XP-PENStar G640 Drawing Tablet 6x4 inch Digital Art Tablet with 8192 Graphics Battery-free stylus for Graphics Design, Business Signature, OSU!

I have been a xp-pen user for years typically the wider desk drawing tablets. The software works well with my laptop and computer. Was very easy to set up and ofcourse once you have the software on getting little carry around drawing tablet makes no hassle. I bought this so I could draw on the go where carrying around a half a tonne desk drawing tablet wasn't an option. It hasn't disappointed me . Perfect for me . Great value for money. It records great pressure sensitivity. 6 by 4 design works well for them small drawings. Very portable. Not overly thick but doesn't feel flimsy. Well worth a shot

I am very happy with this purchase! good size, very comfortable to use, good sensitivity, good quality and accuracy of writing on the screen. Use it my tutoring. I would recommend.

Works fairly well, can be a little under/over sensitive seemingly at random, but given the price it’s quite good.

Amazing, good size and easy to setup with the app. Great for osu and drawing. Has good touch sensitivity and is a good size for both osu and drawing.

I'd heard some good things about xp pen after being using wacoms for 30 years as a graphic artist I thought I'd get something for my son to start having a play around with.I'm kind of torn on this review, for £39 it's a good price but on the other hand there are so many things that don't make this a pleasure to use.Firstly the build quality feels very cheap, there are no bevelled edges to this tablet so it's hard on your hands. and t's actually very rough material on some of the edges. it feels like sandpaper, I could file my nails it's so rough.See photo with comparison to my cheap £50 wacom one tablet.secondly, the pen they've tried to mimic wacoms but it's just come as a really soft nib with too much movement. You press down and it doesn't acknowledge a press until you really press down. It's not quick to use.Third, everytime you press the pen button the mouse pointer jumps about 5mm on the screen. Never seen that before.Fourthly, no option to turn off windows ink in the drivers. so have to hunt around in windows to disable it, tried two other brands and they have driver options to turn it off.Anyway, I have given it a few stars for being cheap and generally working but it's being returned. Will try another at a higher price or anothet brand and if that's similar will just go back to wacom that I know have a decent QA ,build quality and driversIf your new to tablets highly recommend the wacom one, it's slightly more expensive but much better. the only down side is the pen is better for smaller hands which I find uncomfortable to use, hence why I'm looking for alternatives.

This drawing tablet is excellent and has completely changed the way I work. I'm a maths student, and it makes working on my assignments much quicker and easier while keeping them neat as it's easy to erase mistakes. It's also made it effortless to run online tutoring sessions. Paired with some good software (I recommend Xournal++), this is a game changer. It's easy to use and suprisngly natural and quick to pick up.

I've never used a graphics tablet before so I didn't want to spend a lot of cash on something I might not use very much. The XP Pen turns out to be an excellent choice for a beginner or even a more experienced user. It works straight out of the box, operating seamlessly alongside your existing mouse and keyboard (on Windows, at least). To configure the tablet you'll need to download the PenTablet app. This lets you choose whether the stylus behaves as a piece of paper (where the top left of the tablet equates to the top right of the screen and the bottom right of the tablet matches the bottom right of the screen) or as a mouse where you can lift up the stylus to reposition the cursor on the screen. You can configure the tablet to work with 1 or 2 monitors or even just a portion of one. The stylus has a rocker switch and you can choose different actions (eg left-click, right-click, scroll up/down) for the top part or the bottom. The sensitivity of the tablet can also be set in the app.The tablet is small and slim and comes with a 1-metre USB cable - I like that it is detachable so you could replace it with a shorter or longer cable if you wanted to (but note it's the old flattened 'D' plug, not the more modern USB-C). You also get a stylus and 20 spare tips. Neither the tablet nor the stylus require batteries. I like that both sides of the tablet are unobstructed by raised areas or any kind of connectors, making it equally suitable for left- and right-handers. There is a raised area across the top where I rest the stylus when I'm not using it. I would have liked it better if there had been some kind of indentation / clip / grip or even a magnet to stop the stylus rolling away.Is it worth it? Without a doubt - it's a great value tablet. As with any tablet, it takes a while to get used to using it, but it's definitely worth the effort.