XP-Pen StarG640 Graphics Drawing Tablet Pen Tablet (6x4 Size, 8192 Levels of Pressure Sensitivity, Battery Free Stylus and 20 Replacement nibs), Black

Good product... Good sensitive.. nice design.. easily one can write.. plug and play

QUALITY OF PRODUCT EXCELLENTTHERE NOLAG ISSUEBEST PRODUCT FOR MAKING NOTE IN PC ONLY I DONT RECOMMED TO BUY FOR ANY ANDRIODFOR ANY FRIST TIME USER I SUGGEST TO PURCHASE IN BIG SIZES SO THIS ONLY CONS IN THE PRODUCT .ABOVE IS 3 DAYS REVIEW OF MY PRODUCT

The media could not be loaded. The design is super minimalistic, which I love because it feels like you're getting exactly what you need without any extra fluff. Despite the low price, it performs very well - it’s responsive, precise, and perfect for all sorts of tasks. I’ve used it for digital art as well as note taking for my engineering course. Its built quality seems pretty solid which is also a big relief.

This is my first time using a drawing tablet. After some minor adjustments, it is working so smoothly. I did not experience any lag while using Sketchbook or Photoshop. Performance is above average for an entry level product.The only downside I saw was the thickness of the tablet. It is very thin. The feel is ok and is comfortable but it is so thin. The working area is quite small so need to compromise or get a bigger size.My verdict is- Go for it, worth the money, affordable, very responsive.

A perfect buy if your are thinking to buy a tablet. Make you ease to read, u can draw, make a notes, comfort for write , functions are fabulous, Button as working good for ease assis.Cons - OS of the tablet is bit slow down by using..

The pen works as described and I use it extensively for editing my photographs on Photoshop. Ever since I started using this tablet and Pen combo my editing skills have gone up a whole lot more and the resulting images look way better. This is primarily due to my editing workflow where I edit selective areas of the images as I see fit. The pressure sensitivity comes real handy to manipulate the opacity or intensity of the brush strokes and it opens a whole new dimension of photo editing.Learning to use this for the first time is quite simple and you will quickly get a hang of the tablets co-ordination to onscreen mouse pointer location. While all is good there are still some negatives that needs to be pointed out.1) The right click and left button on the pen is actually a big nuisance since I always end up pressing one of the button unintentionally. I personally haven't tried the other more expensive tablets so don't really know how this pen's button layout is different on the other pens. Do they too have the same accidental button press??? Not sure, but this definitely does have that...2) The quality and feel of the pen is not right. Its too plasticky and light, and does not replicate the feel of an actual pen due to this. Its not a big concern for me but would have loved to have a heavier pen.3) The nibs supplied wear out too soon. After a few weeks of usage the nibs feel like they are scratching on the tablet surface instead of writing on the tablet, which dosent give a good feel4) The size of the tablet itself is about the size of a mouse pad and sometimes it can feel a little restrictive, unless you zoom into the image to make more precise and fine adjustment strokesAll in all its a good buy for starters or for those on a budget. I picked this up to primarily test my new workflow using the tablet and pen. I will use this for a few more months till I wear out all my nibs and probably go for a more expensive and bigger professional tablet soon.

The quality of the product is really nice and the pad really feels very much premium. There's no lag while writing on it and the functionality of the pad and the pen is calibrated really well.

Not working on windows 7. Not so easy to write