Review on VEIKK A15 Graphics Drawing Tablet: 10x6 Inch Battery-Free Pen Tablet with 8192 🎨 Levels, 12 Hot Keys - Win/Mac/Linux/Android Compatible - Ideal for Painting & Online Teaching by David Shah

Compared to my old Bamboo Wacom tablet, the Veikk tablet is much better, both in quality and price. This tablet is ideal for professionals and hobbyists. TL; DR: Pros: Comes with 20 tips and tip remover, glove, battery-free pen, multiple ring color options, large workspace, 12 shortcut keys, lightweight. Cons: I can hardly find any major cons that would affect the quality of the tablet, this is a huge step up from my old tablet. Wish list: no pen holder (which doesn't really detract from the quality of the tablet, I'm just very clumsy) The A15 is a good thin tablet that can hold itself when traveling. The case has a very sleek and polished look, but like most dark electronics, it gets dirty very easily. The tablet has many hotkeys that make it easy to program multiple keyboard shortcuts. The surface has a paper-like feel with a stylus. Combined with the included artist's glove, I occasionally forget I'm working on a digital tablet. For this review I used it in several programs: Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop, Paint Tool Sai and OSU! and it works fine. If you have specific shortcuts that vary from arts program to arts program, you can create different profiles. The software is intelligent enough to realize a profile change when changing art programs. Conclusion: The A15 is a great option for professionals and hobbyists interested in digital illustration or 3D sculpting. It's cheap and good quality, and the active drawing area is HUGE. Works well with many art programs and OSU! (Although there are better pills for OSU!, Veikk makes pills specifically for OSU!). The A15 is very affordable and you get a lot for just $55.99. 12 physical hotkeys, 20 nibs, a nib removal tool and an artist's glove. If you were to buy a more expensive tablet, all the add-ons you would have to buy separately would add up.