo de soporte si es algo que se llega a necesitar, fuera de eso la recomiendo mucho por su precio vale la pena.