Enhance Precision and Comfort with the Parblo PR-01 Two-Finger Glove for Graphics Drawing Tablet Light Box Tracing Light Pad Review

I draw on a tablet almost every day as I am a tattoo artist. I bought this glove to avoid unwanted smudges in my drawings when my palm hits the screen. This glove helps but doesn't solve the problem. I don't know if the material isn't thick enough, but I'm still in the process of solving this problem. It works well for the price. But I wish it would work better.

I couldn't even use the glove because it was too big for me. I'm a petite woman, 5'2" and 105 pounds, so it didn't fit my arms at all. I don't recommend it if you have a small figure.

I bought this glove for a very different purpose than originally advertised. Instead of a glove to keep the screen from smearing on my iPad, I wanted to use one to keep the graphite and charcoal from smearing and oiling my drawings. So far, it's proven incredibly useful, portable enough, and easy to store and clean. If you're into analog illustrations, this is a great option for keeping your work clean, especially if you're left-handed (you can use it with both hands, btw). As an added bonus…

This glove looked like a bare hand. When my hand touched the screen, the stylus didn't work because my hand was conducting. I got this because I wanted to put my hand on the iPad and still write - like on a piece of paper. If you need a two finger glove to protect your paper or anything else while writing then this is a good buy and value. But for something that's a capacitive screen, not so much.

I was so excited to receive this order. When I tried it on, it was a perfect fit! That's a pro. I really liked the fabric though, when I painted it digitally it still showed my hand. The main purpose of this glove is to prevent your device from recognizing your hand. Well, that's how it was. Don't recommend it though, I think it worked for others. It may be because I was using a tablet.

Should have read the reviews and seen the glove is too big if you have SMALL HANDS. I have long thin fingers like a piano and the gloves are too long and too big around the fingers. Also, there is too much fabric around my palm which makes it very uncomfortable to use with my XP-Pen 15.6Pro, but the tablet doesn't hold my hand at all, so that's a plus. Bottom line - if you have medium or large hands, this drawing glove is for you. If you have small hands, read all reviews before ordering a…

I have a fairly large hand and it's a bit fat so I hate buying these items online. My hand is too big for a traditional woman's glove and too small for a man's. To my delight, my hand fits perfectly in this glove and I have no problem touching my tablet, my hand doesn't stick anymore and the glove is quite comfortable overall. You can wear it on both hands, so left-handed people can definitely buy it too.

I should have read the reviews and you can it See that if you have SMALL HANDS, the glove is TOO BIG. I have long thin fingers like a piano and the gloves are too long and too big around the fingers. Also, there is too much fabric around my palm which makes it very uncomfortable to use with my XP-Pen 15.6Pro, but the tablet doesn't hold my hand at all, so that's a plus. Bottom line - if you have medium or large hands, this drawing glove is for you. If you have small hands, read all reviews…

I have big hands. I usually wear XXL dishwashing gloves. These gloves were a little loose on me, but they felt good. I prefer them slightly larger than small. I don't think it's suitable for people with small hands. I think they are suitable for people who wear large XL or XXL dishwashing gloves. It might work for a medical glove too, but I doubt it. It will be baggy for little hands. So why am I only giving one star. I may be silly, but I figured the point of this was to prevent your hand from