Review on ✨ Enhance Your Creativity with ASUS PT201Q 19.5 Inch Digitizer Monitor by Nicholas Ortiz

I bought the device in January 2016. Attention buyers: As of MAY 2016, Asus no longer sells replacement nibs/nibs in its new online shop. They can be bought at Zandparts, an online HW parts store from Europe, but they cost five times what they sold at the former Asus parts store. Without delivery. For those wondering, some applications can be run with Wintab compatibility by installing the Microsoft Wintab Surface Bridge driver, but the application must be run with the PT201Q as a single monitor, or if you have more than one display, it will the pen input mapped to the entire desktop area, offsetting or offsetting the pen input. Some apps like Krita will actually ask you to adjust the display coordinates. YMMV, some applications intermittently disable pen input or don't recognize it at all. I also have yet to test Linux support for this device. If you have specific questions about lmk application support, I could probably try to test them. The device was slightly damaged during transport, although after several months of light use the device is still fully functional. , at least it's not cosmetically palatable, and I'm afraid it's likely to lead to some other form of harm in the future. We will see. Most of the good things mentioned in other reviews remain the same and deserve your attention, such as: B. Using pen and touch in Sketchbook is very useful, and the input mode can be set in the monitor OSD itself. without problems with drivers or configuration. The stylus holder isn't really important, but I'd like an extra stylus in case something happens to the cable. The screen protector can be easily replaced if necessary. Half. It would be great to have better support and accessibility for accessories (maybe even add-ons or wireless grip replacements?) or online store support. Whatever the case, look for additional options before committing to it.