Review on 🖥️ Enhanced GAOMON PD2200 Full-Laminated Pen Display - 92% NTSC, 8192 Pressure Levels, Battery-Free Tilt-Support Stylus, 8 Touch Buttons, 21.5'' Drawing Tablet Monitor with Adjustable Stand by Veronica Garcia

Like most people, I can't afford a $2,500 Cintiq. I bought a Surface Pro 6 last year and everything was fine until I realized the screen is too small to really do anything with all the tools in Photoshop. I took a risk and chose this brand that I had never heard of (and after seeing a German review on YouTube that I could understand halfway. Duolingo did me good) and I have absolutely no regrets! Pros: Easy to set up, smooth pattern, comes with a bajillion replacement buds. AS IT SHOULD. No problems, I haven't had to troubleshoot once since installing it. Cons: The side buttons work but are useless when it comes to actually working on something. They are not lit and difficult to see. Instead, I've started using keyboard shortcuts, which is common. The colors on the display are slightly different. I noticed a bubbling on the display in one corner. Luckily it's been about six months and they haven't spread, if it was a phone I put in my pocket it would probably be a different story. These downsides aren't that big as they weren't a problem. I would definitely recommend this pen display to anyone looking to do serious digital art on an average person's budget.