Review on VEIKK VK1200 Drawing Tablet with Screen: 11.6 inch Full-Laminated Drawing Monitor with 6 Shortcut Keys and 8192 Levels Tilt Function Pen for PC/Mac - Perfect for Anime Teaching (120%sRGB) by Andrew Camlin

Let's talk about the installation first because that is actually the highlight of this device. I literally got it up and running in less than 5 minutes including the time to load the driver. Connect a cable to an available HDMI port on your graphics card. The other cable plugs into a USB port on your computer. The USB cable has a double connector in case a USB port on your computer does not provide enough power. I had no problem with this on a Windows desktop, so only a USB connection was needed. Then I downloaded the driver. Bang I was done and ready to roll. I should also mention that there is a calibration procedure you can follow to ensure the geometry on screen is working correctly, but I didn't have to do that as everything worked perfectly right out of the box. Of course, aside from the mentioned cables, you get the screen itself, 2 pens, some pen tips and one of those two-finger gloves. I was very impressed for the price, you get 2 pens. Some reviews mentioned that accuracy and size were an issue for them, which initially made me hesitant to choose this pen. For the price it was too hard to pass up so I decided to get one anyway and I'm glad I did. I had no issues with accuracy or size at all. The cursor landed exactly where I placed the pen. Keep in mind that I didn't even need to do a calibration as everything was perfect right out of the box. I don't know what other people's problems were. Maybe some kind of hardware incompatibility? I can only say that I had no problems. Another issue I read about was that the edges of the display case were sharp and could cause injury. Yes, that's not the point. My 10 year old butter knife, which has become incredibly blunt after years of use, is much sharper than the edges of the display case. I literally pressed my finger with tremendous force and ran my finger up and down and there was no problem at all. color accuracy? It seems great to me. I don't see much of a difference between it and my primary monitor and in case it is for you there are many tweaks you can make in the driver to customize it. The screen texture goes well with the included pens and offers a very comfortable drawing experience. Handles respond to different pressures and angles. To be honest you have to be incredibly picky to find any bugs here. At this price point, you should never buy one of these non-screen drawing tablets. Drawing on a tablet with a screen is much better than without, and at this price point. I mean it's not a problem.