XP-Pen Deco Pro Professional Graphics Drawing Tablet With 8192 Levels Pen Pressure Battery-Free Pen 8 Shortcut Keys Support Windows, Mac & Android (Medium)

Fast delivery, great product quality and does what I need

it is amazing, dont wates your money with the most expensive as this one delivery an amazing performace

Sono arrivato a questa tavoletta dopo vari passaggi in altre marche anche molto pi blasonate, che dire… per il mio utilizzo perfetta! Ho aspettato qualche tempo per scrivere una breve recensione, per provarla a fondo e devo dire che mi ha soddisfatto in pieno. Su Windows 11 stata riconosciuta subito, i driver sono stabili e funzionali, permettono di configurarla in modo ottimale in base alle proprie esigenze. A livello tecnico funziona perfettamente, legge bene la pressione, l’inclinazione ed molto precisa. Personalmente ho optato per la versione cablata, perch sono vecchia scuola e preferisco ancora avere tutto collegato con cavi, ma si tratta di una preferenza del tutto personale! Sia la tavoletta che la penna sono costruite con materiale ottimi e assemblate in modo ineccepibile, maneggiandole si ha la sensazione di prodotti fatti per durare nel tempo! Se siete alla ricerca di una tavoletta avanzata, e non avete bisogno di un pen display, mi sento di consigliarvi senza remore questa xp-pen, prodotto pro ad un prezzo molto valido!

I wanted to use a graphics tablet(GT) for a retro game I am writing and I’ve now been able to use the retro software on my laptop with this GT. (zx-Paintbrush)
I’ve used the Clip Studio Pro trial and it’s lovely to use with the pen!
Still learning but so far so good!

Non conoscevo questo prodotto, mi sono fatto consigliare da un amico per mio figlio a cui piace disegnare, da un primo utilizzo la lavagnetta non sembra male, segue bene i comandi ed e’ facile da usare.

The XP-PEN DECO Pro MW graphic drawing tablet is an excellent piece of kit. I got this for my university student son to try out and I can definitely say he was very impressed. I will base the next part of my review on his feedback:
The XP-Pen is a really lovely device, that is excellent for beginners in drawing and is especially a handy tool for those using it to make notes digitally on their PC. It comes packaged with a pen that has multiple replaceable nibs and it can connect via Bluetooth or USB-c cable. It also comes with an artist glove. As a budget option, I’d heavily recommend this option as it has many necessary features and is even more useful if you have the drivers installed which you can get online. I’ve been heavily using this product for months and have not once encountered an issue. I can definitely recommend this for beginners in digital art or those that want a more convenient method of writing notes.

This is an excellent product at a reasonable price. It comes in a nice box and all the items are very well packed inside.

The graphic tablet is very easy to set up, I haven’t used a graphics tablet in a long time – and aside from the poor usability, it was very difficult to set up and came with a CD full of cryptic drivers. It was also not Mac compatible. This XP-PEN tablet is so much better in many ways. Setup was near-instant via bluetooth, and the unit itself is very slim and ergonomic. The drawing surface is a great size and does not feel limiting, especially for detailed graphic work or 3D designs. Windows ink is also surprisingly useful, another software I had not used before this. The deco pro software provides a lot more options for specific actions, and I would definitely recommend you install it. The included glove is a nice touch to prevent accidental jerking motions and ruin your lovely artwork!

This drawing tablet from XP-Pen is very well put together and, in the box, you get the Tablet, Pen, Pen Holder, Spare Nibs, USB-C to USB-A cable, Glove and Instructions. You do really need to download the free-of-charge XP-Pen software, which enables you to adjust the Work Area, Pen Settings, Shortcut Keys and Roller/Touch. It is very thin and lightweight, making it ideal for travel.

On one side you have a dual function wheel and eight shortcut keys. These keys, along with the buttons on the pen, can be set with a specific shortcut. Enabling you to tailor then to your own needs. These shortcuts can also be set by application.

You have a choice one one-of-three free software packages to download, these vary slightly in what they offer, and you can find the one that is best suited to what you want to do with the tablet.

I found drawing with this tablet to be very easy to do and it is very smooth. Latency is not bad, although it does increase the faster you draw. I did find myself pushing the pen buttons by mistake but that it most probably down to practice. You get plenty of spare nibs for as and when you need them. You do get a handy glove, that stops the tablet thinking your hand is the pen. This is soft and smooth and very comfortable to use.

This can be used with an android device, although you are restricted to portrait orientation only. Being left-handed, I was able to have the wheel and buttons and the right-hand side. This is since you can rotate the screen orientation between 0 and 270-degrees.

You do need to bear in mind that the performance of this tablet is going to be partly down to the laptop/PC you are using, and I have found that older tech is a bit slower and can struggle a little.

IF you have limited space and/or want to travel with your tablet, then this does tick a lot of boxes.

Overall, it is hard to fault this very good quality drawing tablet.

I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading.
NB. For a sizing guide, squares in photos are 1cm.

This really surprised me at the quality and functions for the money. We have an older Wacom Bamboo laying around, and I remember the sticker shock I got when I saw what that entry level product cost. At the time of this review the XP-PEN was only 127GBP for the larger version, a real steal. Installation was simple and all the controls are easy to use. Some folks have found the stylus a bit large but I haven’t found that to be an issue at all. The stylus comes in a case that contains extra nibs and the top serves as a stand for the stylus which is kind of nice, but I think the case would be a bit bulky to carry around if you needed the whole thing to be portable. But those are nits– it seems to have good accuracy, works with GIMP, in general feels like a real deal.

This Graphic/Drawing tablet by XP-PEN is a versatile and very decent for beginners or intermediate users. This version of the product line has a focus on wireless connectivity and minimal hassle. The tablet has a built in 1500 mAh battery and can connect wirelessly over Bluetooth 5.0 with the included USB receiver. The stylus is also battery free and activates the immediately bringing it close to the tablet. If wireless isn’t required in your setup, you can plug in the tablet with a USB-C cable which will charge it and pass through data.

Inside the box you get quite a few different bits and accessories, 8x replacementpen nibs are included inside the pen holder, along with various cables (plus a handy micro-USB to USB-A adaptor for connecting an older phone) you might need for connecting and charging the tablet. Also included is a drawing glove which is a nice added bonus, it helps to reduce smudging and helps your hand glide smoothly over the surface whilst adding comfort and grip.

The tablet itself has a great build quality, the aluminium uni-body design makes it feel solid and durable. The tablet is slim and lightweight at 7mm and 860 grams. The pen holder that contains the USB receiver and spare nips is made of plastic but feels decent enough, it has a rubber grip on the top and bottom which is a nice touch. The only point to mention is I found it really difficult to get the stylus out of the pen holder, it sticks out but not enough to get a grip on and makes it tricky to remove, but this seemed to get a bit easier after a few times – the trick is to not push the pen too far in the holder.

The included instructions granted are not the best written, but it doesn’t take too much of a genius to set this up, as long as you have a bit of experience with these things you should be fine. XP Pen have drivers readily available for Mac OS which is what I am using, Windows and Linux operating systems (supposedly it also works with Android/Chrome OS, but I have not tested this). Included with the drivers is an application called ‘PenTablet’ that allows you to customise the tablets settings and macro key buttons. It has a fairly basic design but the software is intuitive, it has plenty of customisation options without it feeling too overwhelming or unfriendly to use. If you spend time tweaking and setting it up, you can get it to do pretty much whatever you’d like – for example you can easily setup the buttons to launch your favourite drawing app or set them to different shortcut keys. You can setup different hotkeys for the application you are in, but it’s important to know that these keys will only work if the PenTablet software is running in the background at all times.

One feature I didn’t realise immediately is that the dial wheel actually doubles up as a mouse which can be useful for quickly selecting another tool, or you can set it to roller mode for scrolling across large digital canvas’s which I found to be the most useful function. It also has LED lights built into the ring that shine blue when you are connected over Bluetooth – and there are some lights on the drawing surface itself that illuminate when you bring the pen close to it. The tablet has 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity which you can see being triggered in realtime in the PenTab software if you want to adjust the pressure curve. I find the placement of the 2 button toggles on the pen to be a little too easy to press, especially if you have larger fingers, it takes a bit of getting used to and you can disable the buttons if required in the software. The surface of the tablet has a matte finish which you can feel through the pen.

Overall its a nice piece of kit, certainly everything a beginner would need or an upgrade for a more intermediate user that’s at a sensible price point. The build quality and included accessories mean this should last a good while and hold up to a very fair amount of usage, and the software is very customisable and decent as well, plus it should get better with future software updates. Thank you for reading my review, if you found it helpful let me know below!