Works great!
Pretty simple to set up. It makes it a lot easier to sign documents at work.

great customer service
first one came and had a slight wobble. The tablet was slightly warped. this didn’t affect me in any way, as I prop up my tablet on an angle, but I still sent an email to customer support. I was debating whether to do this, as I was too lazy to ship it back to them, and I didn’t want to not have a tablet for what normally would be weeks with other companies. They sent me back an email and told me I didn’t need to ship the warped tablet back and that they would send me a new one anyways. I have been using mine for a long time and abusing it, taking it on road trips, not having a support for it when propping it up, ect. it still works perfectly and there is no lag even when hovering (for osu), which honestly amazed me. The only problem is that the glossy coating on the tablet wears away after time, even though I hover when playing osu. It also is a fingerprint magnet. However, I don’t care about aesthetics.Edit: it has been about 8 months since I started using this tablet. about 4 months ago, there were 2 giant dead spots on the tablet, but those were not really issues since i only used half of the tablet. However, the tablet has since completely died. I will be purchasing another tablet, as this is the best tablet on the market for osu, though.Edit 2: xp pen has released a hardware update to this tablet that has a smaller polling rate of 210 (vs 250) and a hardware based smoothing. I have not personally used it yet but it seems it still works very similarly, excluding dropped support for community made drivers. If this concerns you, I would recommend doing research about the new tablet to see if it is what you need.Edit 3: my 3d tablet now has a dead spot in the center. It seems this tablet is prone to having these issues, as it is in the same spot as my previous tablet. I will still be using this for osu, as it does not affect my osu play area, but for drawing and other purposes I will be needing a new tablet.Edit 4: XP pen really outdoes themselves with the best customer service of any company I have ever seen. after sending proof of the dead spot, they took pity on me once again and helped me out

Muy funcional para realizar mis trabajos escolares

Disclaimer: I use this as my main tablet, but to play osu. I do draw with this, but this is about the product not the use.I’ll summarize:Tablet – fantastic quality, low profile, responsive, better than Intuos Pro tablet (with a price point that’s absurdly worth it). The durability is pretty incredible considering how much I use this. The only fault is the matte finish on the tablet does wear out, but I prefer the sleek feeling over the “paper” feeling of dragging a pen on the surface. Shouldn’t be an issue for drawing though.Pen – Works.. well. Responsive, clicky buttons*. The tablet comes with a no grip stylus so if you have sweaty hands, it’ll slip pretty easily. Otherwise, honestly the nibs last a VERY long time, and they give you 20. Wacom for sure is way too expensive when it comes to replacement nibs, and these guys are literally giving them away. I press hard, and the nib I’ve been using for about a month doesn’t have any bad wear and tear.Pressure sensitivity – a number doesn’t really explain, but with me pressing down pretty hard with default settings, it goes about up to 6000/8192. Regular taps were maybe 100-250, and drawing was 500-2000 depending. I felt pretty uncomfortable trying to max out the sensitivity on purpose. (there’s a custom curve setting on the application. great for sensitivity tuning)Warranty – Wow, 18 months for the tablet itself, and it’s pretty extensive (excluding wear&tear) and yes this applies if you’re ordering from amazon. Because the pen is included, it’s 3 months if the pen breaks.Customer Service – Yes, I had to deal with the dreaded conversation of something being broken(note the asterisk above for pen*). The pens are resilient, but unfortunately my buttons stopped working. All I did was explain that to them, an image and an invoice of the purchase, and without question (EVEN WHEN I WAS PAST THE WARRANTY TIME) they passed it over to sales and I’m going to get a replacement pen free of charge. This is seriously above and beyond, in my opinion, especially since usually big companies don’t care about outlier issues like this. All this, and this was at 21:30 (-8h).Personal opinion:If you honestly want a good tablet, get this. I prefer this over the other tablets I’ve used, even when the pen can be a pain, but this company SHINES when it comes to its customer service. It’s affordable, and I really can’t say anything bad about it. Besides not having any other pens that work with the G640, but you can just take a pen grip off an old pen and slip it on there.

Le pavée tactile et le crayon fonctionne bien pour écrire sur des documents Word, Powerpoint ou PDF (il faut alors sélectionner le crayon ou l’efface) et faire des schémas de base. C’est un bon rapport qualité-prix. Je regrette seulement qu’il n’y ait pas de support pour le crayon.