XPPen Artist Pro 24 Gen2 4K Ultra HD Drawing Tablet with Screen, Dual 16384 Pen Pressure Stylus, Wireless Keydial, 99% Adobe RGB, △E<1 Graphic Tablet with Full Laminated AG Pen Display 23.8"

I upgraded from my Gen1 Artist Pro 24 in February - I had that model since 2022 and loved it. However, I wanted a pen display with a higher resolution and better color reproduction, so I bought the Aritst Pro 24 Gen2 4K. I was immediately impressed with the colors and the display quality, as well as feel of the etched glass texture beneath the pens.I could also tell the quality of the pen was vastly improved over the previous generation, with lower activation force needed, and a larger array of pressure levels leading to more nuance with my brush strokes. On top of that, the accuracy of the pen was top-notch, with virtually no parallax visible with proper calibration. Thanks to the increased accuracy, I was able to forego most brush stabilizers in my art programs.I was so happy with my purchase. That is, until my unit developed an issue wherein a single column of red pixels appeared. With my research, I was able to find out that the issue was one of the ribbon cables on the display, but without being able to open the unit myself I would have no way of repairing it. On top of that, I purchased the tablet through Amazon and paid with Affirm so I could pay for it through monthly installments. Initially I tried to contact Amazon for a replacement, who directed me to Affirm, who directed me back to Amazon. I thought I was out of luck.I ended up contacting XPPen directly and to my surprise, they ended up responding to my email within the day - previously, I'd dealt with a certain other competitor's customer service and I was lucky to get a reply in the same business week. The representatives that corresponded with me were incredible and so helpful!I was able to get a replacement model once I sent my current model back via FedEx.My current model has shown no signs of repeating the issue, and I'm so thankful that my expensive purchase wasn't wasted. I'm really glad that I decided to go with XPPen for my last two pen displays, because the quality and customer service have been top notch.I'd recommend this tablet to any professional or enthusiastic hobbyist that can afford it. It's definitely a great investment.

I use it not only for art and design work but also as a regular display, which is a great setup when space is limited. The manufacturing quality, color accuracy, and pen precision are brilliant.

At first I was concerned that a 24 inch display might be too big, but it is actually the perfect size. I don’t need to zoom in that often. The 4k resolution and overall color accuracy is amazing. Great build quality and it comes with a bunch of accessories and a really nice stand. Well worth the price.

I've been using wacom for 20 years, and I switched from my cintiq 22 to use the xp pen 24 4k. I was really excited about it! I did, however, have issues the first time I purchased it with the display flickering. I returned it quite easily, got my refund, and I was able to try it again! A few months pass, and there is an issue with image burn in on the display. I am working with customer service to try and fix it by switching from hdmi to usb-c to usb-c, but it still hasn't worked. I would say that overall as a display for videos it works ok, but if for me, if I was to draw on it, the burn in can be very discouraging, and distracting.On the other hand, when it was working it was so beautiful, and smooth to draw on! The colors are incredible, and from going from a cintiq 22 to 4k is so amazing! I really like the felt tips, and the remote is a lot lighter to use than the wacom remote.Anyway, I hope I'm able to work things out with xp-pen, otherwise I would have given them a 5/5. I'll update this if we are able to figure things out.EDIT: I was able to speak with customer service from xp-pe directly, and after sending the broken display, they sent me a new xp pen. This one has had 0 issues so far, and everything works so well! Color are vivid and beautiful I'm excited to start drawing again. Hopefully nothing happens in terms of the screen burn, but I'm changing my review to 5 stars! Will edit again if I notice any other issues.

If you have the monitor stay on a static image for a few minute, that image is burned in on the screen. It does go away by itself after a few minutes but it does not give me confidence for the screens longevity.This only became an issue after a few months of use, so you won't notice this at the start.Update: Contacted Xp-Pen and it was a hardware issue. Worked with their customer service and was able to get a replacement! I used the new monitor's box to return the defective product (shipping paid by xp-pen) and so far the new monitor is showing no issues at all!Went from a 3-start to 5 star with the new replacement and phenomenal customer service!