XPPen Star03 V2 Drawing Tablet Graphics Drawing Pen Tablet with 8192 Levels Pen Pressure Battery-Free Stylus Passive Pen Signature Board with 8 Hot Keys (Black)

A great product at a great price.
First of all I have only used this on Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom for photo editing and very little use for drawing. I originally purchased this to streamline my work and because of the many positive reviews and of course the budget price.The box is well packaged, lots of protective plastics and comes with drivers on CD, documentation, a pen holder and extra nibs. I highly recommend you purchase from a seller that will bundle a free drawing glove (will elaborate later) or purchase one separately. The pen is lightweight and battery free so there’s no odd weight balance or charging issue. The buttons are sunk in which makes it feel just right in my grip to press them when I need to and not on accident. The surface of the tablet feels very good with its matte textured finish. Drawing surface is quite large at 10×6 which is almost a near ratio for my screen (more on that later). Buttons feel well made and have a click when pressed that is solid. Overall the construction quality of the pad and pen are quite impressive.I didn’t bother installing drivers from the CD as they may already be outdated so I went to the XP Pen website and downloaded the drivers from there. I am using a Windows 7 machine and had no problems connecting the device to the computer. Setup for the tablet was quite easy although its trial and error with some settings to your liking if you are not accustomed to using a tablet for drawing. I set the pen buttons to just be the eraser as the opposite end of the pen has no sensor for it. The tablet buttons were more than enough for what I use in Photoshop and Lightroom. Also instead of using the entire tablet to match my 28″ screen for the cursor/pen position, I set it to mouse mode as it feels more natural, just my preference. I did not mess around with the pressure sensitivity too much as I prefer to have strict control of my brush sizes through the keyboard but the tablet app has a way to test and adjust it.After using the tablet for a couple of hours, I have tweaked the buttons for what I need in Photoshop/Lightroom and hardly ever use the keyboard for any keyboard commands. The accuracy of the pen and the feel of running it across the tablet is precise and smooth. I almost don’t notice if it makes any scratching noises while I’m working. The pen nib also doesn’t appear worn at all and the surface of the tablet doesn’t appear to have any scratches after 2 hours of continuous use. Resting my palm on the tablet caused some condensation to build up which did affect the smoothness of my hand motions but this is something that could be fixed with a drawing glove or adjusting the temperature in the room. Other than that, there were really no other issues with Photoshop/Lightroom, the tablet works just perfectly for me.However as a final word of advice: some people, like myself, may actually prefer a LCD screen style drawing tablet as I found after using this product. I will eventually purchase the XP Pen Artist 10s as that is more suited for my preference. Do some research before buying a drawing tablet, ask to borrow one from a friend and use it a bit before deciding which type is right for you.

El único detalle que ha tenido se dañó un botón de la tableta, que de ahí en más funciona perfectamente bien (esto me lo comentó un amigo que fue quien recibió la tableta).Yo tengo otros productos de Xppen y si se hacen responsables por sus productos, si tiene una falla, te atienden súper bien y te dan soluciones.

I received the tablet from XP-Pen India seller itself, for Rs.5499/- and the delivery was handled by Amazon. The package contents were as advertised and the product was in optimum condition. It’s build is sleek and appealing while also sturdy and assuringly heavy, unlike other fragile brands on sale. The stylus is also comfortably sized, with a nice and springy nib, which can be easily replaced. Moreover, the anti-slip pads on the tablet and the pen stand live up to their name, which is a good for any surface.Though this is my first pen tablet, I felt really comfortable, thanks to the large enough active area, stylus feedback, intuitive driver UI and completely customizable express keys. It facilitated my online teaching and dive into digital art. Though I am a conventional artist, this product helped me take to digital art, like a fish to water, in spite of the lack of prior experience, resulting in me relying extensively on hand-eye coordination. This was not an issue, thanks to the excellent pressure sensitivity (levels are customizable to suit individual styles too), lack of any lag between strokes and feedback.The large active area, disconnectable cable and other accessories all add to the utility and durability of this gadget. One of the two downsides I found was the nib change tool which is made of flimsy aluminum or steel that bends out of shape really quickly. The other is the propensity of the surface to get scratched by heavy strokes. Apart from this, it was worth every penny. To combat the latter issue, if you’re not interested in buying a protective film, I kindly advise to NOT peel of the protective film on the surface unlike the company tells you to, as that film quite good, but doesn’t quite protect from really heavy strokes. Using the pen tablet with this film and a simple A4 sheet on top, leaves the surface pristine even with heavy work.I will push the limits of the pen tablet and update on its performance in a month or so. So my verdict is this – whether you’re a beginner or a pro, if you got a 5k-odd budget, just get this one. Registering the product with XP-Pen India gives 1 month extra warranty.

Nossa não sei nem como descrever, como alguém que desenha a seis anos no tradicional, tenho uma profunda admiração por esse produto, tá né ajudando muito a aperfeiçoar meus desenhos e sem contar que gasto menos em esboços, além do que também serve para alguns jogos skskksks recomendo de mais