Review on 🖌️ VEIKK A30 V2 Drawing Tablet 10x6 Inch Graphics Tablet - Battery-free Pen, 8192 Pressure Levels, Touch Pad Design with 4 Touch Keys and Gesture Pad by Jonathan Robertson

I've been using a drawing tablet for over 10 years so I'm somewhat familiar with it and will try to be as objective as possible in my review. Although I'm most familiar with Wacom (old Graphics and Intuos series to be precise), I've also used XP pen tablets. I also used Microsoft Surface Pro 4 for drawing. As I mainly use drawing tablets I will mainly rely on that and not rely on other features like writing/notes and games (like XP pen popular for use in games like OSU). First of all the price. The Veikk stylus is very affordable, costing less than Wacom's weakest Intuos tablets (which have replaced their Bamboo series?), which is already a nice benefit. In terms of specs, this tablet offers over 8,000 levels of pressure, which is good if that's what you're after. Per. In comparison, this is closer to the next level of Wacom tablets (Intuos Pro). For me personally there is a difference when you're doing heavy illustrations, but if you're looking for something for graphic work it's not that big of a deal. But at this price is it quite nice? The tablet has a matte feel, which direction do most tablets seem to be going these days? My Intuos is an older model so it has a glossier/slippery finish, but I recently got an XP pen and they used a matte finish. It doesn't mimic the texture of paper like some of the newer Wacoms(?). If you enjoy drawing on something smoother like an iPad Pro or Surface, this might be an issue for you, but it wasn't a huge issue for me. The pen comes with multiple nibs and is fairly typical. I'd like a handle or something, but I think you can always add one if that becomes a problem, so again it's not such a big deal. Finally. It's a pretty good tablet. I haven't used it in a very long time, but it's affordable and nice to just carry around with my laptop or in case I want to use someone else's computer for drawing. I would only recommend it for the excellent value for money. It's always good to see more tablet developers and I'm excited to see how VEIKK tablets will improve in the future. :)