GAOMON PD1320 13.3 Inches Tilt Support Graphics Drawing Tablet with 86% NTSC Full-Laminated IPS Screen Pen Display-Gray

I've been using this tablet for a couple weeks now and it's been used in multiple art pieces, art commissions, and drawing live streams and has held up nicely. The colors are really bright and everything is very crisp and clear. The tablet has a small stand that you can fold into a triangle or use it as a cover and it seems to be compatible with laptops and phones, though you might need an adaptor. I've been using it with my desktop computer and it was easy to plug things in, download the drivers and start drawing immediately.It's definitely a great tablet for beginner artists who want to start doing digital art for the first time since the setup was so easy. Though University students in an art field might get the most use out of it being a more portable friendly tablet.The only reason why I gave it 4 stars for "easy to use" is because the stand isn't really much of a stand so unless you use it in your lap you might want to buy a separate stand to rest the tablet on. I had one already at home so it wasn't an issue for me. But I think the size is a great fit for me and I've been enjoying it a lot!

This is a pretty good cheap starter tablet all things considered. A few notes:Color accuracy is pretty poor out of the box. I would strongly recommend placing this next to a normal monitor and comparing colors. You can adjust colors on the tablet itself. I find orange colors in particular to be the worst offenders, with orange appearing brown on-tablet. Fixable but takes time.Screen scratches unbelievably easy. You won't scratch it until you do and it'll be both random and bad. Consider a screen protector. Using brand new tips on upwards of 3 different occasions now i've scratched the screen significantly. Each time I replaced the tip. I'm not pressing particularly hard either. I'm guessing it was a case of random dust contaminants being on the screen after sitting. I try to clean it as best as I can between uses but evidently it wasn't perfect.Stylus accuracy is acceptable but deteriorates notably with pen angle. You get used to it pretty quick but expect significant offset from touched-position and interpreted-position should you angle your stylus close to parallel with the screen.All of these things said however, it is perfectly serviceable as a starter tablet if you go in with tempered expectations. It fits perfectly on my medium sized desk (~35" wide) and I could not imagine going any bigger. Also, this is as of purchase one of the best tablets size wise for the money. If you're willing to work with it's flaws, I think you'll be a happy camper.(Do note, you'll have to adapt your hand movements if you're coming from paper only drawing. They don't exactly translate 1-1 because of resistance and whatnot).

Well this was a huge let down ! I got this from a good friend who know and has tattoos I’ve done for him . So he got me this ! And I was shocked . And I’ve always wanted one of these . But I got it hooked it up the way they told me to …. And the screen tell me . Device disconnected I tryed 3 times to reconnect everything and still did not connect to my laptop . So buyer beware this thing only works on some laptops . Trust me I tryed it on three of them !

The media could not be loaded.  I am a digital artist and animator and this is the first tablet I have tried out. I recently acquired this tablet about three weeks ago. It was very easy to set up and now I use it for almost everything art-related. The pressure sensitivity is adjustable and can really boost the quality of a piece as well as make sketching a much faster process. I especially enjoyed the fact that you can look up references as you are drawing without having to switch screens. The screen is large and I found no problems with trying to draw in a smaller space than I wanted. The screen can show the colors as more saturated than they would be on the actual monitor, though, so that’s something to be aware of. It is also easy to detach from the computer if you need to use it for something else. I would say that the only downside I found was that you cannot play sound through your computer when the tablet is plugged in. My headphones were not compatible with the tablet’s headphone jack, so I can’t play music or videos while I’m working. Overall, I would say it is a quality product and I would recommend it to any digital artist.

My son loves it! hate that you can't just draw without it hooked to the computer but perfect for beginners

I just got it but I haven’t used it much but I really love it so far

It is user friendly.

This tab has many cables to connect. More, needs some cables more. Annoying