VEIKK A15Pro Digital Drawing Tablet 10x6 inch Active Area Graphic Tablet 5080LPI Resolution Type-C With Charge-Free Passive Pen Red

Has ZERO complications with Photoshop CC 2014 detecting sensitivity settings on 32, or 64-bit versions. Battery-free pen means no more flimsy pen bodies that can break easily. SUPER thin - It's just over 9mm thick - See other thoughts) Matte drawing surface means that it's considerably less "sticky" than some of the cheaper tablets on the market, so you CAN use this without a glove pretty comfortably, and it isn't a fingerprint magnet (mostly - The touch controls are gloss...really, why was that necessary?) INCREDIBLY lightweight (I'd forget I was holding it if I ever needed to.

I'm not an artist, and I suck at drawing. This tablet is a complement to 3D modelling for me, so my bar for "needs" is set quite low. I'm a practical person--a "functionalist," if you will. Anyway, there are two considerations here: 1. I like to try stuff that isn't popular, and 2. I don't like Wacom (this extends to another thing: usable screen vs size of tablet). I used the Wacom Intuos Pro in class. I don't really like the feel, but I do like the feel of this Veikk tablet. Here's why: 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.

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.

I loved the sleek design and light weight of the tablet. All the buttons and wheel were easy to get used to and set up my hot key commands for drawing programs. The pen pressure was very nice and had no issues with my work flow.

Replacing a nib is easy, and it comes with the included tool. I recommend you throw it under your keyboard or laptop bag so you have it handy. You may even want to tape it to the bottom of the tablet.