A lot of popular programs are fully and officially supported, like SAI, Photoshop, and Clip Studio Paint. On their site, they list compatible programs, so I recommend looking at the specs + compatibility link that’s listed in the beginning of this review to see if this tablet will work for you. On Mac, installing drivers is really easy. From what I’ve read, the installation process seems pretty smooth. This is from a Mac perspective, so if you have windows, it may be different. The whole thing is large enough that it’s not that much of an issue for me, but I could see that as a place to improve. The corners are rounded, but the edges where your arm rests probably could be smoother. The tablet is thin and light, which I really like. Overall, great bang for your buck! $99 USD on average. It does for Krita, PS, and a lot of others. Using Mac OS drivers, does not have pressure sensitivity in Autodesk Sketchbook.The surface seems like it’s a bit easy to scratch, but not really much more than the old Wacom bamboo.+ Passive pen is accurate, responsive, and a good size and weight.
Interface Support: Type C (nice! Plugs into Type C on tablet, but full-sized USB on the computer side)Ĭompatibility: Windows 7/8/10 & Mac OS 10.8 and aboveįull specifications + compatibility information
Pen: passive (doesn’t require batteries–dope)Įxpress Keys: 6 customizable one and this nice circular dial This tablet is bigger and better, and I am quite enjoying it so far. My old Wacom Bamboo Capture was well loved, but did get laggy at the very end. Wacom is the industry standard, but I think the competition is getting better, which bodes well for us artists! I did a bit of research and decided that this tablet seemed like a great deal, considering its prices and features. A nice image showing off the DECO 03 from XP-PEN's Website
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