Review on Wireless Graphic Drawing Tablet With 8192 Pen Pressure And 12 Press Keys - HUION WH1409 by Richard Rosa

. and it still works great! I had some minor problems with getting pen pressure to work while the tablet was plugged in when I first got it, but those were easily resolved by changing settings in art programs or restarting the tablet software. The screen size is a little too big for my taste, so I adjust it in settings to have a bit of a buffer around the edges. I was afraid the need to recharge the tablet pen would be annoying, but I draw pretty frequently and the pen only needs to be recharged about once every week and a half. Even if it does run out in the middle of your work, letting it charge for just a few minutes gives it another hour or two of use. The tablet I used before was a wacom intuos draw, and it had constant pen pressure problems that required me to restart my computer and got worse over time. I've had almost no technical problems with this tablet. Although this is a "budget" option, there isn't anything you're really missing out on by buying it instead of a more expensive tablet.