Review on Artisul D22S 21.5 inch Graphic Tablet with Screen Pen Display - Enhanced Pen Sensitivity, 60° Tilt, 1920x1080 FHD Graphic Drawing Monitor, Adjustable Stand - 100% sRGB Coverage by Nicole Jones

I've had it for a week now and have been impressed since opening the box. The packaging ensures the screen doesn't get damaged and I keep it in case I need to move it. I've used a 21-inch Cintiq in the past, a 2007 model, and it's much easier to work with. The stand angles easily and I had no problem placing it on a table where space is very limited. I know the Cintiq wouldn't fit on my desk at all. You'll have to make sure your cables are tucked away when you adjust it, but it's so easy to move around that if it got disconnected, reconnecting the USB wasn't a problem. I tried this with Corel Painter. - Wonderful brush effects and you will see the tilt in action. Corel Draw - why am I no longer appearing on the screen? It took me less than 10 minutes to draw the shell while struggling with my Wacom Intuos for over an hour. Wild Ginger's Pattern Master Boutique, Knits and Wild Things have all been great working with him. Setting up embroidery designs in BES 4 Dream Edition is a breeze. The only thing I haven't tried yet is my knitting and crochet software and I'm sure it will work too. Artisul set up their screen switching - I set up on the top button, and it's so clever! Click on both screens, moving windows between them is no problem. Click one screen, click another. No buttons are required on the side of the monitor to move forward and backward, just press the button. The texture on the screen is comfortable to work with as it offers good resistance to hold a fine line, the stylus doesn't slip when you need that control. Finding products that help with repetitive stress that aren't the mouse type is a challenge, and this tablet does the job perfectly. Thanks to its low price, it should not only be on the desk in the graphics department. There are options to change the pressure in the settings. So if your hand and arm are a bit weak, you can adjust to a lighter touch and still work. And if non-injured people ever get a chance to use it, they won't resort to the mouse either. They just don't think of alternatives until you ask - so are you using the mouse with the phone or is that on the screen? Then the light goes out - hey. Yes - how much faster you can get things done on your phone because you don't have to play a hand/eye guessing game - you just touch what you want. This product delivers what I was hoping for from my convertible laptops: a click on the screen when I point and thin lines when I want it.