You should have a combination of all the characters you've drawn in one picture 1 day you know. Using your best drawing/graphics tablet. Would be really cool to see.
I agree! It would look really cool! I recently did the same with my OCs, it's really inspiring to have all of them put together next to each other. It creates links that you didn't expect - so maybe Brad will get inspired to make a comics or an animated movie by doing this! one can dream^^
If your getting an XP-Pen display, I highly recommend the ones with the wheel. Sure, I love my 22e Pro, though I am kinda bummed that I missed its successor with the wheel by a few months. I recommend the Artist 13.3 to my mom for image manipulation, and having used the wheel myself I fell in love with it. If anything I wish there were two wheels on the left side and then it would be perfect to take over all my most used keyboard shortcuts.
@@mountaindeu6765 any XP-Pen models with the red ring by the shortcut keys. The knob just feels very natural for zooming in and out and changing brush sizes. You can still do those action with shortcuts, but with a wheel you can essentially program both the increase and decrease value functions to a single input rather than programing them to two separate keys. XP-pen also supports changing one of the shortcut keys to switch the knob from zoom mode to brush size mode. Though I find this kind of clunky. I like using it for my brush size and use my z key to control the zoom with my mouse (at least in adobe programs)
I’ve been considering this model or the XP Pen Artist Pro 16 literally because I’m trying to justify my wants for the wheel lol. This comment might have convinced me to go for the Pro 16
its a shame this one doesnt come with a stand :( i have the 1st gen artist 16 and the stand is incredible; you can go from completely flat to even a little past vertical and its wonderful
@@laos85 Agreed! both Huion and XP Pen have some driver issues and their support communication is less that stellar, Huion drivers completely killed my PC and left me with so much lag I could not output my work. I'm using XP Pen now and will never touch a Huion product again. I had a Cintiq 24 HD and would love to have another but the XP Pen 22 is bright and clean and more than 1/2 of the price less in cost.
@@charliemartian8720 Is your Wacom still working? Did you need to call their customer support and were there any issues? Wacoms are twice as expensive but do they last twice as long.
@@seannorton69 the tablet itself was working fine overall. There was some dimming but that's to be expected. I used it every day and also took really good care of it. It was just too big and heavy for my new work set up with multiple monitors. I could never reach my keyboard comfortably. I started looking at 22-in tablets. I agree. Wacom is better as far as their drivers, I still don't think that justifies the financial investment. Last time I looked a 22-in Wacom from 2019 which has not had an update is still 1300.00 they could easily cut the price of that in half. If they want $1,300, I think they need to upgrade it, update it and get rid of all those cords and reduce it to a single connection. What are your thoughts?
There still has not been a better XPpen pen than the first Artist 12. PN06. No wobble. No static. Good activation. Smh They were getting back to that quality with the PA2 but we're back to square one
Thanks for the review. Do you think XP-Pen will ever update their pens with less wobble? Is there an alternative pen that can be used with this tablet?
@@Edinburgh1000 True, if they've gone this long they probably won't be fixing it anytime soon. I currently use a Cintiq 24 Pro, but I like to keep up on the developments of the Wacom competitors in case this one ever dies on me and I need to replace it.
Hey Brad, I dig your info - thank you! I switched to an XP Pen 22 2nd Gen. I was using a 24 HD Cintiq, but needed to update, I tried Huion (arrrgh drivers) and what I am hoping with future reviews is more details about the drivers and settings. The driver for the Huion 22 messed up my PC with horrible lag and their customer service was terrible and no option for return with them. XP Pen drivers were a lot better but I am finding that I am having to restart my PC about every other day I use it because the drivers just stop recognizing the stylus?? happens on two different PC's. The build is great , but drivers are soooo important and make or break the experience. Thoughts?
you're actually lucky.. in some case huion driver causes a blue screen.. like mine, it makes my computer into a blue screen every 10 min.. lucky me it actually only happen when I use duplicate display, and not when I'm using extended display.. If anyone have the same problem as me maybe this can help you
@@Ehito12 the huion tablet created so much lag that I could not work productively in my daily output. Their support was so bad. I sent them videos and pictures as they requested and they kept coming up with new things to ask for and then they finally said that hopefully they'll fix this problem sometime. The device might work for a short-term review, but people are using multiple monitors and multiple applications and that definitely should be taken in consideration in future reviews in my opinion. No matter what, always create a restore point before doing any kind of updating to a tablet driver
@@justarandomtomato_ that's great to read that it works for you. I've got hours banked dealing with their customer service and it was absolutely pathetic. The only reason I was able to return it is that I talked to Amazon and they took it back and I took a hit and pay the restocking fee.
@@lazyleafcomics5492 I also have this doubt. I'm using a Cintiq companion hybrid that has almost 7 years of use and despite the signs of use it still works perfectly.
@@lazyleafcomics5492 tbh, it still works good. I recently experienced a little bit of latency, but idk if it's due to the tablet or if it's the software (Clip Studio Paint EX)/CPU.
Is it good for left hand artists? I always see these drawing tablets made for right hand artists, so I'm too scared to spend the money.(I've tried looking for the answer online but I went unanswered.) If so I want to go ahead and buy this as it's everything I am looking for.
I'm very dissatisfied with this tablet, I've requested a refund before but they just sent me a replacement pen... Wobble still there... Your line of work is the same as mine... I hate this... I just wasted 400$ and I get stressed...
I have the 15.6 (First Gen) and never plug the second USB (red one) On my computer. I plugged it once, but unplugged after, and stills working as expected. Don't know about other models. It's nice to have the option to use just one usb-c cable.
Hey I have a question does this have social media like RUclips and editing apps cause I would like to upload my animations on RUclips and also does this have flipaclip it's another animation app please and thank you
I hate the world "Budget" I use pen tablets professionally and prefer the smaller size as a professional choice. Budget doesn't mean cheap or crappy..spending more doesn't make your skills better, we need a new word.
Hi all! I'm new to the field of digital sculpture and I'm looking to get started. I've come across two versions, the XP-Pen Artist 16 (2nd Gen) & the Huion Kamvas pro 16 (Full HD - Not 4k). I'm uncertain which one would be better. I've tried researching their features and even their release years, but I couldn't find much information. Which one would you guys recomend?
I wish I could find someone reliable review this for 3D stuff, like sculpting in Maya or even Blender because that is what I would mostly use it for. I'm not sure how the wave issue thing interacts with sculpting at all, would love to see that sort of thing.
I use my old Xp-Pen 15.6 (before the pro version) with ZBrush with no problems at all. Had some calibration issues in the past, but they got fixed (software updates).
Did u buy the 15.6? Cuz I can get the 15.6 for 250$ and this from video at 250$ too, but I can get the pro 16(1st gen) for 270$, what u think it would be good for me to pick?
To be honest, it doesn't even matter, it will be similar experience. I realized, that even non screen tablets are good too and more portable. Bigger the better, newer = better. All of these display tablets cost way too much just for a drawing screen so it depends on the deal. Main thing is your skill in drawing app for work you do.
I've used it before and it's good but I couldn't figure out the bucket tool and then it crashed and deleted my progress so I got mad and deleted it lol
please review light brush, it's a free web painting tool, I think people need to know about it. it's fully featured with layers, masks, custom brushes, color blending with any brush, and has a few special things, like spree - which allows to retouch recently laid color without affecting whats underneath, among other things.
Yea, I got mine just after they placed it live on their official website... I regret the purchase, I should have just gotten the Xp Pen Artist Pro 16 (with the x3 pen with eraser thing) and yea... I'm annoyed with the line wobble. i regret my purchase.
Honestly I’ve fallen too much in love with scroll wheels. If it doesn’t have a wheel it doesn’t really clock in for me. I know it sounds weird but I like having that dial to adjust to exactly what I want for zoom/brush size every time without clicking buttons repeatedly.
Yes! My gaomon tablet also has the bottom shortcut key set so my scroll wheel can switch between three different settings, it’s made my workflow so much faster
First of all I use your reviews before I buy anything on the assumption they are going to work but I think it significant that the problems of DRIVERS with XP Pen Artist account for more than 4 out of 5 issues. This together with the fact that they ignore any request for help if the issue is beyond their competence. All the best to you and when you do the little dance and incantations ensure you have one for XP tablets that do not work.
Sorry for my unknowledge... This tablet-pad, needs pc or monitor to work? Can i take it on the beach or in the car to draw? I want it as a present for my daughter...!
It's not a tablet with its own OS, it needs to connect via cable to something like a PC/Laptop in order to mirror the screen. If you want a standalone device for drawing iPad etc. is your best bet.
Hey Brad. been a big fan of your reviews as well as getting to see your artwork for a while! finally biting the bullet and getting a display tablet for the girlfriend for Xmas. I know this is the newest of the 16" tablets from XP-pen, but do you recommend it over the Artist 15.6 Pro or the Artist Pro 16? I'm having a tough time trying to decide. Thx in advance!!
Look up at the wobbly lines at 07:04 . Seems like the new 2nd gen line ups have this wobbly mechanical lines (i watch the 10, 12 and 16 2nd gen from Brad videos, all have these wobbly lines). A bit turn off. The previous models dont have that obviously pretty bad wobbly lines.
Hi. Im planning to buy a tablet and I'm torn between The Artist 15.6 pro and the Artist 16 2nd gen . They are almost the same price . The pro has a stand and a pen case? and I'm considering it but it is getting old now. But, Which is better for the long run? Are the new features on the 2nd gen worth more than the free accessories from the pro?
@@cheesycheese8451 No the external tempered glass screen protector adds the wobble. So it's either wobble with screen protection or micro scratches with smooth lines.
Hello! Can you help me on choosing the right pen display, I watched your review in the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro and this (XP-Pen Artist 16 2nd Gen). For you, which device is better? Thanks a lot!
Brad *I won't rest until I've reviewed every graphic tablet in existance* Srsly. You are the only person where I watch even similar seeming videos, cause you know how to present :p
Hi! Thank you very much for your videos. I watched several already. I have been trying to learn about these articles to have a christmas present for my wife (she is a digital animator and I know she really want a drawing tablet that she does not need to connect to the laptop). After my not even amateur research during the last days, I came to the conclusion that the Artist 16 could be a good choice, nevertheless, I would like, if possible, your recommendation on getting the artist 16 2nd gen or the artist 16 pro? Could you please help me with this choice? Which one do you think could be more convenient for her?
Decided to get one of these or the Pro (not TP) version. How much does the display itself weigh? Can't find the weight of both anywhere. Since I want take it with me to locations it would be great to know how light or heavy they are.
Hmm, the USB C wouldn't be any kind of trouble for me, I got that lying around anyway since my cell phone uses one. I'd be more interested in knowing if I could give a 180 turn, so I can use it properly ^^' I'm nowhere near using any type of pro artist tools, I still love drawing offline most and use drawing programs for photo manipulation and to clean up stuff and I actually got a Wacom One for that, but find that kinda impractical - I'd really rather try to find a pen display, ideally one that fits into the bag with my laptop, I don't need one that's the size of my desk ^^'
I just got this tablet and I’m having a hard time getting it to work with my brand new MacBook Air. The tablet won’t show what’s actually on my computer screen but the mouse will still have some function. When went to instal the driver it said to make sure I was on Mac OS Big Sur but I’m currently running Mac OS Monterey and I think that’s screwing it up but I’m not to sure. Anyone have any ideas? This is my first time setting up a drawing tablet so any help would be very helpful!
Yeah recently I bought their Graphic Tablet (in pink!) And I found out that I do not like this new 3x chip pen! I had to raise my stabilization more! So I got their previous model, the Deco Fun Small! I think its perfect for me since I draw in a small space and don't need express keys! If I were to go back to Display Tablets, I think I'm jumping ship to Huion! (Sorry, Wacom too pricy for me!)
A video using a screen less drawing surface like the "one by Wacom" connected to an Apple Silicon Mac drawing in procreate would be an interesting video. To see the One by Wacom drawing work in Procreate like on an ipad but on the mac and looking at the monitor instead of drawing on the touch screen of an ipad
If your budget is $200 for a Drawing Screen Tablet. Just Don't. You're just wasting money. Buy a Screen-less tablet instead. I would suggest Wacom Intous pro S to M. They would last a life-time and have better pen sensitivity than most of these Non-Wacom Screen tablets brands.
Brad! I have a question! Can something like this work as a second monitor on an iPad with stage manager? Curious if there’s a tablet display that will work with stage manager cause that could be a game changer! Thanks!
Interesting idea, though I would assume that the pen would be come blunt in use, like any mouse you connect to the iPad. It wouldn’t have the drivers to support working like the apple pencil. Doubt it could be powered by a single usb cable to the iPad. You would probably need a split usb cable to deliver power by another means like a battery bank. I see no reason why it shouldn’t work as a second display as long as you take the previous concessions into account. I can see it being useful in the context of using the tablet for drawing on a computer at home and as more screen real-estate on the go on the ipad. These are only slightly more than most IPS portable monitors I’ve seen online.
@@penholder7765 The 24 seems brighter and obviously it’s bigger. But other than that, you can’t tell the difference. And the answer to my question is yes. The one driver works on both.
@davesilva9174 1 second ago Has anyone used this with Blender on a Macbook Pro? Looking into 3-D modeling for future toy/action figure design and Nomad is limited. Thanks!
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6 days ago? This video was REALLY in the works! Also I just bought an iPad Air 5 with Procreate and I’m looking at buying your course!
You should have a combination of all the characters you've drawn in one picture 1 day you know. Using your best drawing/graphics tablet. Would be really cool to see.
I agree! It would look really cool! I recently did the same with my OCs, it's really inspiring to have all of them put together next to each other. It creates links that you didn't expect - so maybe Brad will get inspired to make a comics or an animated movie by doing this! one can dream^^
And then sell it as poster xD
If your getting an XP-Pen display, I highly recommend the ones with the wheel. Sure, I love my 22e Pro, though I am kinda bummed that I missed its successor with the wheel by a few months. I recommend the Artist 13.3 to my mom for image manipulation, and having used the wheel myself I fell in love with it. If anything I wish there were two wheels on the left side and then it would be perfect to take over all my most used keyboard shortcuts.
I actually dislike the wheel a lot, I've bumped into it a few times. I ended up turning it off.
I would much prefer this version I think.
What's a wheel? I need to know this by tom co'z my parents are going to buy it tomorrow
@@mountaindeu6765 any XP-Pen models with the red ring by the shortcut keys. The knob just feels very natural for zooming in and out and changing brush sizes. You can still do those action with shortcuts, but with a wheel you can essentially program both the increase and decrease value functions to a single input rather than programing them to two separate keys.
XP-pen also supports changing one of the shortcut keys to switch the knob from zoom mode to brush size mode. Though I find this kind of clunky. I like using it for my brush size and use my z key to control the zoom with my mouse (at least in adobe programs)
I’ve been considering this model or the XP Pen Artist Pro 16 literally because I’m trying to justify my wants for the wheel lol. This comment might have convinced me to go for the Pro 16
me only need the display, The keyboard combo shortcut is still the best and fastest for me
its a shame this one doesnt come with a stand :( i have the 1st gen artist 16 and the stand is incredible; you can go from completely flat to even a little past vertical and its wonderful
I just bought an iPad Air 5 with Procreate and I’m looking at buying his course!
Question for you Brad, what drawing tablet or screen do you use on the daily?
he is using mobile tablet device like ipad and samsung tab
xp pen is absolutely dominating Wacom when it comes to price per performance
I like XP PEN's shortcut keys and dial wheel 10,000 times more than any Wacom's. But XP PEN needs the drawing performance and reliable of Wacom.
@@laos85 💯
@@laos85 Agreed! both Huion and XP Pen have some driver issues and their support communication is less that stellar, Huion drivers completely killed my PC and left me with so much lag I could not output my work. I'm using XP Pen now and will never touch a Huion product again. I had a Cintiq 24 HD and would love to have another but the XP Pen 22 is bright and clean and more than 1/2 of the price less in cost.
@@charliemartian8720 Is your Wacom still working? Did you need to call their customer support and were there any issues? Wacoms are twice as expensive but do they last twice as long.
@@seannorton69 the tablet itself was working fine overall. There was some dimming but that's to be expected. I used it every day and also took really good care of it. It was just too big and heavy for my new work set up with multiple monitors. I could never reach my keyboard comfortably. I started looking at 22-in tablets. I agree. Wacom is better as far as their drivers, I still don't think that justifies the financial investment. Last time I looked a 22-in Wacom from 2019 which has not had an update is still 1300.00 they could easily cut the price of that in half. If they want $1,300, I think they need to upgrade it, update it and get rid of all those cords and reduce it to a single connection. What are your thoughts?
There still has not been a better XPpen pen than the first Artist 12. PN06. No wobble. No static. Good activation. Smh They were getting back to that quality with the PA2 but we're back to square one
watching a new brad video always makes me happy, this looks great!
Hi. Please tell me, I'm at a loss. Is it worth buying it? I want Artist 16 (2nd Gen) or Artist 15.6 pro
I bought Artist 16 2gn
@@slawastr4619how is your experience so far with it?
@@slawastr4619 how's your experience?
@@umontortle I like
@@slawastr4619 Hi is it worth it? I’m really short on money and this is my last option 😅
Thanks for the review. Do you think XP-Pen will ever update their pens with less wobble? Is there an alternative pen that can be used with this tablet?
I'm using Clip Studio Paint for my work flow and their stabilization is most excellent! : )
@@Edinburgh1000 True, if they've gone this long they probably won't be fixing it anytime soon. I currently use a Cintiq 24 Pro, but I like to keep up on the developments of the Wacom competitors in case this one ever dies on me and I need to replace it.
Whoo! Pen dance! Always makes me smile. Thanks again for another thoughtful review!
Hey Brad, I dig your info - thank you! I switched to an XP Pen 22 2nd Gen. I was using a 24 HD Cintiq, but needed to update, I tried Huion (arrrgh drivers) and what I am hoping with future reviews is more details about the drivers and settings. The driver for the Huion 22 messed up my PC with horrible lag and their customer service was terrible and no option for return with them. XP Pen drivers were a lot better but I am finding that I am having to restart my PC about every other day I use it because the drivers just stop recognizing the stylus?? happens on two different PC's. The build is great , but drivers are soooo important and make or break the experience. Thoughts?
you're actually lucky.. in some case huion driver causes a blue screen.. like mine, it makes my computer into a blue screen every 10 min.. lucky me it actually only happen when I use duplicate display, and not when I'm using extended display..
If anyone have the same problem as me maybe this can help you
@@Ehito12 the huion tablet created so much lag that I could not work productively in my daily output. Their support was so bad. I sent them videos and pictures as they requested and they kept coming up with new things to ask for and then they finally said that hopefully they'll fix this problem sometime. The device might work for a short-term review, but people are using multiple monitors and multiple applications and that definitely should be taken in consideration in future reviews in my opinion. No matter what, always create a restore point before doing any kind of updating to a tablet driver
How's your drawing experience with the xppen 22 so far?
Interesting actually, because my HS611 runs completely fine. Zero bugs and zero performance issues.
@@justarandomtomato_ that's great to read that it works for you. I've got hours banked dealing with their customer service and it was absolutely pathetic. The only reason I was able to return it is that I talked to Amazon and they took it back and I took a hit and pay the restocking fee.
I ended up getting their Innovator 16 a couple years back when it was released; how would you compare the new Artist 16 to that?
wanted to ask you, how is your innovator 16 holding up? I want to know if their products last the test of time
My screen stopped working after around a year… I use it like a regular drawing tablet now
@@lazyleafcomics5492 I also have this doubt. I'm using a Cintiq companion hybrid that has almost 7 years of use and despite the signs of use it still works perfectly.
@@lazyleafcomics5492 tbh, it still works good. I recently experienced a little bit of latency, but idk if it's due to the tablet or if it's the software (Clip Studio Paint EX)/CPU.
Is it good for left hand artists? I always see these drawing tablets made for right hand artists, so I'm too scared to spend the money.(I've tried looking for the answer online but I went unanswered.) If so I want to go ahead and buy this as it's everything I am looking for.
Only here for the glove dance, sorry Brad. :-P (but glove dance = like)
I love XP Pen, I am aiming to have one of their products for my first graphics display.
Which one do you plan on buying?
Which one?
Sorry if I ruin the mood, but how could you love a company you've never bought a single product from?
@@excalibro8365 I have an XP Pen Deco 01 v2, it has no screen, graphics tablet have screens...
I'm very dissatisfied with this tablet, I've requested a refund before but they just sent me a replacement pen... Wobble still there... Your line of work is the same as mine... I hate this... I just wasted 400$ and I get stressed...
I have the 15.6 (First Gen) and never plug the second USB (red one) On my computer. I plugged it once, but unplugged after, and stills working as expected. Don't know about other models. It's nice to have the option to use just one usb-c cable.
Hey, how's your experience with your 15.6 so far? Any issues? I've been thinking of buying the same model as well but i still have my doubts.
Color GAMUT, not color gambit. You say it wrong every time. You know your stuff otherwise. It hurts my brain to hear you say it wrong. 0:59
Hey I have a question does this have social media like RUclips and editing apps cause I would like to upload my animations on RUclips and also does this have flipaclip it's another animation app please and thank you
Stuck between buying this or the 15.6 pro, no clue what to get...
So super impressive and inspiring artwork, hope you have a safe and wonderful day.
Which stand for the Artist 16 gen 2? / Which one are you using in the Video?
I hate the world "Budget" I use pen tablets professionally and prefer the smaller size as a professional choice. Budget doesn't mean cheap or crappy..spending more doesn't make your skills better, we need a new word.
Hi all! I'm new to the field of digital sculpture and I'm looking to get started. I've come across two versions, the XP-Pen Artist 16 (2nd Gen) & the Huion Kamvas pro 16 (Full HD - Not 4k). I'm uncertain which one would be better. I've tried researching their features and even their release years, but I couldn't find much information. Which one would you guys recomend?
Will it work on Windows 11? How is it different from XP Pen 15.6 Pro?
I wish I could find someone reliable review this for 3D stuff, like sculpting in Maya or even Blender because that is what I would mostly use it for.
I'm not sure how the wave issue thing interacts with sculpting at all, would love to see that sort of thing.
I use my old Xp-Pen 15.6 (before the pro version) with ZBrush with no problems at all. Had some calibration issues in the past, but they got fixed (software updates).
Just want to buy Xp-pen artist 15.6 pro for a good price and you made video on the new one. Looks like i'm not missing anything with the older one.
Did u buy the 15.6? Cuz I can get the 15.6 for 250$ and this from video at 250$ too, but I can get the pro 16(1st gen) for 270$, what u think it would be good for me to pick?
To be honest, it doesn't even matter, it will be similar experience. I realized, that even non screen tablets are good too and more portable. Bigger the better, newer = better. All of these display tablets cost way too much just for a drawing screen so it depends on the deal. Main thing is your skill in drawing app for work you do.
Bro
Artist 16 2nd
Or
Artist 15.6 pro
Please help me
Hey brad can u do a review on huion's new tablet the Huion Inspiroy Giano G930L Wireless
Hey, have you heard of the tohoma 2d? Other youtubers say its like opentoons but easier, wanted to know if you think its a good alternative.
I've used it before and it's good but I couldn't figure out the bucket tool and then it crashed and deleted my progress so I got mad and deleted it lol
great! my favorit XP Pen new gen
Thank you for the glove dance
I love it
Can you let me know the pens compatible with xp artist 16 1st gen
please review light brush, it's a free web painting tool, I think people need to know about it. it's fully featured with layers, masks, custom brushes, color blending with any brush, and has a few special things, like spree - which allows to retouch recently laid color without affecting whats underneath, among other things.
Yea, I got mine just after they placed it live on their official website... I regret the purchase, I should have just gotten the Xp Pen Artist Pro 16 (with the x3 pen with eraser thing) and yea... I'm annoyed with the line wobble. i regret my purchase.
Still using it? replaced with other tablet?
Did you end up getting the pro 16? I’m looking at the pro 16 right now and trying to determine what people’s experience with it are like.
Honestly I’ve fallen too much in love with scroll wheels. If it doesn’t have a wheel it doesn’t really clock in for me. I know it sounds weird but I like having that dial to adjust to exactly what I want for zoom/brush size every time without clicking buttons repeatedly.
Yes! My gaomon tablet also has the bottom shortcut key set so my scroll wheel can switch between three different settings, it’s made my workflow so much faster
ooh cool. i was thinking of getting this. eager to see what you think
First of all I use your reviews before I buy anything on the assumption they are going to work but I think it significant that the problems of DRIVERS with XP Pen Artist account for more than 4 out of 5 issues. This together with the fact that they ignore any request for help if the issue is beyond their competence. All the best to you and when you do the little dance and incantations ensure you have one for XP tablets that do not work.
Sorry for my unknowledge... This tablet-pad, needs pc or monitor to work? Can i take it on the beach or in the car to draw? I want it as a present for my daughter...!
are you done seen wacom cintiq 16 pro 2 gen too? can be opponent for this Xp pen
still waiting for asus rog flow z13 artist review 🙏
Is a pc/laptop necessary to use it or can u just use it by itself without connecting it to anything?
It's not a tablet with its own OS, it needs to connect via cable to something like a PC/Laptop in order to mirror the screen. If you want a standalone device for drawing iPad etc. is your best bet.
Hey Brad. been a big fan of your reviews as well as getting to see your artwork for a while! finally biting the bullet and getting a display tablet for the girlfriend for Xmas. I know this is the newest of the 16" tablets from XP-pen, but do you recommend it over the Artist 15.6 Pro or the Artist Pro 16? I'm having a tough time trying to decide. Thx in advance!!
Look up at the wobbly lines at 07:04 . Seems like the new 2nd gen line ups have this wobbly mechanical lines (i watch the 10, 12 and 16 2nd gen from Brad videos, all have these wobbly lines). A bit turn off. The previous models dont have that obviously pretty bad wobbly lines.
Hi. Im planning to buy a tablet and I'm torn between The Artist 15.6 pro and the Artist 16 2nd gen . They are almost the same price . The pro has a stand and a pen case? and I'm considering it but it is getting old now. But, Which is better for the long run? Are the new features on the 2nd gen worth more than the free accessories from the pro?
The wobble is like drawing on iPad with tempered glass screen on.
you can get an iPad with tempered glass?
@@cheesycheese8451 No the external tempered glass screen protector adds the wobble. So it's either wobble with screen protection or micro scratches with smooth lines.
And a super-duper pro model, and a double extra super-duper pro model
Hello! Can you help me on choosing the right pen display, I watched your review in the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro and this (XP-Pen Artist 16 2nd Gen). For you, which device is better? Thanks a lot!
Brad *I won't rest until I've reviewed every graphic tablet in existance*
Srsly. You are the only person where I watch even similar seeming videos, cause you know how to present :p
Hi! Thank you very much for your videos. I watched several already. I have been trying to learn about these articles to have a christmas present for my wife (she is a digital animator and I know she really want a drawing tablet that she does not need to connect to the laptop). After my not even amateur research during the last days, I came to the conclusion that the Artist 16 could be a good choice, nevertheless, I would like, if possible, your recommendation on getting the artist 16 2nd gen or the artist 16 pro? Could you please help me with this choice? Which one do you think could be more convenient for her?
What kind of a usb-C-usbC cable to you recommend getting additionally? Are they all standard?
Decided to get one of these or the Pro (not TP) version. How much does the display itself weigh? Can't find the weight of both anywhere. Since I want take it with me to locations it would be great to know how light or heavy they are.
Hmm, the USB C wouldn't be any kind of trouble for me, I got that lying around anyway since my cell phone uses one. I'd be more interested in knowing if I could give a 180 turn, so I can use it properly ^^' I'm nowhere near using any type of pro artist tools, I still love drawing offline most and use drawing programs for photo manipulation and to clean up stuff and I actually got a Wacom One for that, but find that kinda impractical - I'd really rather try to find a pen display, ideally one that fits into the bag with my laptop, I don't need one that's the size of my desk ^^'
I think (haven't checked on this model but another one) the cable has to be USB-C THUNDERBOLT... Not all computers have that
I just got this tablet and I’m having a hard time getting it to work with my brand new MacBook Air. The tablet won’t show what’s actually on my computer screen but the mouse will still have some function. When went to instal the driver it said to make sure I was on Mac OS Big Sur but I’m currently running Mac OS Monterey and I think that’s screwing it up but I’m not to sure. Anyone have any ideas? This is my first time setting up a drawing tablet so any help would be very helpful!
Are you sure you have the version that works with it?
Brad! Can you use the older pen of older XP Pen Artist 16 Pro with red ring on this tablet?
Would I be able to use my Wacom Pro Pen 2 with the tablet and if so, how well does it work?
3:52 out of context this sounds bad. Anyway good review Brad!
Yeah recently I bought their Graphic Tablet (in pink!) And I found out that I do not like this new 3x chip pen! I had to raise my stabilization more! So I got their previous model, the Deco Fun Small! I think its perfect for me since I draw in a small space and don't need express keys! If I were to go back to Display Tablets, I think I'm jumping ship to Huion! (Sorry, Wacom too pricy for me!)
Are you going to review the 16” huion 2.5k? Or you think the 13”2.5k review covers everything else?
This one or the one with the wheel vs the Wacom intuos pro. What is your professional opinion? Thanks.
A video using a screen less drawing surface like the "one by Wacom" connected to an Apple Silicon Mac drawing in procreate would be an interesting video. To see the One by Wacom drawing work in Procreate like on an ipad but on the mac and looking at the monitor instead of drawing on the touch screen of an ipad
I have the first version. One year and the monitor is having a problem. Not gonna updgrade, I’m considering huion or even wacom now.
I have two friends who have huion and there are problems too
Would be great if you could review the Artisul SP1603
Does the pen has right left click middle mouse simulation ?
4:55 Sorry, it's 8,192 levels of pressure.
I was wondering what is better, Ipad pro or this thing for drawing? I mean pen experience.
Ipad pro
got the 13 2nd gen, horrible jitter there too. returning it fast.
400 pounds is budget range 😂 more like 200
If you want a piece of junk. Inflation is real buddy $400 is $200.
$200 screen tablet is trash not budget
200 dollars you might as well buy a graphics tablet at that point. Price point is too low to get something that won't be a waste of money.
If your budget is $200 for a Drawing Screen Tablet. Just Don't. You're just wasting money. Buy a Screen-less tablet instead. I would suggest Wacom Intous pro S to M. They would last a life-time and have better pen sensitivity than most of these Non-Wacom Screen tablets brands.
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Brad! I have a question! Can something like this work as a second monitor on an iPad with stage manager? Curious if there’s a tablet display that will work with stage manager cause that could be a game changer!
Thanks!
Interesting idea, though I would assume that the pen would be come blunt in use, like any mouse you connect to the iPad. It wouldn’t have the drivers to support working like the apple pencil. Doubt it could be powered by a single usb cable to the iPad. You would probably need a split usb cable to deliver power by another means like a battery bank.
I see no reason why it shouldn’t work as a second display as long as you take the previous concessions into account. I can see it being useful in the context of using the tablet for drawing on a computer at home and as more screen real-estate on the go on the ipad. These are only slightly more than most IPS portable monitors I’ve seen online.
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Hey! Love your videos
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What is music name glove dance?
I have the 24 Pro and this one. Is it possible to use both on the same computer? One for home and one on the road if your aware?
How' big is the difference (drawing performance) between the 24 pro and the 16 2nd gen?
@@penholder7765 The 24 seems brighter and obviously it’s bigger. But other than that, you can’t tell the difference. And the answer to my question is yes. The one driver works on both.
Out of context Brad: 3:53
What's the best tablet for digital art?
what laptop did you use this with Brad?
I used it on my Macbook Pro and also on a Dell XPS
@@thebradcolbow what dell xps are currently rocking and did you use just the usb c Cable for connecting?
I have Oder my one
"Get it up to a slight angle..." just got me But very good presentation I am debating between XP-Pen and Huion Kamva 16
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Has anyone used this with Blender on a Macbook Pro? Looking into 3-D modeling for future toy/action figure design and Nomad is limited. Thanks!