![]() This is from a Mac perspective, so if you have windows, it may be different. The whole thing is large enough that it’s not that much of an issue for me, but I could see that as a place to improve. The corners are rounded, but the edges where your arm rests probably could be smoother. The tablet is thin and light, which I really like. Overall, great bang for your buck! $99 USD on average. It does for Krita, PS, and a lot of others. Using Mac OS drivers, does not have pressure sensitivity in Autodesk Sketchbook.The surface seems like it’s a bit easy to scratch, but not really much more than the old Wacom bamboo.+ Passive pen is accurate, responsive, and a good size and weight. ![]() Interface Support: Type C (nice! Plugs into Type C on tablet, but full-sized USB on the computer side)Ĭompatibility: Windows 7/8/10 & Mac OS 10.8 and aboveįull specifications + compatibility information Pen: passive (doesn’t require batteries–dope)Įxpress Keys: 6 customizable one and this nice circular dial This tablet is bigger and better, and I am quite enjoying it so far. My old Wacom Bamboo Capture was well loved, but did get laggy at the very end. ![]() Wacom is the industry standard, but I think the competition is getting better, which bodes well for us artists! I did a bit of research and decided that this tablet seemed like a great deal, considering its prices and features. A nice image showing off the DECO 03 from XP-PEN's Website
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