VEIKK A30 Digital Graphics Drawing Tablet 10*6 inch Pen Tablet with 8192 Levels Passive Pen for Left/Right Hand Smart Gesture Touch with 4 Touch Keys

Specs-wise, this tablet boasts over 8000 levels of pressure, which is nice if that’s something you’re looking for. To compare, this is closer to the next level of Wacom tablets (Intuos Pro). For me personally, if you do heavy illustration work, there is a difference, but if you’re looking for something for graphic work it’s not too big of a deal. Still, at this price it’s pretty nice?

It works great, the only software on my laptop is Adobe Photoshop CS6, so there was no issue. This tablet has great value for its money, I highly suggest it for artists on a budget because its very much affordable and works great on several softwares. I also highly suggest this tablet for beginners because this tablet is very easy to use and its very simple / effective. Overall, I give this tablet a 5/5.

I got the A30 tablet and was impressed right away with the size. This is a full size tablet for less than 50$, which is extremely impressive. The screen area is only reactive to the pen, so I did not need to use my artist glove to work with it, and it meant that I did not get any of those phantom lines I often get with my much more expensive tablet.

This is a really good tablet for such a good price, what you're getting it's more affordable than other tablets of less quality, this tablet has 8192 pressure levels, and really surpriced me with their touch shortcuts. I can't compare it to my old H610 Huion Tablet (with 2040 levels of pressure sensitivity). It's a very well made tablet and actually can compete with a wacom tablet.

1. It uses the screen efficiently. There isn't a lot of extra room around it. That's good, in my opinion. Extra room bulks the tablet up. 2. It has a passive stylus. Yay. That's a huge plus because charging sucks in the middle of doing your work. 3. I wanted it simple. This is simple. I use my keyboard, mostly, for all hotkeys. It's nice to have some extra buttons, but I doubt I'll rely on them heavily. I like my keyboard too much.