XP-PEN Deco01 V2 Graphics Drawing Tablets with Battery-free Stylus Supports Windows, Mac, Android & Chorme OS

Eu sempre usei a marca wacom. Mas preciso trocar de mesa digitalizadora. Comprei esse modelo com preo super acessvel! Me surpreendi com a qualidade do produto! Alm de vir muitas pontas extras, pelcula e luva! Logo vou trocar minha Cintiq e com certeza ser por um modelo da XP-Pen! O atendimento do vendedor tambm merece os parabns! Muito atencioso (a) SUPER RECOMENDO!

I love how easy it was to set up for the first time, as long as you follow the instructions it’s a breeze.

Setting up the sensitivity has been a challenge, I’ve had to alter it for every program I use (Gimp, Krita, Sketchbook) except for IbisPaintX on my phone. On my phone I didn’t have any troubles with pressure sensitivity, everything was great. On my laptop (HP with windows 10) it needs tuning. It can have issues with causing black to look grey but if fixed properly it should work. Also I did try writing my signature with this and that worked great.

The one real downside is that I looked up whether this tablet was compatible with Krita or not and it wasn’t on the list. So this tablet advertises that it is when it’s supposedly not. It’s possible it could be but I haven’t been able to figure it out. Every time I try it just makes lines shoot off from the line I’m trying to draw.

Overall though for the cost it’s functional, good for beginners or kids/teens wanting to try this out. I would not recommend this for professionals. It’s also very light and easy to carry. Make sure to use the surface protector, it’ll make this last a lot longer.

If you’re getting into digital art and looking for an alternative to getting a Wacom tablet, this is a great choice. After researching the MASSIVE amount of drawing tablets there are out there, I decided to take the plunge on this one. When I got it, the packaging was top notch and sturdy, so no damage upon receipt of anything inside.
Download the drivers from the website first, (it’s on the papers in the box) install then plug it in and good to go.
The sensitivity is great, really can capture the “feel” of the pen in your software of choice. The side bar of buttons gives some really great macro actions for programs like Photoshop, but they are not completely customizable. There are only a few preset options to choose from, but it’s not too big of a deal in my opinion.
Besides that, the only con I can find is the buttons on the pen itself get knocked into more than once or twice while drawing or shading (might just be my clumsy hands but still notable). The little glove it comes with is pretty cool too – also ambidextrous – helps from getting scraped up on the surface and reduces friction to get some really good gestures.

All in all – an awesome buy if you are looking to save a little money from getting one of the “big boys” like Wacom. In my humble opinion I think this guy keeps up just fine

My children love the xp-pen they are doing online work is very helpful

Bought it for my son. Good product. He likes it.

I like this product: Having said this, I saw a 2nd mouse cursor one day and panicked I thought I was hacked. I later saw my tablet was on. Check this and avoid a silly scare like me!

This works really well.. We’ve been using it for home schooling…. I’ve tried it out for drawing and painting it works really well..

I’ve been using this a couple of days now. I can’t draw for toffee, but I used to be god-tier with Photoshop back in the day. This tablet is absolutely great. After a couple of minutes, 15 years away from Photoshop just vanished and I was flying through re-touching.
I needed the help of a Youtube video to program the express keys, but I didn’t actually read the quick start guide. It’s pretty quick to re-programme them, so I’ve been changing them often depending on what sort of stuff I’m doing.An image is heavy on selecting might want something different than one with loads of layer work or lots of image dialogue boxes.
But the bottom line is that the tablet just worked right way. I haven’t had any problems at all. The size is great, any bigger might be tiring to move your arm, much smaller (like my old Wacom) can be a bit fiddly. It really is nice to use.
This weekend I’m going to make a little “mounting board” for it so I use it more comfortably lying on the couch like a slob.
So glad I bought it.

After using this a bit, i did at first find it difficult to adjust the pen pressure to my preference, But I’m getting used it.
Customer service was on point, there responded really fast and sent replacement nips so for that i was really pleased.
Overall I would say if your more experienced with tablets this one would be ideal.

I’m going to preface this by saying that I only got my XP-PEN Deco 01 v2 today, so, what I’m going to say is based on a total of around three hours of use so far. If my experience with the tablet or company changes in the coming months, I’ll update the review, so, here goes.

I use GIMP 2.10.22, and it’s been my experience over the past decade I’ve been using GIMP, that it’s usually either really fiddly to set up a tablet with GIMP (unless it’s a Wacom, of course), or a tablet straight up just isn’t compatible with the software. But with the Deco 01 v2, it was so incredibly easy. All I really had to do was was set the tablet up as normal, and then go into GIMP’s input device settings and enable the Eraser function, choose a Brush Dynamics profile, and that was it. I was off and scribbling in about five minutes, when all was said and done. So, I’m super happy with my purchase of their product.

This is technically my third tablet, but the first one I’ve been able to actually get to work with GIMP without any real hassle. First tablet was a Genius MousePen 608, and that KINDA worked with GIMP, but not really (it kept losing cursor position and I’d have to restart GIMP what seemed like every 10 minutes or so to get the cursor tracking back). The next one was a Turcom TS-6580B, and I couldn’t get that one to work with GIMP no matter what I did. It’s actually still sitting on the chair where I left it almost five years ago. Can’t find the pen, though, so it’s not really useful, anyway, and it was an active stylus and thus required 1xAAA battery. This drawing tablet is amazing so far.

But yeah, the construction seems solid enough, the lit corners for the working area are a nice touch, especially if you’re gonna be using it any at night, and having the little shortcut keys on the side is convenient. And I’m not gonna lie; the extras that are included with it certainly make it what I’d consider a decent value (other brands, you should be taking notes from these guys), and it comes at a decent price too, which, of course, is something to consider.

The only thing I could mildly complain about is that I wish the PN05 stylus that comes with the Deco 01 v2 had the eraser end, and that could potentially be alleviated by swapping it out for another stylus, but I don’t know if any other styluses from XP-PEN (or from anyone else, for that matter) are compatible with the tablet. So, maybe if anyone knows, one way or another, you could let me know in a comment to this review.

Excellent graphics tablet. Very easy to use, large writing area and works across a wide variety of programs.

I bought this with the intention of using it for online teaching. In a subject that uses lots of diagrams and annotations this was a great way to recreate that whiteboard setting in a classroom. Found it works with teams, powerpoint and google jamboard. So far i have had no issues. The large size is the reason i bought this and i am so glad i did!

As a beginner, im pretty happy with this purchase. Ive done some lovely illustrations over my acrylic paintings and they have received lovely complements

A good quality product that was very easy to install and setup.
Drawing with it is a pleasure, I’m sure it will be a great tool for any novice who wants improve their drawing skills.
Excellent value for the money.

The tablet is perfect for beginner I love how the interface is simple There is no latency between your pen and your pc or phone. I strongly recommand it if you want to try digital you can see my art that I make with

This is an excellent tablet. I use it mainly for processing photographs in lightroom and photoshop and find the quality and ease of use excellent. Pen feels good in the hand with and software is easy to use and setup.

With the lockdown and the arrival on the scene of virtual programmes such as Zoom and Teams. I needed a means to teach mathematics to my students over the internet. So, I invested in the XP PEN to see how easy is it to explain mathematics so that my students can follow the methodologies used in solving problems. This has been a great success to the extent I now ask all my students to purchase a board and pen. That way I can see their thinking and approach while they are working. It is fabulous

I assume ‘thickness’ mean ‘thinness’ , which it is, and I haven’t tried sheering it, so I don’t really know. I used this for my university Evolutionary Genetics course, taught online, to develop equations and formulae that I would otherwise do at the blackboard. This requires a bit of practice, and benefits from writing it out ahead of time for hand-eye coordination. Capacity to save the image afterward makes it available to support the web-page materials. Annotation afterward in different colors at different line width is useful. This flat pad is much easier to write on that vertical screens.

I bought this for my daughter who is in grade ten now, love to draw all day long, is so happy with it. In this budget it’s an unbelievable satisfying product that makes her happy. I strongly recommend this product.

This is amazing – just sensitive enough, precise, light, and large. I am not an artist but I’m already using it to make some cool art.

No complaints at all. Very accurate, no spurious pen-clicks. just works. I use mine with Ubuntu Linux 18 and 20 – works fine without any custom kernel modules, config or other messing about!

It made writing equations and teaching over Zoom much easier.

I was a little unsure about this product as I didn’t know the brand, but having recieved and used the device I am very happy with the built quality and performance.

This tablet is thin, sleek, simple, and it performs. I’m a professional game artist who has used Intuos pro tablets for the past dozen years. I’ve never had issues with them, but always felt they were overpriced and oversized for how insanely long this tech has been around. Adjusting to a new office setup, I felt that my large intuos pro was taking up far too much space; most of it useless bezel.

Despite all of the positive reviews, I was skeptical that I would be satisfied with the XP Pen Deco. But after using the new tablet for a few hours, it has exceeded my expectations. The design is clean and the quality is impressive. I lost a small amount of active space (the Deco is about 12″ diag vs 15″ on the intuos large) but the footprint is literally half the size of my intuos large in addition to being noticeably thinner.

The shape of the pen is comfortable and familiar. Pressure sensitivity and response feel great. The surface has slightly more resistance than my Wacom, but is also very smooth and consistent; less drag and texture than other tablets I’ve tried.

My ONLY gripe is regarding the rocker button on the pen. The placement is fine, but the upper portion is nearly flush with the body of the pen, which makes it difficult to press. Gluing a tiny piece of plastic to raise the button will be an easy fix, but it would be nice if I didn’t need to.

I’m a happy artist who just reclaimed some desk space. Frankly, I don’t see myself shelling out $400+ on a Wacom ever again. This tablet seems high quality and performs just as well for a fraction of the price. Great job XP Pen. Now I just need to find someone who wants a used Wacom.

I bought this drawing tablet to do remote teaching, and I’m really impressed with it. Very good value for the money, works really well out of the box. I’m using it with Krita on MacOS, and it’s just a very pleasant drawing experience. It’s very configurable via the PenTablet software you need to download separately. Might even be temped to take up digital painting now!

I bought this for my son and he loves it. Which is good enough for me.

Here’s one of the first things he made…

You have to find & then download the software from their site.

After this , as a no battery system, it works effortlessly – especially for the money.

Absolutely % happy with this product, its so easy to use, fantastic with Photoshop which is why I got it. I have recommended it to so many of my friends, and would recommend it to anyone, and the insurance is value for money as well.

I’ve used graphics tablets for everything — complete mouse replacement, generally — for many years.

The brand you already heard about — remain the best and most expensive.

Most of the alternatives, in the past few years, have been okay but the stylus has required power — usually a AAA battery and occasionally something rechargeable — which is fine but adds weight.

XP-Pen now make tablets that come with a passive stylus. Which is the thing that the Big Brand have had forever and was one of the main benefits. So this had to be worth a try, particularly since my previous tablet was getting a bit unreliable.

So the good stuff: the tablet comes with a protective, translucent sheet (also handy for tracing) and the whole thing is responsive, easy to install, configure and use (once you’ve switched off its default setting of using Windows Ink, anyway) and has a nicely professional look.

The bad stuff: if you’re anything like me, you’re going to need to configure two of the customisable buttons on the side of the tablet to replace the buttons on the stylus.

I can’t easily pin down exactly why the stylus doesn’t quite work for me. It might be something as simple as the positioning of the buttons; they might be slightly too hard to press, there might be something not quite right about the driver. Whatever the cause is, if you use a button on the stylus, it causes the pointer to move slightly before the action you intended happens — which can mean you right-click (if that’s the action you have mapped to the button) somewhere slightly different than you intended.

I’m used to mapping middle-click to a tablet button. But I’ve never had problems with my preferred button mappings before (the front button is double-click, the back is right-click) in any tablet I’ve ever had, from any manufacturer apart from XP-Pen.

The tablet’s good enough that I’ve decided to live with it, in the hope that it proves to be a driver issue and they notice and fix it. But it’s the only thing that prevents me from giving it a whole-hearted recommendation, sadly.

I haven’t done any painting or drawing in nearly 30 years, and I’ve never used a computer to do it either. So when it came to buying a tablet, I was clueless. But there have been so many positive reviews on the xpen, I thought I’d give it a go.
To start with, it came with everything you need, the pen is comfortable in the hand, and feels good against the tablet. The tablet comes with a protector, but seeing as I didn’t like the feel, it went in the bin. This is a great starter tablet, that’s easy to set up and use, I just wish I had bought one sooner, all u have to do know, us change the short cut keys. Honestly buy it, you won’t regret it.

I have nothing bad to say about this tablet. The device and packaging feel premium for such a cheap device. The accuracy of drawing and pressure sensitivity is spot on, and if it doesn’t suit you it can easily be calibrated in the software. Inclusion of a screen protector, spare nibs and glove are a great touch at this price point. It will make my online teaching much mre interactive. Highly recommended.

This is amazing. under a hundred bucks for this?

Feels amazing to draw on, the plastic on plastic is smooth yet textured.

Lots of area and I can draw on my 1440p screen naturally.

only gripe is the precision mode… it should be optional how big you want the window to be.

This is my first tablet and it did not break the bank getting it. Set up was a breeze and I’ve had it for a few months with no major “omg this is trash” issues with the tablet. It’s a really nice size for the price compared to other tablets which cost more and are smaller. I’m no Picasso and did not feel the need to purchase a tablet with a hefty price tag just to do basic drawings. In the end it comes down to the skill level of the person drawing and the program used to make the drawing. The tablet and pen are lightweight. There are extra nibs in the pen holder and the tablet has hotkeys that can be set up, but I’ve chosen not to do so at this time. It also came with a glove to prevent smudges and a protective cover for the tablet itself. Be sure to remove the plastic film on the tablet before you start to draw and before placing the protective cover over the tablet. It also comes with at adapter that allows you to connect the tablet to your phone. The connection is fine but the cursor doesn’t show up when using the tablet to draw in SketchBook and I had no pen pressure in SketchBook. I’ve been using it to practice in Medibang and Krita with no problems. I didn’t have any lag at all when using the tablet on my pc, but there was a few milliseconds of lag when I connected the tablet to my laptop. NOTE: the attached photo are from an image that I used for reference purposes only from google images and recreated on my own pc and I do not own the rights to the original.

First one I have ever used. But it is amazing for the price.