🖥️ GAOMON S620 Graphics Tablet: A Versatile Pen Tablet for Digital Drawing and Gaming on Windows, Mac OS & Android Device Review

La verdad no pongo 5 estrellas porque no me es posible utilizar todo el espacio de la tableta, tal vez me falta algo que configurar pero seguiré Investigando. El hecho que el lapiz no necesite una batería es buenazo, la tableta es la queDetecta el lapiz y es muy fácil de utilizar, para ms whiteboard va de lujo

I'm an amateur designer on some print on demand sites and had a terrible slump. I can't draw, but I thought a graphics tablet would give me the creative direction to come up with something new. Very easy and fun to use and half the price of some other graphics tablets I've seen.

So I was thrilled to finally be able to use my personal tablet for my illustrative work. While the reviews and description were legitimate, the stylus that comes with the tablet completely loses its responsiveness even 24 hours after taking it out of the box and working on it. When I first tested it I thought it was fine, but a little later, after leaving it in the box between sessions to minimize damage and just for convenience, it crashed.

I do a lot of computer graphics and had a Wacom Bamboo which I used for 8-10 years, I don't know how long I've had it. It eventually started to fail and I needed a replacement, but I didn't want to climb over 200 for another Wacom. This one looked good, as did 5-6 cheap tablets, but it was about half an inch wider on the artboard. I've used it for a few shots since I've had it and I'm very impressed with how smooth and accurate it is. There was a question for the manufacturer, they quickly…

After years of trying to get the tablet to work on my touchscreen laptops, phone or Kindle, I've finally found it. It works great. I am currently teaching math online in high school. Along with the free OpenBoard software, I can demonstrate algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and so on to my heart's content. In my free time, I also study digital art at Krita, which is something I've wanted to do for a long time. All in all, if you want a discounted product that works like it does (no batteries…

I recently returned to college as a very mature student. All online courses, of course. I worked with a mentor who suggested I study one of these to create interactive whiteboards on the web and teach some things that can't be written down like math and logic. I was skeptical as I've been seeing them for years and they've always been very expensive in the past. I found this one for under $50 and thought I'd give it a try. It came in a nice box with lots of adapters, USB power, and even a pen…

I have to admit that my advantage with this tablet is the price! It's very affordable, especially when compared to a Wacom tablet with similar specs (which will cost around $70 or more). But price aside, this tablet performs very well. I've included a photo of a little test I ran to compare the sensitivity and feel of this tablet to one I've used over the past few years (an old Wacom Intuos Pro) and it definitely holds up. I'm used to having more space to draw, so the smaller size took a little