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 Becky Williams

The video drawing tablet works very well and I'll talk about it all but first let me point out a few cons to save you trouble when you win work for you :- You need an open HDMI and USB port (maybe 2 if your computer doesn't provide enough power from 1), it will not drive the video display via USB. - The USB-C connector on the tablet is very deep and narrow. So if you damage the original cable or want a longer one, finding a suitable replacement will be difficult. The micro HDMI cable side can be finicky which can temporarily degrade the signal. There is no stand. So if you want to use it as a freestanding display, you'll need a tablet stand. - There is only pen support, no touch support (but it's better not to use it without palm rejection all the time). - The software sometimes forgets which screen should receive input, making it easier to "draw/point" on another screen than on a tablet. Okay, now that I've got the cons out of the way let's talk about the good things + The picture is pretty good with a full HD picture on a small display + Flexible software that lets you put the digitizer on each calibrate and use your displays. While the use case where you want pen input to go anywhere but the table is small, it's nice to have options. Screen+ Pressure sensitivity works with Krita and other drawing software+ Shortcut buttons on the tablet as well as an eraser switch on the pen+ Virtually no input lag IN GENERAL, this tablet gives you great value for the price. It allows you to immerse yourself in digital art on PC by intuitively drawing directly in the drawing software. And at a fraction of the cost of other options. There are better drawing tablets with a display that can give you bigger screens, better software, and multi-touch support, but they cost 2-3 times more than this device and if you're starting out