Drawing Tablet, UGEE M708 Graphics Drawing Tablet V3 with 10 * 6 inch, 8192 Level Pressure Battery Free Pen Stylus, 8 Hot Keys Compatible with Windows PC Macbook Chromebook Linux for Digital Drawing

I liked the ease of installation instructions and size of drawing area. The pen works really well.

I brought this for my daughter who has had much more expensive pads in the past. Because she needed one for just a few months I choose this one because of the reviews. To my astonishment she absolutely loves it, the sensitivity is above what she is used to, the quality is excellent and it's performance is great. It comes with some very useful extras which have enhanced her experience. Excellent value for money.

It is very good tablet at half the price of a Wacom device, I use it for fine detailed work in Photoshop and find it is excellent for this close up work.I did have an issue with the connection but the supplier were very quick to respond and resolve the matter.

I’ll be honest—when I first got the UGEE M708, I wasn’t expecting much. “How good can a drawing tablet this affordable actually be?” I thought. Well, joke’s on me, because this thing turned me from a doodler to a full-on digital Picasso (well, almost).First off, the size: 10x6 inches of pure creative real estate. It’s like having a digital canvas that fits on my cluttered desk without making me feel like I’m working on a postage stamp. The pressure sensitivity? 8192 levels. I don’t even know if my emotions have that many layers, but this tablet handles every stroke like a pro.And the pen! No batteries, no charging—just grab it and go. It’s lightweight and so smooth that I’ve started pretending I’m signing important documents during meetings just for fun. Plus, it comes with extra nibs, which is great because I have a talent for losing tiny things.Now, let’s talk hotkeys. The 8 customizable buttons on the side are a game-changer. At first, I had no idea what to program them for, but now they’re like my personal cheat sheet for shortcuts. (Zoom in? Done. Undo my bad decisions? Double done.)Setup was a breeze. I plugged it into my MacBook, downloaded the drivers, and voilà—instant creative freedom.so basically, unless you’re still rocking a typewriter, this tablet has you covered.A minor gripe: the pen holder feels a bit wobbly. But honestly, it’s not a dealbreaker—I’ve just upgraded to “carefully placed mug” storage.If you’re on the fence, let me tell you: this tablet is proof you don’t need to sell a kidney to get pro-level tools. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist looking for a reliable sidekick, the UGEE M708 will have you questioning why you didn’t switch to digital sooner.Would I recommend it? Let’s just say I’ve already converted half my friends. Prepare to unleash your inner Bob Ross!

I was originally a bit disappointed because I was using it with paint. The free to use Mydraw application sorted this out. I think it's great for the price. The inbuilt function keys work well with MyDraw. Great colours and effects, pen does the job. Multilayering provided by MyDraw. Very happy with this tablet.

Good product, well packaged, but struggling to setup and use effectively.

Bought for a colleague in the office to help with graphical content the were very pleased no complaints so far.

It is a big improvement from my tiny ~3" drawing table that was my first. This tablet so far is great for drawing, and for my casual Osu sessions. It has 8 buttons on the tablet - but I never really need to use them; but there is one that is handy for bring up the tablet's driver/software settings to quickly change which parts of the screen it goes to (As I have a 2 monitor setup, it works fine but the settings are slightly hidden away to pick the area it projects to)