XPPen Drawing Tablet with Screen, 12 inch Graphics Tablets Artist 12 2nd, Digital Drawing Pad with X3 Stylus,127% sRGB Full Laminated Drawing Monitor Display for Art Design & Video Editing (Black)

XPPen Drawing Tablet with Screen, 12 inch Graphics Tablets Artist 12 2nd, Digital Drawing Pad with X3 Stylus,127% sRGB Full Laminated Drawing Monitor Display for Art Design & Video Editing (Black)
Price: $499.99 - $219.99
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Customers find the graphic tablet provides good value for money. They appreciate the drawing ability and screen quality. However, opinions differ on functionality, ease of use, screen size, durability, and lag.

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32 customers mention "Drawing ability"32 positive0 negative

Customers like the drawing ability of the graphic tablet. They say it's a great drawing tablet, with nice graphics and customization available. The screen is brilliant and the texture is perfect. Overall, it's a nice tablet, easy to set up and use, and desirable for newer machines with USB-C ports. The color is pretty, and drawing feels like drawing and things get done faster.

"…temperature options for the colours and one of them matches my screen almost perfectly so I didn't have to mess with calibrating the screen colours…." Read more
"…The screen is brilliant and the texture is perfect. I'm running the latest iOS on a 2018 Mac mini i7…." Read more
"…Once you have that this tablet is definitely passable. Lightweight, portable, and affordable." Read more
"…Drawing feels so much easier now that im drawing on an actual screen vs just a pad…." Read more
22 customers mention "Value for money"22 positive0 negative

Customers like the tablet's value for money. They say it's a good tablet for the price, worth it, and a great product.

"…I picked it because of the price point, what I'd heard about xp-pens customer service and quality, and also I don't have a large amount of desk space…" Read more
"…The XP-Pen is solid for what it does and at a great price. Can't beat that." Read more
"…Lightweight, portable, and affordable." Read more
"…Their performance is outstanding, and at an aforable price!!! Highly reccomend this tablet ❤" Read more
13 customers mention "Screen quality"13 positive0 negative

Customers like the screen quality of the graphic tablet. They say it's bright, crisp, and smooth. The native resolution is 1080p, but readability requires either a good graphics card or a decent graphic card. The video quality is good, and the larger screen is wonderful.

"…The screen is laminated, so it allows you to make it feel like you are drawing directly onto paper, that is a nice feel…." Read more
"The screen is decent and the pen tracks well, but my PC couldn't get the video signal to the tablet over USB-C. I needed an HDMI to DisplayPort…" Read more
"…Laminated screen is wonderful, much better than the pen tablet I was using, very smooth and much like paper…." Read more
"This drawing tablet is great! The screen is fairly crisp even with having a slightly textured screen. It’s very responsive and easy to use…." Read more
51 customers mention "Functionality"24 positive27 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the graphic tablet's functionality. Some say it works well, the HDMI splitter works perfectly, and the 10" screen works fine. Others report issues like the port not working with many machine devices, the tablet cursor not working in the art application, and the stylus stopping working after a few months of use.

"…Sad to see the dwindling support of a function that is second nature on any real brush…." Read more
"…It work well but I'd say it is definitely a beginner tablet…." Read more
"…When I finally got the chance to try it out the pressure sensitivity DOES NOT WORK…." Read more
"…But for the price point of this, it works just as well and it gives you the same feeling of the cintiq pro 16 buy wacom and it’s lot lighter, and I…" Read more
40 customers mention "Ease of use"25 positive15 negative

Customers have different experiences with the graphic tablet. Some find it responsive and easy to use, mentioning it's comfortable and productive. Others mention it's difficult to set up, unintuitive, and there were no instructions provided with the item. The software is also criticized as meh.

"…Calibrating was really easy, I haven't had any issue with parallax but I also don't dot the pen straight down vertically…." Read more
"…The screen is brilliant and the texture is perfect. I'm running the latest iOS on a 2018 Mac mini i7…." Read more
"…Also, the software is meh. Not pretty, but it gets the job done…." Read more
"…pressure sensitivity, custom keys, easy to install drivers and easy to use.) I included photos of the software *see photos*…" Read more
17 customers mention "Screen size"11 positive6 negative

Customers have different views on the graphic tablet's screen size. Some find it compact and portable, while others say the screen is small and the port too small to fit a standard USB-C male. They had issues scaling the screen correctly.

"…the tablet's small enough for me while not being so small it'd be difficult to use my programs…." Read more
"…Once you have that this tablet is definitely passable. Lightweight, portable, and affordable." Read more
"…The only hiccup I've run into is learning to scale the screen right (on her PC) before calibrating the pen. I am a Mac, not a PC…." Read more
"…It’s a wonderful machine, but this new XP pen allows me to be portable…." Read more
13 customers mention "Durability"8 positive5 negative

Customers have different views on the durability of the graphic tablet. Some find it solid and well-made for its price, while others find it fragile and mention issues with the display tablet quality.

"…Anyway- no one is making these anymore. The XP-Pen is solid for what it does and at a great price. Can't beat that." Read more
"Not as robust as it appears but the kid likes it. Good starter model for kids." Read more
"…less cheap compaired to the intuos pen (ironic I know), and it has a nice heft to it like a wooden pencil would…." Read more
"…This came with a handful of nibs and the nibs are made of very hard plastic so I’m not worried at all about the nibs grinding down…." Read more
12 customers mention "Lag"6 positive6 negative

Customers have different experiences with the graphic tablet's lag. Some find it responsive and fast, with no lag or difference between tip and cursor movement. Others report slow response times, lag, and stuttering.

"…The pen tip to cursor has basically 0 lag / difference, and it feels just like drawing on paper…." Read more
"…500$ so for this tablet being only 200$ its really good, there's a bit of latency and the accuracy of the calibration isn't perfect, I've had to…" Read more
"…Pen is very responsive. Pressure sensitivity is very nuanced and impressive…." Read more
"…There is a slight lag and delay but the sensitivity pressure feels pretty amazing…." Read more





Amazing

5 out of 5 stars

Amazing
Ok so I've used tablets for years but this is my first graphics tablet and honestly I really really love it.I'd been wanting a graphics tablet for years but hadn't been able to afford one until recently, and with my regular tablet starting to break down I decided to take the plunge and get one. I chose this one after looking at quite a few options. I picked it because of the price point, what I'd heard about xp-pens customer service and quality, and also I don't have a large amount of desk space. the tablet's small enough for me while not being so small it'd be difficult to use my programs. Also…it's pink, which is one of my favourite colours. ignore the sticker, I left the protective film on until my screen protector comes in cos wear and tear happens with pretty much every tablet, it's just easier to miss cos with regular tablets there's no screen or light coming through to highlight the scratches, so making sure you have screen protectors and changing them out when you need to is important.I've included pics of the tablet program, and the customization options because that was my major worry. A lot of tablet programs and drivers are clunky, this one though is not. Frankly it's been one of the best ones I've dealt with over the years, super intuitive, and easy to use. It was easy to customize my hotkeys, and I can also save my hotkeys specific to each program which is SO NICE. I work in several different programs and tested this with affinity photo and affinity designer, as well as paint tool sai, Blender, and Krita, and all worked well. Being able to tailor the hotkeys for each program makes workflow a lot smoother.Once I downloaded the driver, installed, and restarted, it didn't take long at all to get started at all. I work on a Windows 10 PC and when you first open it up the tablet mirrors your screen, and you can just get started working from there. However you can also set it up as a second monitor, which is what I did, by going into the display settings and hitting detect. Once it registers the tablet as a second monitor, you can change it from mirror mode to extended, which lets you have your program open on the tablet screen exclusively while freeing up your main monitor for things like internet, or in my case my refs are on my main screen so I can just look up when I draw. It makes life a lot easier. Keep in mind the second monitor setup is still active even though the tablet is turned off, just in case you're wondering where your mouse is.Calibrating was really easy, I haven't had any issue with parallax but I also don't dot the pen straight down vertically. When calibrating I hold the pen the way I would when painting, and tap the crosshairs with the tablet at the angle I'd use to work. It has several automatic screen temperature options for the colours and one of them matches my screen almost perfectly so I didn't have to mess with calibrating the screen colours. However it does have rgb and brightness and contrast sliders for you do do this if you need to, which is super helpful.For the physical connectors I have it plugged in with the HDMI USB cord it came with. I tried using it without plugging the second USB into a plug but there was some flickering because my laptop didn't have enough power to supply the screen consistently, which is normal, and I expected it cos I have a lot of peripherals plugged in to my PC. It's the same reason why you can't use a lot of USB hubs without an external power source or things start to fail. Your computer only has so much wattage to give, so I used the additional included extension cable and plugged it into an actual plug. After that it was fine and theres been no more flickering since.All in all It's been pretty good, we'll see if I need to change my review in time but So far I'm pretty happy with it.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2022

    Ok so I've used tablets for years but this is my first graphics tablet and honestly I really really love it.

    I'd been wanting a graphics tablet for years but hadn't been able to afford one until recently, and with my regular tablet starting to break down I decided to take the plunge and get one. I chose this one after looking at quite a few options. I picked it because of the price point, what I'd heard about xp-pens customer service and quality, and also I don't have a large amount of desk space. the tablet's small enough for me while not being so small it'd be difficult to use my programs. Also…it's pink, which is one of my favourite colours.

    ignore the sticker, I left the protective film on until my screen protector comes in cos wear and tear happens with pretty much every tablet, it's just easier to miss cos with regular tablets there's no screen or light coming through to highlight the scratches, so making sure you have screen protectors and changing them out when you need to is important.

    I've included pics of the tablet program, and the customization options because that was my major worry. A lot of tablet programs and drivers are clunky, this one though is not. Frankly it's been one of the best ones I've dealt with over the years, super intuitive, and easy to use. It was easy to customize my hotkeys, and I can also save my hotkeys specific to each program which is SO NICE. I work in several different programs and tested this with affinity photo and affinity designer, as well as paint tool sai, Blender, and Krita, and all worked well. Being able to tailor the hotkeys for each program makes workflow a lot smoother.

    Once I downloaded the driver, installed, and restarted, it didn't take long at all to get started at all. I work on a Windows 10 PC and when you first open it up the tablet mirrors your screen, and you can just get started working from there. However you can also set it up as a second monitor, which is what I did, by going into the display settings and hitting detect. Once it registers the tablet as a second monitor, you can change it from mirror mode to extended, which lets you have your program open on the tablet screen exclusively while freeing up your main monitor for things like internet, or in my case my refs are on my main screen so I can just look up when I draw. It makes life a lot easier. Keep in mind the second monitor setup is still active even though the tablet is turned off, just in case you're wondering where your mouse is.

    Calibrating was really easy, I haven't had any issue with parallax but I also don't dot the pen straight down vertically. When calibrating I hold the pen the way I would when painting, and tap the crosshairs with the tablet at the angle I'd use to work. It has several automatic screen temperature options for the colours and one of them matches my screen almost perfectly so I didn't have to mess with calibrating the screen colours. However it does have rgb and brightness and contrast sliders for you do do this if you need to, which is super helpful.

    For the physical connectors I have it plugged in with the HDMI USB cord it came with. I tried using it without plugging the second USB into a plug but there was some flickering because my laptop didn't have enough power to supply the screen consistently, which is normal, and I expected it cos I have a lot of peripherals plugged in to my PC. It's the same reason why you can't use a lot of USB hubs without an external power source or things start to fail. Your computer only has so much wattage to give, so I used the additional included extension cable and plugged it into an actual plug. After that it was fine and theres been no more flickering since.

    All in all It's been pretty good, we'll see if I need to change my review in time but So far I'm pretty happy with it.

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    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Amazing

    Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2022


    Ok so I've used tablets for years but this is my first graphics tablet and honestly I really really love it.

    I'd been wanting a graphics tablet for years but hadn't been able to afford one until recently, and with my regular tablet starting to break down I decided to take the plunge and get one. I chose this one after looking at quite a few options. I picked it because of the price point, what I'd heard about xp-pens customer service and quality, and also I don't have a large amount of desk space. the tablet's small enough for me while not being so small it'd be difficult to use my programs. Also…it's pink, which is one of my favourite colours.

    ignore the sticker, I left the protective film on until my screen protector comes in cos wear and tear happens with pretty much every tablet, it's just easier to miss cos with regular tablets there's no screen or light coming through to highlight the scratches, so making sure you have screen protectors and changing them out when you need to is important.

    I've included pics of the tablet program, and the customization options because that was my major worry. A lot of tablet programs and drivers are clunky, this one though is not. Frankly it's been one of the best ones I've dealt with over the years, super intuitive, and easy to use. It was easy to customize my hotkeys, and I can also save my hotkeys specific to each program which is SO NICE. I work in several different programs and tested this with affinity photo and affinity designer, as well as paint tool sai, Blender, and Krita, and all worked well. Being able to tailor the hotkeys for each program makes workflow a lot smoother.

    Once I downloaded the driver, installed, and restarted, it didn't take long at all to get started at all. I work on a Windows 10 PC and when you first open it up the tablet mirrors your screen, and you can just get started working from there. However you can also set it up as a second monitor, which is what I did, by going into the display settings and hitting detect. Once it registers the tablet as a second monitor, you can change it from mirror mode to extended, which lets you have your program open on the tablet screen exclusively while freeing up your main monitor for things like internet, or in my case my refs are on my main screen so I can just look up when I draw. It makes life a lot easier. Keep in mind the second monitor setup is still active even though the tablet is turned off, just in case you're wondering where your mouse is.

    Calibrating was really easy, I haven't had any issue with parallax but I also don't dot the pen straight down vertically. When calibrating I hold the pen the way I would when painting, and tap the crosshairs with the tablet at the angle I'd use to work. It has several automatic screen temperature options for the colours and one of them matches my screen almost perfectly so I didn't have to mess with calibrating the screen colours. However it does have rgb and brightness and contrast sliders for you do do this if you need to, which is super helpful.

    For the physical connectors I have it plugged in with the HDMI USB cord it came with. I tried using it without plugging the second USB into a plug but there was some flickering because my laptop didn't have enough power to supply the screen consistently, which is normal, and I expected it cos I have a lot of peripherals plugged in to my PC. It's the same reason why you can't use a lot of USB hubs without an external power source or things start to fail. Your computer only has so much wattage to give, so I used the additional included extension cable and plugged it into an actual plug. After that it was fine and theres been no more flickering since.

    All in all It's been pretty good, we'll see if I need to change my review in time but So far I'm pretty happy with it.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023

    Size: 11.9 inchColor: BlueVerified Purchase

    This 12 inch xp pen tablet came with a small blemish, but in all fairness, I paid a ridiculously low price compared to other tablets. But oops it was supposed to be a valentine's gift. I had the great fortune to notice the 16 inch version was at a greater sale, so I got that one for her and kept the 12. The 16 was perfect. I can't see the blemish on the 12 while in use, and honestly, it's going to develop some wear and tear thru use anyway. The screen is brilliant and the texture is perfect.

    I'm running the latest iOS on a 2018 Mac mini i7. There have been zero issues with the "other big name brand" tablet while simultaneously using the XP. The only hiccup I've run into is learning to scale the screen right (on her PC) before calibrating the pen. I am a Mac, not a PC.

    I found that using a quality usbc cable connected to the thunderbolt ports on my Mac mini worked best. HDMI was already in use for my main display. The HDMI port in a peripheral I was using for my iPad was not sufficient either- there seemed to be some winking. I can't recommend using USB power from the same peripheral that you have an HDMI adapted. Plug in as direct to your computer as possible.

    Configuring hot keys in the XP Pen driver was not as pleasant as it could be, or at least compared to the big name tablet. It was more of a learning process than it needed to be.

    If I were to pay more money to get a better product, it'd have to be for a 4k touch screen and at least 16 inches- which I believe XP-PEN makes. Maybe for XP-Mas?

    The only tool function I can't get with XP Pen is barrel rotation. I make use of this in many of my paintstorm brushes on that big brand name tablet. Not seeing any evidence that brand name is updating the barrel rotation pen any time soon. Sad to see the dwindling support of a function that is second nature on any real brush. With all these newly affordable apps and tablets we should really be seeing more diversity of tools. Airbrush? 3D Sculpt mouse? Rotary dial? Anyway- no one is making these anymore. The XP-Pen is solid for what it does and at a great price. Can't beat that.

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    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Great value with XP-PEN, you can pay more to get way more

    Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023


    This 12 inch xp pen tablet came with a small blemish, but in all fairness, I paid a ridiculously low price compared to other tablets. But oops it was supposed to be a valentine's gift. I had the great fortune to notice the 16 inch version was at a greater sale, so I got that one for her and kept the 12. The 16 was perfect. I can't see the blemish on the 12 while in use, and honestly, it's going to develop some wear and tear thru use anyway. The screen is brilliant and the texture is perfect.

    I'm running the latest iOS on a 2018 Mac mini i7. There have been zero issues with the "other big name brand" tablet while simultaneously using the XP. The only hiccup I've run into is learning to scale the screen right (on her PC) before calibrating the pen. I am a Mac, not a PC.

    I found that using a quality usbc cable connected to the thunderbolt ports on my Mac mini worked best. HDMI was already in use for my main display. The HDMI port in a peripheral I was using for my iPad was not sufficient either- there seemed to be some winking. I can't recommend using USB power from the same peripheral that you have an HDMI adapted. Plug in as direct to your computer as possible.

    Configuring hot keys in the XP Pen driver was not as pleasant as it could be, or at least compared to the big name tablet. It was more of a learning process than it needed to be.

    If I were to pay more money to get a better product, it'd have to be for a 4k touch screen and at least 16 inches- which I believe XP-PEN makes. Maybe for XP-Mas?

    The only tool function I can't get with XP Pen is barrel rotation. I make use of this in many of my paintstorm brushes on that big brand name tablet. Not seeing any evidence that brand name is updating the barrel rotation pen any time soon. Sad to see the dwindling support of a function that is second nature on any real brush. With all these newly affordable apps and tablets we should really be seeing more diversity of tools. Airbrush? 3D Sculpt mouse? Rotary dial? Anyway- no one is making these anymore. The XP-Pen is solid for what it does and at a great price. Can't beat that.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024

    Size: 11.9 inchColor: GreenVerified Purchase

    My husband and I are getting into digital art together, both using the same pen tablet. just ordered 2 different pen displays so we could try those out and be able to work at the same time. I ordered the 12in 2nd gen, his and got a refurbished Huion Kamvas 13. I've been testing mine out for the last day or so, absolutely love it! There's some calibration that needs to be done to minimize parallax, but overall isn't bad. The USB-c thunderbolt port on your device (PC, laptop, tablet or phone) has to be new enough to work. Mine unfortunately wasn't new enough. It recognized it was connected with the pen, but no display I believe due to the power output. But the 3-in-1 worked beautifully. Drivers are fairly user friendly and intuitive and very customizable, works well on both Ubuntu and Windows (haven't tried Mac- but do have a dual boot computer with Linux and Windows that I tested on). Laminated screen is wonderful, much better than the pen tablet I was using, very smooth and much like paper. Screen size is good for beginners, not too overwhelming, nice and bright, and very crisp.

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    4.0 out of 5 stars

    Great pen display for beginners

    Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024


    My husband and I are getting into digital art together, both using the same pen tablet. just ordered 2 different pen displays so we could try those out and be able to work at the same time. I ordered the 12in 2nd gen, his and got a refurbished Huion Kamvas 13. I've been testing mine out for the last day or so, absolutely love it! There's some calibration that needs to be done to minimize parallax, but overall isn't bad. The USB-c thunderbolt port on your device (PC, laptop, tablet or phone) has to be new enough to work. Mine unfortunately wasn't new enough. It recognized it was connected with the pen, but no display I believe due to the power output. But the 3-in-1 worked beautifully. Drivers are fairly user friendly and intuitive and very customizable, works well on both Ubuntu and Windows (haven't tried Mac- but do have a dual boot computer with Linux and Windows that I tested on). Laminated screen is wonderful, much better than the pen tablet I was using, very smooth and much like paper. Screen size is good for beginners, not too overwhelming, nice and bright, and very crisp.

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  • Ryan1111
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Its GREAAAAT

    Reviewed in Canada on January 14, 2025

    Size: 11.9 inchColor: BlueVerified Purchase

    **Rating: ★★★★★**

    The XP-PEN Artist 12 (2nd Gen) is an incredible drawing tablet that exceeded my expectations! The 12-inch screen is the perfect size—not too big to be cumbersome but large enough to work comfortably on detailed projects. The display is crisp and vibrant, with excellent color accuracy, making it a joy to create digital art.

    The pen is a standout feature. It’s lightweight, battery-free, and extremely responsive, with virtually no lag. The pressure sensitivity is spot-on, allowing for smooth, precise lines whether I’m sketching, shading, or blending. The customizable shortcut keys are a game-changer, saving so much time and making workflows much more efficient.

    Setup was straightforward, and the drivers installed without a hitch. It works seamlessly with all the major art programs I use, like Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, and Krita. The build quality of the tablet is also fantastic—it feels sturdy and durable, yet slim and portable enough to carry around.

    This tablet is an excellent choice for beginners and professionals alike. It’s a fantastic value for the price, offering premium features without breaking the bank. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase and highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their digital art setup!






  • Arturo Rey García
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Un perifico muy útil, para un artista

    Reviewed in Mexico on January 4, 2025

    En un principio pense que las 10' se me iban a quedar bastante, pequeñas pero despues de estar usandola diariamente durante unas semanas creo que las dimensiones son adecuadas si sabes usarla, tiene una calidad bastante buena para lo que me costo, así que la recomiendo si vas empezando y requieres una tableta grafica con pantalla






  • Rafael
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Muito bom!

    Reviewed in Brazil on March 26, 2024

    Size: 11.9 inchColor: BlackVerified Purchase

    Veio direitinho sem danos. Já estou usando, satisfeito demais. Obrigado pelo ótimo produto a um custo acessível.






  • Santiago Rivera Hidalgo
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Una gran tableta de dibujo

    Reviewed in Mexico on September 20, 2023

    Size: 15.4 inchColor: GreenVerified Purchase

    Es muy cómoda, el tacto de la pluma con la pantalla es suave. Directo, fácil de usar, tal vez el cableado triple es lo único incómodo del producto pero fuera de eso es increíble y el tamaño de la pantalla es excelente, perfecto para obtener mejor detalle. Casi como si dibujaras en papel. Realmente estoy satisfecho. Tiene todo lo necesario. 👍💚

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    Santiago Rivera Hidalgo

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Una gran tableta de dibujo

    Reviewed in Mexico on September 20, 2023


    Es muy cómoda, el tacto de la pluma con la pantalla es suave. Directo, fácil de usar, tal vez el cableado triple es lo único incómodo del producto pero fuera de eso es increíble y el tamaño de la pantalla es excelente, perfecto para obtener mejor detalle. Casi como si dibujaras en papel. Realmente estoy satisfecho. Tiene todo lo necesario. 👍💚

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  • puaud
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Au top

    Reviewed in France on December 28, 2024

    Size: 15.4 inchColor: BlackVerified Purchase

    Super tablette graphique, utilisation simple


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12" / 31 cm
Designed for Drawing: Artist 12 2nd is equipped with the latest X3 chip, ingenious pen performance needs just 0.1oz pressure-sensitive that XPPen will help you make your digital drawing vivid. Eight personalized express keys optimize your art workflow, save your treasure time, the painting or learning process will be more productive and enjoyable
XPPen Advantage: Artist 12 2nd digital pads provide 1920*1080 high resolution, anti-reflective screen protector, 60 Degree tilt, and 8192 levels pressure-sensitive battery-free stylus with a digital eraser. XPPen graphics drawing monitor is able to reduce glare & reflections, and provide the same vivid images across wide 178 Degree viewing angles
Wide Compatibility & Application: The pen display supports Windows 7/8/10/11, Mac OS X 10.10 (or later), Chrome OS 88 (or later), and Linux, Android (USB3.1 DP1.2). It is also compatible with popular digital art software, such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, SAI, CDR, GIMP, Krita, MediBang, FireAlpaca, and Blender 3D. Wondelful tool for kids, artist, photographers, illustrators, painters, and designers to optimize your workflow
Light-Hearted Set & Use: XPPen drawing tablet can be easily connected with the convenient USB-C cable, compatible with Chromebook, Mac, Windows, Android, Linux, and most of the design software such as PS, AI, SAI, CDR, GIMP, Krita, CLIP STUDIO PAINT, MediBang, Fire Alpaca, Blender 3D, OpenCanvas, CAD, etc
What You Get: XPPen Artist 12 2nd drawing tablets with screen, 3 in 1 cable, welcome guide, and friendly customer service. Start your sketch or animation design now

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