UGEE Q8W Drawing Tablet, 8.5 inch Bluetooth 5.0 Drawing Pad Large Active Area,Graphics Tablet with 8192 Levels Battery-Free Stylus, Tablet with Pen Support Windows、Mac OS and Chrome OS 88 or Later

Works well, great for tracing or freehand top keys are programable to your own needs and no cables to trip over. Would buy again if ever needed. One thing I would add is you have a thin cotton glove or something similar (not rubber or latex) use it while drawing as your skin tends to get a little sweaty and sticks to the surface, it does get annoying after a while.

This tablet was an impulse purchase as I wanted a better interface to edit photos with and possibly start digital art. I was recommended this via a close friend and I'm very grateful he did.The tablets size is perfect for those just starting to use graphics tablets, pressure sensitivity is perfect after a quick calibration and it's super easy to use after flicking through the user manual. You can allocate up to 4 programs at once that the Q6 can work with and this can easily be changed on windows 11. Functions are working to their full capacity and I'm very satisfied with how well this tablet has been working for me at the moment.

Very good product, takes a bit of time to get the hang of it. Mine came fully wrapped and protected although my sibling ordered it as well and theirs didnt come fully wrapped or protected. Box was half opened and one of the buttons doesnt work for them.

I was amazed at how big a tablet you get for your money and how great the pen that comes with it. I can use it at my desk but also sat on the sofa (with the laptop beside me and tablet on my knee)It does need to attach to a computer and it attaches fine to my desktop. I use my old Windows 7 laptop with a VGA to HDMI converter as it doesn't have an HDMI port. (The USB C to C converter didn't work for me)Benefits of a big screen means I can clearly see all the tiny tool icons and it feels like I have a touch screen monitor on my knee. So pretty much doing all my computer work on it.To my joy I discovered Krita a completely free graphics package online (similar to photoshop but much easier to use. Great for drawing, painting and animation with plenty of free online tutorials to help you use it)So if you are just starting to use tablets or don't yet have a graphics package I definitely recommend Krita to use with this Ugee tablet as a match made in heaven.Having used this Tablet and software for less than a week I can only say that it is addictive. Its wonderful to draw directly onto the computer and so easily. I love the pen. It reacts well to the different pressure on the screen and the end works as a digital rubber/eraser.Now I've started using this size screen I'm totally spoilt and could never go back to a smaller screen. What a bargain compared with other brands.

I ordered this tablet for using as a whiteboard during remote meetings.- In general, I found it acceptable, but it’s taking some time to learn how to actually write on it while looking at the monitor and the results do not come even close to actually using a whiteboard and a secondary camera.- I think that the method for selecting the monitor area where the tablet is to operate is unnecessarily clunky and difficult, and way way too small! I suspect the programmer never actually had to use it in earnest (or they are total sadists). It would have cost them nothing to make it bigger instead of wasting most of the window’s space (see photo)- The tablet seems to interfere with the operation of the actual mouse- I am quite disappointed with the seller. I had asked them a question before buying the tablet, but I received no answer whatsoever.

I would love to tell you how it is, but IF YOU ARE WANTING FOR PC, you will need the 3 in 1 cable.This means that it can be plugged via HDMI, one USB and USB to plug socket.Extra £20 for something that should really come with it, I will follow this review when this cable arrives...

I have two Chromebooks a Lenovo S330 and Lenovo Ideapad, the former has an HDMI port so the 3 in 1 cable works fine with it, the Ideapad does not have an HDMI port so you need to order the usb C to usb C cable to connect to your usb C socket, the Ideapad has another charging port on the opposite side so don't worry about you computer running down as it provides the power for the U1200 or U1600 tablet, but don't think you can use any cable, you need to buy the Ugee one, Amazon offer you the option to do this when you purchase your U1200 or U1600 graphics monitor. The 3 in 1 cable comes with your monitor. However, with Chromebooks it is a plug & play system so no drivers are required, the drawback you haven't the driver to set up the stylus, but most art software has options to set the pressure for you stylus, note on Ibispaint you need to set the stylus to the sonar pen. After all this technical stuff, the U1200 works fine on both my Chromebooks and I don't find the U1200 too small like some Youtube reviewers say (they're mainly professioners). It is a great drawing experience and many others have pointed out their young children can use it as I do at 74. Never too old to go digital, and have fun.