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

For this price this article is a dream. I was able to run it in Blender in just a few minutes, although I'm not sure if the pressure sensitivity works. I've owned several Wacom tablets in my time and they're great value for money. No frills software, but I was able to tweak the dual monitor situation and pressure curves. I look forward to reacquainting myself with working with a tablet. I've already made some neat sculpts that would be a lot harder to make with a mouse.

This works great on my MacBook Pro. It can even be configured so the interface shows all your displays or just your main display. The large panel follows the stylus very well without making any noise (cracks), even at a sufficient distance. The buttons correspond to some common Photoshop keyboard shortcuts and can be reassigned to others. This is the best of the three starter tablets I've tried, but I have to admit that I've never spent enough time getting really good at it or choosing it over…

Perfect size for a drawing tablet in my opinion. I don't want the artboard to get smaller, otherwise you would have to move the cursor quite a bit. This was immediately recognized when plugged into a USB port and recognized as an input device such as a mouse or keyboard. The stylus lets you hover over a surface (without touching the tablet) and move the mouse pointer, while the two buttons let you "click" and select items on the desktop or in a drawing application. You can press the pen to the…

Prompts you to go to a website to download and install the required drivers. This would normally be fine, except that their website is immediately blocked by each of my browsers, stating that the website is actively phishing and will install malicious content on my computer. It's really doubtful. My 14 year old plugged it into his MacBook Air with no drivers and is able to use it, but it's very finicky and doesn't work well at all. He really wanted it to appear because he loves YouTube videos…

My wife has a little interest in art in Illustrator and Photoshop. To be honest, after watching her work with a mouse for a few hours, I realized she needed something similar. That's just the problem, for a beginner I definitely didn't want to spend a lot of money on a decent tablet. Enter this UGEE M708. This is exactly what I was hoping to find for her. I've played around with it a bit myself, it's definitely what she needs. It will take time to master. It's the only issue with these tablets…

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