XPPen Wireless Drawing Tablet Deco Pro LW 2nd, 11 Inch Bluetooth Computer Graphics Tablet with X3 Pro Stylus & Mini Key-dial, Digital Drawing Pad for Animation, Digital Art, Video Editing

I highly recommend this tablet. It's easy to configure, the pen is ergonomic and steady, and the buttons on the pen are easy to access.1) Packaging: The packaging of this pen is so professionally done that it's worth mentioning. The pen comes in a solid metal box with nibs. The tablet is well packed. It's a good indication that XPPen takes care of its product.2) Configuration: I'm using it with a Mac Studio with the Sonoma MacOS. Simply download the driver and install. Bluetooth quickly configures after the tablet charges a bit. Adjusting the tablet area and screen area is straightforward. I just used the automatic adjustment, which gives you the screen size and tablet size. I do not recommend selecting the "mouse" option: It seems to change the pen's range. The pressure adjustment allows for the correct pressure.3) Use: I'm using it with Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. This pen draws very steady lines, much better than my previous tablet, the pen of which was too skinny and the buttons too small. The taper on the XPPen makes it far easier to grasp. The buttons are large and easy to select, but do not get in the way of drawing. I am *very* impressed with the steadiness of the pen. There is very little wiggle, creating smooth, accurate lines (my previous pen on a popular tablet was wiggly).The included glove is a very useful accessory: It enables your hand to glide over the tablet.I have found this tablet to be exceedingly productive. I have the 15" version which I recommend. it fits on my small desk area, and the rounded front edge of the tablet is very functionally ergonomic.The XPPen is a nicely engineered product that will improve your drawing experience.

I gotta say, I’m super impressed with the XPPen Deco Pro MW 2nd! The responsiveness is spot-on, and setting it up was a total breeze. I’m honestly confused by some of the negative reviews out there, especially about the hover issue—seriously, just make sure you grab the latest drivers and keep them running while you’re using the tablet.The pen picks up all 16K pressure points without a hitch, and the calibration options fit my light drawing style perfectly. The pen stabilization is a sweet feature, especially if you’ve got shaky hands. I haven’t run into the “broken line” problem that some people mention, which makes me wonder if their setup is off.The tablet itself feels really solid, with a sleek design, and it holds up well to regular use. I’m also a big fan of the accessories that come with it, especially the Mini Keydial. It’s super handy and integrates perfectly with Photoshop, making my workflow way smoother. As for the concerns about the surface wearing down the nibs, I’ve found them to hold up just fine for my needs. Plus, the fact that you can replace the surface is a great bonus.All in all, I’d totally recommend this tablet to any artist or educator. It performs like a champ, and for the price, it’s a killer deal compared to the pricier options like Wacom. You won’t regret it!

I purchased the 9 by 6 version, it's the same size as most medium sized tablets. The build quality feels premium, I love the sloped bottom edge, the feel of the surface, and no built in shortcut buttons keeping the tablet itself nice and compact. I appreciate that xp pen included a shortcut remote.The pen is very sensitive it can pick up strokes from the lightest touch, and it's so much better to hold than the pro pen 2 by wacom. This tablet definitely feels like it was made for me, perfect design at a third of the price of a medium intuos pro. I'll recommend this tablet to beginners and pros over wacom.

I'm just a hobby drawer who was upgrading from a medium intuos tablet. I did not want to get a screened tablet so I was looking for a regular drawing tablet. For the price for this one I did not expect it to be this big! It have a 32 inch 4k monitor that I use to game/draw, and have had no issues with the tablet. The fact that it is so big, makes it easier to draw as it almost matches 1:1 to what I see on the screen. Pressure feels nice and better than my previous tablet and have no issues there. The pen feels much better, both the way it feels to draw and to hold the pen. Having the external keys is also a very nice addition that I can move around where ever I need to.I do not use the Bluetooth option and always have it plugged in, so I can't comment on those functions (both the tablet and drawing keys are plugged by wire). One issue I have, although very very minor, is that when I turn off my computer, the blue LED constantly flashes in quick succession unless I unplug it from the cable. The manual/online states this means it is looking for a Bluetooth connection. My guess is that since it is plugged in, it constantly keeps looking for the connection. Unsure if this affects the battery inside since I always have it plugged in and do not plan to use it, but something I wonder is affecting it having it look for a connection 24/7 when I'm not using my computer.