I started off with a Wacom tablet and I started digital back in 2003 so I had a Wacom Graphite. That old Graphite lasted for years. I then moved on to the Bamboo back in 2013 I think. But used it till just a couple of years ago when I finally updated to a Huion Kamvas 16. My first screen tablet. I still have the Bamboo and it works great. I would love to get the Cintiq 22 now but need that money.
Your review was the most honest I've seen these days about this graphics tablet. I bought one these days and I felt very motivated with my choice. Keep it up.🙂
Hey, thank you so much for this review! You just made me order a XP-PEN Deco Fun L (In Blue) as a little something for christmas :) I don't have the money right now for an expensive graphic tablet I would want, especially when it's winter time and I can't get extra cash for gardening work I usually do around the year. So using this as a first step to digital art will be perfect, just gonna oder a drawing glove with it and ready to go (I also already have Clip Studio Paint Pro to go with it.) Btw your artstyle is great and has a very pleasent look!
You make a good reviewer :-) Looks like a pretty cool tablet. The paper-like texture would definitely be a plus for me. I really liked the grippiness of the Intuos3 before I wore it down smooth. Been using it for 11 years and never have replaced the pad, lol
I had a wacom Intuos pro for more than a decade. He handled like a 50-cal machine gun. Had a funeral for him. Was good but I'm looking for a more cost-friendly alternative. So that's how I found myself in XP-PEN land lol.
Tyvm for this review, I wanted to gift this one to my 8 yr old daughter as an intro to digital art. She often draws on windows paint using only a mouse and on my s22 ultra with the spen. I imagine this would give her more motivation to do digital art. I wanted to gift her a screen tablet but I'm wondering if it's too early for that.
i bought the xp pen star g960 and it works perfectly fine for what i paid for (35 usd) . The only issue is that even if i just hover the pen nib on the tablet it makes a mark. i use it to make art and for studying and it annoys me so much. also the button on the pen isnt reliable at all. i want a bigger tablet but wacom isnt really that student friendly haha. So do you think this product would be a fine replacement for that?
Oh interesting. So yeah I do think this tablet works just fine. It's a little more than what you paid for yours but I thought it was decent for the price
What would drive you to choose a small surface vs the massive surface? I'm stuck between needing to take notes on a PDF and wanting to start digital art.
Curious - anyone who owns this tablet experienced that the pointer doesn't 'lift off' if phones or items that generate some sort of magnetic waves are in extremely close proximity?
Just going from their Specs all their pen tablets are comparable to each to other, so none will be that much better than the other. So what you should consider when deciding is the price that's right for you and the sizes. In short Bigger is better, try to go for the biggest one possible. Personally I use the The "Deco Pro M", cause again it's the biggest one, and it's served me very well. And it's specs aren't are still comparable to the others in their list. So yea when choosing, find your price you are willing to spend, and the choose the biggest one.
Brother can I make digital notes with this n tell me how to erase things in this tablet.... N can u suggest me other tablets... I am student want it for digital note taking hope for early response thnk u n is thr some lag while writing
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What tablet did you start on? What's your dream tablet?
well i started with a wacom one that my dad once bought (dont know the model tho) it works great but the problem is that i cant do art…
I started off with a Wacom tablet and I started digital back in 2003 so I had a Wacom Graphite. That old Graphite lasted for years. I then moved on to the Bamboo back in 2013 I think. But used it till just a couple of years ago when I finally updated to a Huion Kamvas 16. My first screen tablet. I still have the Bamboo and it works great. I would love to get the Cintiq 22 now but need that money.
@@bingus2550 Been meaning to try out the Wacom One. Looks like a good tablet
@@jimmydragonstudios How do you feel about the Huion? That's another brand I haven't tried yet
@@TsaoShin I like the Huion tablet. It was a good price and is very responsive.
Your review was the most honest I've seen these days about this graphics tablet. I bought one these days and I felt very motivated with my choice. Keep it up.🙂
Hey, thank you so much for this review! You just made me order a XP-PEN Deco Fun L (In Blue) as a little something for christmas :) I don't have the money right now for an expensive graphic tablet I would want, especially when it's winter time and I can't get extra cash for gardening work I usually do around the year. So using this as a first step to digital art will be perfect, just gonna oder a drawing glove with it and ready to go (I also already have Clip Studio Paint Pro to go with it.)
Btw your artstyle is great and has a very pleasent look!
Nice! Really glad you could pick up an affordable tablet!
howd you like it? worth the purchase?
You make a good reviewer :-)
Looks like a pretty cool tablet. The paper-like texture would definitely be a plus for me. I really liked the grippiness of the Intuos3 before I wore it down smooth. Been using it for 11 years and never have replaced the pad, lol
Hey, Kragatar! Good to see you again! And wow - talk about getting your money's worth out of that tablet! That's insane hahah
I had a wacom Intuos pro for more than a decade. He handled like a 50-cal machine gun. Had a funeral for him. Was good but I'm looking for a more cost-friendly alternative. So that's how I found myself in XP-PEN land lol.
I'm aiming for its light weight. Gonna draw while I'm laid back on my chair and chill. Gonna try this one and hopefully it will be comfy to use.
THE GOD OF DRAWING IS BACK!!!!
hahah thank you!
Thank you for the review - you cleared all my doubts about it=)
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoyed your sense of humour the most. Video is Tops though. Thank you😁
Tyvm for this review, I wanted to gift this one to my 8 yr old daughter as an intro to digital art. She often draws on windows paint using only a mouse and on my s22 ultra with the spen. I imagine this would give her more motivation to do digital art. I wanted to gift her a screen tablet but I'm wondering if it's too early for that.
I was hoping to see responsiveness comparisons between a stroke on the tablet and how fast it responds and how close the two points are in the stroke
Hello, is this tablet is palm sensitive so that i have to use glove??
Nope! There are no touch features on this tablet
Would you suggest this tablet over Wacom One Medium CTL-672-N?
i bought the xp pen star g960 and it works perfectly fine for what i paid for (35 usd) . The only issue is that even if i just hover the pen nib on the tablet it makes a mark. i use it to make art and for studying and it annoys me so much. also the button on the pen isnt reliable at all. i want a bigger tablet but wacom isnt really that student friendly haha. So do you think this product would be a fine replacement for that?
Oh interesting. So yeah I do think this tablet works just fine. It's a little more than what you paid for yours but I thought it was decent for the price
What would drive you to choose a small surface vs the massive surface? I'm stuck between needing to take notes on a PDF and wanting to start digital art.
which you have bought?
if you dont wanna buy the $50 one u can get the Deco Fun S its $20 dollars i think and all it is, is a smaller tablet compared to the Large
Curious - anyone who owns this tablet experienced that the pointer doesn't 'lift off' if phones or items that generate some sort of magnetic waves are in extremely close proximity?
Hi, I wanted to know if this table is good for using your cell phone? 🤔
It is! It supports most phones
@@TsaoShinThank you very much for helping me with my question about the tablet
What do you is better this or the xpen deco 01 v2???
I haven't had a chance to try the v2 so I'm not sure!
Just going from their Specs all their pen tablets are comparable to each to other, so none will be that much better than the other. So what you should consider when deciding is the price that's right for you and the sizes. In short Bigger is better, try to go for the biggest one possible. Personally I use the The "Deco Pro M", cause again it's the biggest one, and it's served me very well. And it's specs aren't are still comparable to the others in their list.
So yea when choosing, find your price you are willing to spend, and the choose the biggest one.
What software do you use?
Most times I use Photoshop
Brother can I make digital notes with this n tell me how to erase things in this tablet.... N can u suggest me other tablets... I am student want it for digital note taking hope for early response thnk u n is thr some lag while writing
Go ahead! I recommend Wacom Intuos tablets as well if you're just getting started
Mean can I make notes using this??? Please do reply
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7:14 no tablet support ios yet. they support only Mac OS
The deco pro could connect to ios via bluetooth.
@@sodapopjam sure?
@@2DAnimax th-cam.com/video/ciMc2FafG8A/w-d-xo.html
@@sodapopjam oh finally there is a pen tablet that support iOS.thanks for inf.