XENCELABS, Graphic Tablet Medium, Wireless Drawing Tablet with 2 Battery-Free Digital Pen, Tilt Support Stylus with 8192 Levels Pen Pressure Sensitivity, 12” Portable Drawing Pad for Win/Mac/Linux

XENCELABS, Graphic Tablet Medium, Wireless Drawing Tablet with 2 Battery-Free Digital Pen, Tilt Support Stylus with 8192 Levels Pen Pressure Sensitivity, 12” Portable Drawing Pad for Win/Mac/Linux
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Customers find the graphic tablet has a premium feel and is well-made. They appreciate the drawing experience and ease of use, finding it straightforward to navigate and select items. The pen capacity, case, drawing glove, and dual pens are also appreciated. While some customers like the tablet quality, value for money, and size, others have differing views on its functionality.

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15 customers mention "Build quality"15 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the graphic tablet's build quality. They find it well-made and solid, with a premium feel. The physical properties are great, and the drawing experience is comparable to a Wacom Intuos Pro. It comes with a nice carrying case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable, and the surface feels polished and well-crafted.

"…Unboxing, everything was of superb quality. It came with a very nice carrying case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable and the pen case without…" Read more
"…I'm just really impressed with the quality of the product. Drawing feels great. It has the same high quality drawing feel as a wacom intuos pro." Read more
"…I'm glad I did. The quality of the tablet, pens, and case is outstanding. Very solid feel, good build quality…." Read more
"…I really like it and seems made well. But I can’t deal with this. I tried emailing Xenselabs support and it’s been over two days with no response…." Read more
10 customers mention "Drawing experience"10 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the drawing experience on the graphic tablet. They find it has a good feel like pencil on paper, and it's perfect for digital art. The design is also appreciated, with a solid feel that feels like pencil on paper. The soft case protects from scratches during travel.

"…The tablet itself is solid and has more of a feel of pencil on paper…." Read more
"…I'm just really impressed with the quality of the product. Drawing feels great. It has the same high quality drawing feel as a wacom intuos pro." Read more
"…The soft case is also nice because it protects from scratches during travel and the front pocket fits the pen case and remote…." Read more
"…It just has this upper class, supreme feeling to your work station. It very much says luxury…." Read more
8 customers mention "Ease of use"8 positive0 negative

Customers find the graphic tablet easy to use and navigate. They say downloading the software was simple, and the software is nicer than Wacom's. The best setup is where you can look straight ahead at the monitor. The tablet comes with everything needed to get started creating.

"…Downloading the software was fairly simple and quite easy to use, very straightforward…." Read more
"…It performs great, and best of all, the software is really top-notch—most tablets have bloated or flaky drivers and software…." Read more
"…I am blown away at the quality of the xencelabs tablet. Setup was easy, no issues. You get two pens that are very good quality and in its own case…." Read more
"…The best setup is where you can look straight ahead at the monitor and draw on the pen tablet at the same arm bend level as what health experts…" Read more
5 customers mention "Pen capacity"5 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the pen capacity of the graphic tablet. They mention it comes with a case, drawing glove, and two pens.

"…I'm glad I did. The quality of the tablet, pens, and case is outstanding. Very solid feel, good build quality…." Read more
"…Honestly, I absolutely love the pen case and dual pens you receive. It just has this upper class, supreme feeling to your work station…." Read more
"…my Intuos Pro M. The fact that it comes with a case, drawing glove and 2 pens just makes it that much nicer…." Read more
"At first I was impressed with the built quality and getting 2 pens instead of one…." Read more
5 customers mention "Tablet quality"5 positive0 negative

Customers like the tablet quality. They say it's a great tablet at a great price, better than any Wacom tablet they've used, and an excellent alternative to Wacom pen tablets. The case is outstanding.

"…I'm glad I did. The quality of the tablet, pens, and case is outstanding. Very solid feel, good build quality…." Read more
"…down to a form of preference, but honestly Xencelabs made an incredibly awesome tablet…." Read more
"…It's an excellent alternative to Wacom pen tablets and goes on sale often enough to make it worth a purchase…." Read more
"Better then Intuos…" Read more
5 customers mention "Value for money"5 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the included accessories. They find the graphics tablet a good value and luxurious.

"…Bottom line: this is a great tablet at a great price." Read more
"…It very much says luxury. If you are in the market for a new tablet, this is a no brainer purchase…." Read more
"This super exceeded my expectations. Price to quality is great!" Read more
"…point for this small tablet and its included accessories is a really good value. For photo editing work, I think the small is the ideal size…." Read more
4 customers mention "Size"4 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the graphic tablet's small size. They find it suitable and don't regret not getting the larger one. The USB cable and pen case are provided for portability, without being bulky.

"…case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable and the pen case without being bulky…." Read more
"…My laptop is 17'' so that's plenty for me. The smaller size is perfectly fine. I don't regret not getting the larger size…." Read more
"…For photo editing work, I think the small is the ideal size. If doing other types of graphical design, a larger tablet may be preferred." Read more
"…bought this and love the reactivity of the stylus and the provided cases for portability" Read more
12 customers mention "Functionality"6 positive6 negative

Customers have different views on the graphic tablet's functionality. Some find it performs well, with no issues and good software. Others report problems like the pen not working properly, non-responsiveness, and unreliability. The setup process was easy for some customers.

"…sturdy yet thin, comes with a ton of accessories, and worked as soon as I installed the driver…." Read more
"…I would admit it took some getting used to and fiddled around with the settings but once I got settled, it was quiet nice…." Read more
"…It performs great, and best of all, the software is really top-notch—most tablets have bloated or flaky drivers and software…." Read more
"The pen doesn't work sometimes, unless you flip it and use the eraser first, that activates it somehow, but my main issue with this tablet is the…" Read more





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5 out of 5 stars

What can I say?
Before I give my sincere review I must give the reason why I purchased this tablet. I'm not new to drawing tablets, I've had several. My first one was a 4"x6" Wacom many years ago. Since then I've had 3 Huion tablets, the last of which was an Inspiroy 2. Then I obtained a Huion Kamvas 12 which I thought would be what I really needed. First off, there were a few problems that I encountered. One was the wires. The 3 in 1 cable required 2 USB ports and an HDMI connection.My laptop doesn't have an HDMI port so I had to purchase a hub. Then I bought a 27" monitor which also required an HDMI port.and The other issue was having to use it flipped. My biggest quirk was looking down at the screen which gave me a lot of neck and shoulder pain. Having to use the pen display in tablet mode defeated the purpose of using the screen.Now, in comes the Xence labs tablet. First of all, the packaging was superb. A lot of thought went into making a great presentation. Unboxing, everything was of superb quality. It came with a very nice carrying case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable and the pen case without being bulky. The pens themselves are a bit weighty but they feel great in my hand. The pen case, the pens and the tablet are of excellent build quality, top notch! The Huion pen display had more lag than I needed but this Xencelab tablet had no lag whatsoever. The buttons on the pens are raised just enough so that I don't accidentally hit the buttons while using the pens. I use the 3 button pen more often and I replaced the tip of the slim pen with a felt tip for when I'm doing more detailed work. The tablet itself is solid and has more of a feel of pencil on paper. Downloading the software was fairly simple and quite easy to use, very straightforward. You can customize the tablet up with whatever apps you have in your system, making it extremely versatile.Paired with the Quick Keys these make an awesome combination, and greatly improves my workflow. I use GIMP and Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and I must say that this tablet is very accurate. Value wise, this was a great investment that will serve my needs for years to come!

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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    Before I give my sincere review I must give the reason why I purchased this tablet. I'm not new to drawing tablets, I've had several. My first one was a 4"x6" Wacom many years ago. Since then I've had 3 Huion tablets, the last of which was an Inspiroy 2. Then I obtained a Huion Kamvas 12 which I thought would be what I really needed. First off, there were a few problems that I encountered. One was the wires. The 3 in 1 cable required 2 USB ports and an HDMI connection.My laptop doesn't have an HDMI port so I had to purchase a hub. Then I bought a 27" monitor which also required an HDMI port.and The other issue was having to use it flipped. My biggest quirk was looking down at the screen which gave me a lot of neck and shoulder pain. Having to use the pen display in tablet mode defeated the purpose of using the screen.

    Now, in comes the Xence labs tablet. First of all, the packaging was superb. A lot of thought went into making a great presentation. Unboxing, everything was of superb quality. It came with a very nice carrying case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable and the pen case without being bulky. The pens themselves are a bit weighty but they feel great in my hand. The pen case, the pens and the tablet are of excellent build quality, top notch! The Huion pen display had more lag than I needed but this Xencelab tablet had no lag whatsoever. The buttons on the pens are raised just enough so that I don't accidentally hit the buttons while using the pens. I use the 3 button pen more often and I replaced the tip of the slim pen with a felt tip for when I'm doing more detailed work. The tablet itself is solid and has more of a feel of pencil on paper. Downloading the software was fairly simple and quite easy to use, very straightforward. You can customize the tablet up with whatever apps you have in your system, making it extremely versatile.

    Paired with the Quick Keys these make an awesome combination, and greatly improves my workflow. I use GIMP and Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and I must say that this tablet is very accurate. Value wise, this was a great investment that will serve my needs for years to come!

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    5.0 out of 5 stars

    What can I say?

    Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024


    Before I give my sincere review I must give the reason why I purchased this tablet. I'm not new to drawing tablets, I've had several. My first one was a 4"x6" Wacom many years ago. Since then I've had 3 Huion tablets, the last of which was an Inspiroy 2. Then I obtained a Huion Kamvas 12 which I thought would be what I really needed. First off, there were a few problems that I encountered. One was the wires. The 3 in 1 cable required 2 USB ports and an HDMI connection.My laptop doesn't have an HDMI port so I had to purchase a hub. Then I bought a 27" monitor which also required an HDMI port.and The other issue was having to use it flipped. My biggest quirk was looking down at the screen which gave me a lot of neck and shoulder pain. Having to use the pen display in tablet mode defeated the purpose of using the screen.

    Now, in comes the Xence labs tablet. First of all, the packaging was superb. A lot of thought went into making a great presentation. Unboxing, everything was of superb quality. It came with a very nice carrying case that can hold the tablet, the USB cable and the pen case without being bulky. The pens themselves are a bit weighty but they feel great in my hand. The pen case, the pens and the tablet are of excellent build quality, top notch! The Huion pen display had more lag than I needed but this Xencelab tablet had no lag whatsoever. The buttons on the pens are raised just enough so that I don't accidentally hit the buttons while using the pens. I use the 3 button pen more often and I replaced the tip of the slim pen with a felt tip for when I'm doing more detailed work. The tablet itself is solid and has more of a feel of pencil on paper. Downloading the software was fairly simple and quite easy to use, very straightforward. You can customize the tablet up with whatever apps you have in your system, making it extremely versatile.

    Paired with the Quick Keys these make an awesome combination, and greatly improves my workflow. I use GIMP and Autodesk Sketchbook Pro and I must say that this tablet is very accurate. Value wise, this was a great investment that will serve my needs for years to come!

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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024

    Size: medium standardVerified Purchase

    I've been using wacom tablets for a few years as a hobbyist. I have always had trouble with wacom drivers, so I decided to try this brand after seeing a blog recommend it. The tablet feels sturdy yet thin, comes with a ton of accessories, and worked as soon as I installed the driver. I will definitely be buying from Xencelabs in the future. I'm just really impressed with the quality of the product. Drawing feels great. It has the same high quality drawing feel as a wacom intuos pro.


  • Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    I've used numerous graphics tablets over the years, and they all seem deficient in some key way. So, I was a bit hesitant to give this tablet a try, as I didn't know much about the brand. I'm glad I did. The quality of the tablet, pens, and case is outstanding. Very solid feel, good build quality. (Not that packaging is that crucial, but it was really gorgeous). The tablet was a breeze to set up and wireless connectivity was up and running with zero fiddling. It performs great, and best of all, the software is really top-notch—most tablets have bloated or flaky drivers and software. It's clear the team at Xenelabs really wanted the software to be as good as the hardware, and they accomplished their goal. Bottom line: this is a great tablet at a great price.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    Edit…the company reached out after they saw this review. They didn’t get my support request through their site. They offered a refund which I wasn’t interested in. After some back and forth with tech support we never fully figured it out. However, I’m bumping this to 4 stars as it is working much better now that I’ve figured out how to deal with the issues.

    Basically it wasn’t playing well with two monitors on my system. So I keep my laptop closed and just use the studio display when I’m using the tablet.

    When the pen stops “clicking” when tapping on things, I have to push the buttons on the pen to get it working again. This was a game changer and makes it useable. Prior to realizing that I can push the pen buttons to fix this, I was saving and closing my work and restarting my computer. If these two things are ever resolved I would update to 5 stars.

    This is for the small pen tablet-since Amazon keeps these reviews clumped together. Worked okay for a few minutes, when tested after first installed. Then went to work on editing an image in PS and it was acting up. It’s a variety of issues such as tracking, mapping errors and even simply tapping the tablet with the pen to click on something or drag something, it goes non responsive. I’ve tried both pens. I’ve tried updating software and and firmware. Tried with the usb dongle and with supplied usb cable. Tried a different usb port. Tried a different cable. Tried restarting the computer and the software. It will sometimes work for a few minutes and then acts up again. I really like it and seems made well. But I can’t deal with this. I tried emailing Xenselabs support and it’s been over two days with no response. Back to Wacom? I really wish Apple would make a pen and tablet and a programmable Bluetooth mouse for their new computers. Nobody else can seem to get it right. It would cost more but would just work. Btw I also have the quick keys and love them. No problems. Same system. Hopefully this will be sorted out with a response from them. But for now it’s too unreliable to use so it gets 1 star.

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  • Luis Ángel
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Calidad y sensibilidad excelentes

    Reviewed in Mexico on August 14, 2024

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    Cuenta con todos sus accesorios necesarios para trabajar de manera cómoda, aparte de ofrecerte una sensibilidad al momento de trazar que personalmente me fascinó mucho. 100% recomendado.


  • Tom
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Well thought out design

    Reviewed in Canada on November 6, 2023

    Size: medium standardVerified Purchase

    Bought it for my daughter. She loves it.


  • Mr Julian Davidson
    2.0 out of 5 stars

    Solid tablet; lacking software support

    Reviewed in Australia on August 28, 2022

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    Mixed feelings about this tablet. The build quality and feel is pretty great (better than Wacom). However, at least on MacOS, it's a bit stymied by the software, at least for 3D Apps.

    The tablet is broken in Houdini (selecting objects in the viewport is bust for a start, along with other odd behaviours) and Silo. Seemed to work OK in Blender in my somewhat limited testing.

    To their credit XENCE Labs were initially good in trying debug the problem; however they now seem to be largely ignoring the support ticket, so assuming that the issue will not be fixed.

    TL;DR: Good quality tablet, probably great for 2D, however software support is lacking so YMMV depending on what applications you use.


  • dennis
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Very good alternative

    Reviewed in Canada on March 7, 2024

    Size: Small StandardVerified Purchase

    Great alternative to Wacom's overpriced tablets


  • Amazon User
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    believe it: Wacom-crusher at a fraction of the price

    Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2021

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    Disclosure: we've reviewed two Xencelabs tablets now, this one with a 10.3×5.75" active area and a smaller one. They're functionally the same beyond the size of the active area (and the smaller one being less expensive) so our reviews are substantively the same.

    BACKGROUND
    Between two of us, we ran a marketing design team, and a current print and digital media design team for a marketing company, and a non-profit respectively. Both of our teams used drawing tablets for years, first when Wacom came out in the early days of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop (hint: we're old) and more recently we went down the rabbit-hole of more modern tablets. Some of the team use iPad and Apple Pencils to draw directly, others have Huion Kamvas tablets with built in displays connected to computers, and still others are using tablets without built-in displays.

    Xencelabs tablets: we were strongly leaning toward either buying more Huion tablets (with LCDs) or Wacoms (without) but were offered the Xencelabs tablet to review so we put it through its paces.

    In short: it *is* indeed a Wacom crusher and the latter had better stop resting on their laurels. Construction, fit and finish and overall presentation is high end – much like Apple products, there's not a line out of place.

    The pens feel perfect in the hand and don't cause fatigue when used for extended periods of time, with the buttons placed where you'd want for ease of access without accidental activation. We especially appreciate the inclusion of two versions – a narrow and a wide with flared end – as this mimics a lot of the conventional drawing instruments we use. (Rapidograph pen, drafting pencils, larger Japanese paint brushes)

    The combination of the tip material and the tablet surface produce a satisfyingly "paper-like" experience – just enough friction to maintain precise control but not so much as to become fatiguing or prevent smooth pen strokes.

    The tablet itself is "right sized" when taking advantage of the wireless capability and using it in your lap or held with a hand – both the thickness and X/Y dimensions – and it sits at a nice angle on hard surfaces for use at a desk.

    An area where a lot of budget tablets fall down is app support and configuration software but these are areas Xencelabs invested a lot, and it shows: the tablet (buttons and surface) and styluses are easy to configure and we haven't run into any compatibility issues with the usual array of software (Adobe, Apple, Android, iOS/iPadOS etc) – anything we've used the Wacom or Huion with just works with Xencelabs where some other budget tablets we've tried have limitations.

    In short: if you're looking at Wacom tablets but balking at the price, give this Xencelabs 12×9 tablet a try, or go with the smaller variant if you're on a tighter budget.


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Visible screen diagonal

11" / 27 cm
Professional drawing tablet: This tablet was co-designed with the input of industry leading creatives. The active area (10.33”x5.8”) has a true 16:9 aspect ratio to match industry standard displays. Ultra-fine frosted texture surface which is wear-resistant and non-slip. Provide a pen-to-paper feeling during creation.
Battery-free digital pens: The Pen Tablet ships with two pens of different diameters and number of buttons. Both pens come with 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, you can make and control the lightest strokes.Tilt recognition and virtually no lag.
Easy to set driver: Our driver is a modern design built from the ground up to be easy and intuitive to use. You can quickly access the settings from the buttons at the top of the pen tablet.
Wireless drawing tablet: At only 8mm, it is thinner than many other tablets. Part of the minimalist design features three nested buttons centrally located the top of the tablet for easy access and less clutter.
Ergonomic design: Ergonomic features like a gently curved palm rest and a slim profile keep you more comfortable for hours of creativity. All of the elements come together in a minimalist form that promotes maximum creativity through efficiency, quality, and thoughtful design.

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