Drawing Tablet with Screen XP-PEN CR Innovator 16 Drawing Pen Display 15.6 Inch Graphics Digital Display Compatible with Windows and Mac

Pro artist here... This is not a primary tablet for a pro, and it is too delicate to travel with extensively... However for learners, heck yeah, get in and get started! Smooth worker with a sturdy build. super comfy to hold on the lap(take care of your back, put a pillow under the tablet to keep it at a level where you aren't curling over it)... Several months in I have beaten the crap out of mine and it is still working fine, however the chords don't feel ultra reliable... Soooo buy a backup, if your are a more advanced artist looking to sit on the couch instead of your desk... Buy this or one of ours newer cousins...

I was very nervous to buy this tablet because of how expensive it is. So far its doing really great. The only complaint I have is that the pen is a bit off. I use this to make my own logos and artwork for my business so when the pen is off I can tell. But I really don't think anyone else can. This tablet is an investment I was glad I made.

My daughter loves this system. She has produced some very interesting art and she only has great things to say about the product. Thanks for providing a great tool to developing artists.

I've had this tablet for over a month and I can say with certainty I absolutely love this drawing display. I have owned tablets from Huion and Wacom and this one has been my favorite hands down. It's so thin and lightweight that I can take it anywhere. I love that it came with different plug adapters so that no matter where I am I can still plug in the tablet.*Note: this has to be plugged into a computer!*Setting up the drivers was so easy and it works so well with Clip Studio Paint. The screen is nice and large and bright. I use mine at about 50 or 55% brightness and it is nice and clear. The pen is nice and feels good to draw with, plus battery free. The stand that comes with it is plastic but very sturdy though it only has one setting. I have found that it is a comfortable drawing angle but if you want more angle options you'll need to get a different stand separately. Finally the buttons on the side are great as well as the two wheels in the center. I do find the outer wheel is a bit too sensitive at first use but nothing too bad.I did purchase the anniversary edition so there were some other goodies like a keychain, post cards and stickers but they are just bonuses.If I was trying to decide between this and a Wacom, I would still pick this drawing display.

I'm glad I did too! The tablet was easy to set up and get started. Additionally the transition back and forth from my Galaxy Tab S7, is pretty seemless. The only thing that makes me remember I'm not on my Tab is when I'm trying to use touchscreen features, but that's not XP-Pen's fault. My only complaint that I was aware before buying is the stand. Fortunately, I had one I could use with it otherwise I'd be straining my neck as the default doesn't have much height when tilted forward. It's lightweight and comes with a screen protector installed. It's definitely a great and affordable alternative to a cintiq!

Hello, I am an artist that has been drawing for years on digital displays.I purchased this tablet lasy year in january, and I have to say its probably the worst defect ive seen of any tablet in a long time. so just a *TLDR, DO NOT PURCHASE THIS MODEL OF TABLET.*The screen/cable that connects to the screen has a very bad defect, in which, the screen will flicker white very fast such as a strobe light effect. The effect ranges from unit to unit (I have had two, both have had this issue)The first time i bought it things were fine up until a few months in when i noticed the flickering.The screen randomly flickers whenever you bump it, drag windows around on the desktop to the monitor, and stuff similar.It got so bad that the display completely bricked and would not stop flickering, so i was upset and asked for a replacement, which, they in fact gave me, HOWEVER it was the same model.In the email they claimed they were sending me a fixed batch, however, this was not the case.The new model had the exact same issue, but this time it came on even faster than before.Customer support is very hit or miss with english, and wording/sentences can be hard to understand sometimes. It was a struggle, but I managed to get a second replacement of a different tablet model.DO NOT buy this tablet. It has a MAJOR SCREEN DEFECT that will ultimately fail on you. This is the only model ive tested fully to have this widespread issue.I hope this review helps, cheers~

I have been a long term user of Wacom products, from the cheap ones all the way to the 22 inch Cintiqs, This innovator 16 is really awesome, the screen tactile quality surpasses the Cintiqs, the responsiveness is amazing with the pen, for under $500, it is a REALLY GOOD DEAL! I used a Asus G14 laptop, and used an anker USB C port. No need to use extra power to power the unit with no degradation in screen brightness. the next thing, if all possible is to add a touch screen, and just use a single USB C cable and make it completely portable. then it will be AWESOME! Maybe...just maybe add another dial to spin the canvas around in photoshop...dare I dream...Keep doing great work! Amazing products. BTW, I am a 3D artist with over 25 years of experience. avid Photoshop user since 95.

Only complaints, is sometimes the pen has to be repositioned and the colors are a bit brighter, so the art may seem dull if you view the same picture on a different screen. However its very easy to use, not a fan of the 3plug system but a lot of tablets use this so, I wont knock this product for doing the same.