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Thank you Please what app was used to run the demo ( used to sketch those images )?

I have been looking where to buy this😢😢😢

kinda find it hard to use since it is so small and a small motion covers a lot in my monitor

Surely if you're complaining about the small size, it would have made sense to have pointed out the availability of the medium tablet....... Thinking about getting one for use with Photoshop Elements in adjusting family photos as in purely amateur use but did you have any better suggestions.

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What a great review, really helped me. Thank you :)

It's like drawing on a phone then.

thank you for explaining 3min owrth of information in 8 min

how to charge the pen?

I just got this and it's my first graphics tablet ever. I had no idea what the little metal ring was for, so thank you for helping me out there. Definitely a learning curve to using one of these. My issue, so far, with the software is that I can't assign the buttons how I want. Every time I hit a key, instead of showing that key, it puts in "NONE", which isn't helpful at all. Hopefully I can get that resolved, but so far I think it's decent and a good size for my workspace.

saw your wah peach. you got a really cool and unique art style.

Oh dang, my best friend got me one for my birthday (the good tablets cost enough to buy me a cheap car) and i though my nibs were wearing down fast, now i know that they're actually holding up very well. I do have small and light hands though.

Hi, i have this tablet 2nd hand from a friend it was supposed to be for my android since i don't have a computer but there is not one video for how to even set it up, is there anyway you could do a video for that. Im just struggling. If not its completely okay.

tip if u wanna get better at lighting y should try to look up tutorials about direct light, high light, core shadow, main shadow, and then reflective light the reflective light is very important when drawing realistic things. also try not the blend things too much it makes it look smudgey and plastic like. and also try not to use actual pure black when drawing the shadow👍 if u watch a tutorial on those it would really help alot!

I tend to put crayons down in light layers so they stay slightly luminous but also I can layer one or two colors. I was wondering about caran dache crayons (not the watercolor ones). Are they as hard as Crayola? Can they be put down in light layers?

I bought this for osu 🤷

Great video you should also include the target brand there's is as good as crayola

Thank yoou, newer teacher who was trying to decide because my Walmart had them for 30¢ and I was skeptical of the good deal

the extra tips are in the pen

I can barely manipulate it enough to write and here you are drawing beautiful things with it 😅

Thank you so much .... A great detailed review

WE GOING X300 ZOOM WITH THIS ONE 🔍🔍🔍🔥

just a question, do you have to hold a button like how you draw with a mouse or when it comes contact with the drawing pad it automatically presses for you, sorry if this is a stupid question i've never had a drawing tablet before, do you also think that it'll be left handed friendly?

I just bought Craziart. I love them. They do backgrounds wonderfully. I now prefer them.

Thank you for the review I just got one delivered from AliExpress to here in Pennsylvania. My plan was to use as a starting pad to start 3d sculpting so hopefully itll work for me just starting out

Thanks for the review 🫶

Ive been using this specific tablet for 4 years now and its really good, it still works good.

I got this tablet as a birthday present to myself weeks ago because of this video, no regrets. Am gonna chime in with things people may find useful... but first off, /thank you/! It's honestly amazing what's available for ~15 EUR nowadays -- growing up, the Wacom Bamboos from ~15, 16 years ago would easily eat up a good portion of a person's salary so there was a really high entry barrier...and nowadays somebody growing up and wanting to do digital art could save up by pocketing their lunch money for 2-3 weeks and get better stuff, it's wild! If one uses a laptop with ~10-12 inch screen it's not a bad experience, especially if you do painting-type artwork where you work with loose strokes , but I'd recommend people interested in getting a tablet, (especially their first one) to save up for a couple days more and get something slightly larger - this is a 4x3 inch tablet and even the jump to a 6x4 (think XP-PEN G640s or a One by Wacom S) makes quite a bit of difference in terms of comfort for a /marginal/ increase in price - there's a reason the page on XP-PEN almost seems to avoid talking about its art capabilities (it has them as the video shows, but just go and compare the G430S and G640s pages...), and there's a reason Wacom starts both their "One" and Intuos lines at 6 inches. There's a /tiny/ bit of mechanical wobble in the lines the pen makes but Clip Studio Paint's default settings pretty much take care of it, however to those using Krita it takes switching the brush smoothing setting from "Basic" to "Weighted" -- you select the brush tool, click on "Tool Settings" tab right near the colour selector, and there's a lone "Brush smoothing" option with a dropdown menu next to it. Select "Weighted" and just use it like that, the default settings on that pretty much take care of it and you don't have to change anything after that. It applies to every single brush too, you set it once and forget it. Last but not least, screenless drawing tablets have a very slight distortion by default, they usually have a 16:10 ratio while most screens nowadays come in a 16:9 ratio, which means that if you're for example drawing a line that's an inch long vertically and another that's an inch long horizotally, one of them is longer. There's a setting in the driver ("proportional mapping") which addresses this too. I must add that this is by no fault of the tablet itself, /every/ screenless drawing tablet comes set up like this by default. You do lose a tiny strip of the active area in using proportional mapping so but I'd say it's worth it from a comfort perspective. (Am ESL, I apologise for how longwinded this is, still haven't learned to compress words.)

thank you

20 dollars?!?!? I got it for below 10 bucks But still very nice review

If u can just add stability to the pen to make it easier to draw

Do you recommend this over the huion h420x?

Could you please explain the use of the keys on pen and the tab

These are on sale here at my local art store I was kinda hesitant to buy them but your review really helped make up my mind. I'll try em out!

I occasionally use Crayola crayons. I’m an adult and color for fun and stress relief. In the last couple of years, I have noticed that Crayola crayons have decreased in quality. They break quite easily. I especially noticed that their colors of the world and the colors of kindness crayons are especially prone to breakage

Looks great! I didn’t think the robot was spooky until I saw the pose, then I was sold. Keep up the good work!

In 2017 I bought the Intuos Draw and thats the same stylus (with less pressure) and I didnt liked the pen, and it gets glossy and slippery over time. This year I bought the Wacom Intuos, the 2018 ver. And the stylus is better, even if it doesnt have rotation recon like the newer Wacom One.

I ordered it cuz i never had one before

That punch tho😮

Concise and well organized! Love it, new sub <3

All hail progress!

If you hate this pen you'll hate the new one even more; super narrow and short because it's essentially a repurposed Samsung Note stylus, and since it uses different tech you can't replace it with a different EMR pen.

The punch is so sudden 😂❤

On my model the pen unscrews and there are three replacement tips inside :)

rawing Tablet XPPen G430S OSU,

Yay new video!❤❤❤

Big bada boom!

i think this tablet was mainly designed for osu! gameplay, hence why it's so small & cheap :D

Hey! Thank you for making this video as i have been looking into buying a tablet for a while and this just was a big assistance 🐕‍🦺