Review on Ugee M708 V3 Graphics Drawing Tablet: 10x6 Inches, 8 Hot Keys, 8192 Levels Pen, Chromebook/Linux/Windows/macOS Compatible by Justin Fletcher

Good - It has a great workspace for big projects - It can be customized Bad - It doesn't work without software installed Let me start with the bad and clarify the software issue. I had two drawing tablets for PC and Mac from different manufacturers that support the plug and play standard for basic mouse operations, which means that once you connect these tablets to a PC or Mac, the tablet will automatically work as a mouse. The installed software allows you to customize the tablet's buttons and maximize its capabilities. If you don't install the software, this tablet won't work at all, not even as a mouse, so there's no plug-and-play option. This can be a problem if you don't have administrative privileges on your Windows or macOS user as you won't be able to install the software and therefore not be able to use this tablet. If you have administrative privileges or have someone install the software, you should be able to use it. Now that the software is installed, it should work all the time. If you close the application, the pen/tablet will stop working until the application is restarted. Overall the tablet works great. I tested it on a MacBook with Lightroom and Photoshop and it works great. Pressure sensitivity works as expected. The buttons are customizable, for example I have one that opens Photoshop and I have the rest of the buttons as functions in Photoshop. Even without the supplied glove, he reacts without any problems. Overall I'm happy with this digital drawing tablet, but as I mentioned earlier if you can't install the accompanying software on the PC or Mac you're working with, this isn't for you.