What I like about the package is that it includes a few extra stuff, like the stand and drawing glove, compared to some other tablets.

For the most part, this uneven tapering is not so bad that it affects the drawing process as I did not have a problem doing my review drawing with it, and it should be noted that the pen pressure is perfect in every other situation.

Instead, this pen has the switch to the eraser on the top side button, which is practical too actually, but it’s taking me a while to remember not to flip the pen as it seems quite intuitive. or Above needs to add the "PenTabletSetting" and "PenTabletDriverUX" into the accessibility list first after installed XP-PEN Driver. If your tablet has much more noticeable light bleed (especially if it is noticeable on all colours, not just pure black), you may want to contact XP-Pen support to get it replaced. If your computer only has Type-c ports, you need a Type-c to HDMI and USB adapter for the connection. I haven’t found a comfortable way of keeping my arm up to hold the side of the tablet while also being able to reach every key without having to shift my hand around a lot.

This test is meant to see the smoothness of the pen pressure taper when going from max to min pressure quickly. Some of the improvements include a screen with better colours, more physical shortcut buttons (8 total), replacing the touch bar with a control wheel and including a stand in the box. Here is a video where I demonstrate how I move my pen around and the cursor doesn’t follow it exactly: https://youtu. Adopting fully-laminated technology, the Artist 12 Pro pairs a superb color accuracy of 72% NTSC with a 178-degree viewing angle and delivers rich colors, vivid images, and dazzling details in a wider view.

You can export your settings with the export configuration button in the bottom left of the main driver screen. Just like many other fully-laminated displays, due to the thinness of the glass, you can cause ripples on the screen to appear when pressing hard. These shortcut keys also have anti-ghosting capabilities, meaning you can press multiple buttons at once and have them all work, the same way pressing multiple keys on a keyboard activates all of them at once. Usually, the only way to fail this section is if the pen is noticeably laggy and causes unwanted inputs like fishhooks at the beginning or end of the line. As far as I could see, there were no noticeable differences between having it powered by a single USB port, or a power outlet, but this will be different based on how much power your USB port can supply.