UGEE 15.4 inch Drawing Tablet with Screen，143% sRGB UE16 Computer Graphics Tablet with Full-Laminated Screen 8+1 Hot Keys 16K Level Pressure Battery-Free Stylus，Drawing Pad for PC/Windows/Mac/Android

I use graphics tablets mostly for educational purposes. I own and use a Huion H610 Pro V2 tablet. It works fine. However, I have to always look at the screen while my hand was on the tablet.This UGEE screen tablet works much better. It's responsive. It's accurate. It works 10 times better than my older Huion tablet. The funny thing is that the drivers for Huion worked also for the UGEE screen tablet. I did install the UGEE UE16 drivers and they work fine too.I didn't use the 3 in 1 cable. I just use USB C to USB C cable that was included. It works perfectly.All in all, an excellent tablet for an unbeatable price.I cannot recommend it enough.The only drawback is that it's a bit long. I had to buy a 20" backpack for it to fit.

Suprisingly great quality. Setup was super easy and quick. The tablet itself is super light. The matte screen protector is a bit of a double edged sword; It makes drawing feel more natural, with a paper-like texture, but will wear down the nibs alot faster. The pen has an eraser on the flip side and doesnt need to charge which is kind of goated imo. Responsiveness is near perfect. The scroll wheel is pretty nice for controlling both zoom and brush size. All inputs are customizable. Overall pretty exceptional for the price!

Great product color and visual quality is excellent. Sensitivity makes such sweet dreams in Krita.

Me ha encantado la calidad y el espacio de trabajo que ofrece. Muy recomendada.

Me gustó mucho, la fluidez que tiene al dibujar es excelente!

Very good equipment, beautiful colors and easy handling.Highly recommended article for artists.

Got this as a early christmas present for myself so i could work on projects while traveling. It arrived on time and in good condition, connected easily and i was off and running. I really liked it at first. Day2 however, i noticed small issues like the pen seemed a bit extra sensitive and when making the selections i had to hover over the screen to keep from selecting things by mistake. Not a big deal just figured i was doing that subconsciously before and didn't notice. But by day 3 it wouldn't connect anymore. When i plugged it in the usbc (like i had done before without issue) the screen would just flash. Tried the usb and it wouldn't connect at all. So i updated the drivers no change. When i got home i tried it on my pc, and same issue. Tried swapping the cables no change. So returning it for a refund. Thought about getting them to replace it, but if this one didn’t last a full week i didnt want go risk it with another one that might just last slightly longer.This one i wouldn’t recommend.

I really *want* to like this dual purpose drawing monitor/display, but I still have mixed feelings about how useful it will be in my daily work-life. My purpose for this device is focused on small-form-factor whiteboarding vs. the more likely illustration or drawing use cases, but I still feel my feedback applies. Some background: I work as an engineer and frequently sketch MVP architectures to share with colleagues. I use Excalidraw for “bar napkin” sketches or Miro for more polished diagrams. This tablet is fairly universal in *how* to use it, and I was able to create hand-drawn sketches or manipulate vector shapes quickly & easily across both of my preferred tools. Setup was fairly intuitive for anyone who’s used/connected a portable monitor to their laptop, but you will absolutely require the third-party app/driver for full functionality, shortcut key mapping, stylus key mapping, etc.. Until the driver was installed and my workstation restarted the experience was hit-or-miss.I think for my specific use-case, the product is just “okay”… I was hoping for a more robust experience but if your expectations are relatively low, or perhaps if you’re using this exclusively for illustration, you’ll have a better user experience. This is also my first experience with a tablet in general — I thought a visual drawing tablet would be easier for eye/hand coordination, but I haven’t quite felt at-home with this device…Pros:- Excellent colors and resolution on this drawing monitor- Versatile connectivity options (USB-C to USB-C, or HDMI+USB+USB Power) similar to other portable monitors, but with the added bonus of using this as a drawing tablet- The 3-cable option seems like it’s not included by default (per instruction manual) by my product included it…- Programmable shortcut buttons built-in (configurable exclusively with the vendor driver/app installed)- Programmable stylus buttons (again, driver required)- Full pressure sensitivity adjustment- Accuracy and response of stylus movement is pretty spot-onCons:- Extremely wide screen bezel yields a large device footprint with less screen real estate- Custom driver offering is limited with Windows/Mac — while there’s advertised support for Linux and Android, I don’t think you’ll get the full-feature experience unless your own a Windows PC or Mac. I run Ubuntu as my primary workstation and Windows for work-related activities. Using this on Windows provided a decent out-of-box experience, but you really need their driver for most functions…- No power block included for mobile phone or tablet connectivity — make certain the USB power block you use provides adequate wattage!