Review on 🖌️ VEIKK S640 Graphics Drawing Tablet 6x4 Inch Ultra-thin Portable OSU Tablet with 8192 Levels Battery-free Pen for Drawing, Online Classes, E-learning, and Web-conferencing by Joshua Reid

In short, the S640 is primarily advertised as an OSU! A tablet, so I rate it as such. As with other tablets I've reviewed in the past, I'm particularly concerned about portability since I usually need to work or play on the go. The S640 is by far the smallest and most portable tablet I've tested from VEIKK. It's slim, light and compact, making it VERY easy to slip into your pocket for using OSU on the go. The active drawing area is fairly small, but it helps to switch between notes quickly when playing OSU, since a smaller tablet means less distance your hand/arm can travel to hit notes. On the other hand, the small active area makes it possible to use this tablet as the main tablet for drawing illustrations that require precise strokes, since your hand is constrained to a smaller area. As for durability, I accidentally dropped it in the kitchen. the tiled floor and the S640 survived. I don't feel comfortable trying my luck with such an ultra-thin drawing tablet, but at least it's durable enough to withstand a few clunky drops. In terms of looks, the tablet has a matte black body with a glossy black stripe on the thick part - which is fine, but I always prefer a choice of colors. The dark color really works against you when working in the dark, and the small size and lack of constant lighting make it difficult to find in a dark room. tablet brands. As for the software, I've tested it with OSU, Clip Studio Paint and very briefly with Zbrush without any tangible issues, although this may seem odd if you're used to a tablet with hotkeys. I don't have any responsiveness issues, which is great. There aren't any hotkeys or gesture touch areas like the A15 and A30 tablet models, but for a tablet this small, those features really get in the way. This product does not require hotkeys as most OSU players on tablets use the keyboard to scroll through the keys instead of using tablet hotkeys. ADVANTAGES ----------------+ The drawing surface of S640 is very smooth when drawing. + The tablet pen does not require batteries. + Ultra light and portable. + An affordable choice for OSU enthusiasts or those new to graphics tablets. + The design of the tablet is very straightforward. right-handed. MINUS - Easy to lose pen with no pen case. Seems a little light for someone with heavy hands. - It's VERY thin, so of course I'm afraid to put it in my bag with heavy books or objects. - Due to its small size, it is difficult to draw with it for a long time without causing hand cramps. The tablet software is not as sophisticated as other interfaces. CONCLUSION --------------- Although you can use the S640 for illustration and drawing, it looks like it was designed for gaming OSU. I would only recommend this to newcomers to drawing tablets or people who want a functional OSU tablet with a very small desktop area. Although the tablet only comes in black, I've seen people make custom cases or covers for it, which is reassuring for those who love personalization. As with any tablet, installation can be tricky, but if you follow the instructions provided, you should be able to resolve any issues that arise. For a small and portable tablet for OSU! it's really impossible to win. But if you are looking for a tablet better suited for long-term drawing, I would recommend VEIKK A15 or A30 for hotkeys and larger character size. In general, I did not find any serious flaws in the S640 that would be worth putting a star for.