XP-Pen Artist 10 & 13 (2nd gen) Unboxing and Impression
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- These are new affordable pen displays with better drawing performance than previous models.
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WHERE TO BUY
XP-PEN online store - shrsl.com/3mjxr
Amazon
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TIME STAMPS
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Unboxing Artist 10 (2nd gen)
02:04 - Unboxing Artist 13 (2nd gen)
04:29 - Connection
05:37 - Display
06:47 - Size comparison
08:36 - Resolution
13:39 - Driver
14:13 - Line tests 
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thanks for another awesome review video! Definitely useful for me to choose my next drawing tablet!
You have great presentation skills,..... keep up the fine work. Thank you.
Hi Teoh, thank you for another very interesting video. Greetings from Luxembourg.🇱🇺
Awesome review!
Thank you for adding captions on which tablet you're using for people like me who like to skip back and forth to compare. Also for artists on photoshop you can always maximize the canvas size to full screen to make the most out of the screen space.
I like the recessed USB C ports of the tablets, it'll help reduce port damage if you have a cable that housing snuggly fits in.
Amazing content it helps a lot of artist who wants to buy new drawing tablet. Ur very underrated!
thanks for your review. I'm considering between 13.3 and 16 but I think I'll get the 13.3 and work hard for the 16 later
i've been eyeing the artist 10 for a bit now as i'd love a display tablet that's highly portable, so thanks for the review and comparison!! I already have an artist 15.6 pro that I use at a stationary workplace, but the little tablet with a screen just screams portability and i could see myself using it while traveling or going out! Of course though, once that niche is filled in terms of tablets, i'll be looking to upgrade my 15.6 pro with something bigger :)
It you bring that out, it also means you have to bring a computer unless you draw on Android
Same to me, already having 15.6 pro but still buying 10 gen 2 3 years later for portable purpose
I was debating whether to buy 12, 16 or waiting for 13 inch 2nd generation months ago (I was looking for this series since it has minimal design and easy to store or carry around), I watched your review for 16 inch back then, and I bought the 16 inch version in the end~! Thanks for the review, really satisfied with my purchase ^^
The screen size is really good if you like to look at reference layer, I don’t really notice pixelation maybe because I’m not keen into detail ^^;; but it was probably a lil bit hard to navigate the canvas even though I’ve been assigned the keys on tablet for zoom in out and rotate, never really use it except for undo and redo at the end lol. But I use CSP, and their quick access has been help me tremendously, the travel length to go to menu bars and choose the desired action has been cut to only click away~! Navigating is also easier ^^
Did you have no problem on the 16? Like does the pen work fine?
@@hoshiuno7530 yes the pen works fine ^^, but now I get used to see it everyday I think I realized some pixelation haha
But keep in mind, if you don’t use stabilizations and you draw lines slowly, the lines appear wobbly
If you don’t like this, maybe you can try looking to gaomon or huion they have quite similar price range
What is CSP? And are you saying that the programmable buttons are hard to use and I may need to buy another accessory? I’m looking to buy my first drawing tablet, mainly for photo editing but also for some freehand drawing.
@@ongjanette oh no, CSP (Clip Studio Paint) is a software drawing app, they have a feature where you can make a quick access button. So instead of press on physical button on the tablet, I prefer to just click on icon (on screen) that easily recognized. This was faster for my workflow, but you might have different gesture preferences ^^
Some people like to use their keyboard to a shortcut, or simply using the keys on pen display tablet, or buying another shortcut accessories, or maybe buying a touch screen tablet so they can pinch around the screen easily. But for me as I use CSP, using their quick access feature is the best one ^^
@@potatokiu9977 ohh, I see. Haha! Thanks for the reply. I will be going for the budget option with a good enough size then. I believe the XP-Pen 16 (2nd Gen) will cover all the bases for a beginner like me. :) Appreciate your reply!
Planing on buying the 10” version its on sale in my country now, but im waiting for your review first.
Get the larger 12 or 13 if you can. Otherwise consider the UGEE U1200 www.parkablogs.com/content/artist-review-ugee-u1200-pen-display
Awesome review!
Can you please make indepth review of Super-Display androide app. (At maximum resolution and at 120 or more frame-rate from setting)(It actually supports 120 fps)
first of all thank you for the review, i've been looking into the artist 12 2nd gen for a while now, but recently rediscovered the 12 pro with the red ring thing (which if there i might use it but it doesn't interest me much), in Brad Colbows reviews the pen line wobble is better on the older 12 pro, but there's praise for the 12 2nd gen too for it's new qualities
i don't think the wobble would be too much of a problem for me because i think i draw fast lines, but i still feel like i'd rather go for the one without
i couldn't find direct comparisons of the 12 pro and 12 2nd gen so i'm not sure which one to go with
in the import store in serbia the price difference is 12 pro is 37 200(~317e) and 2nd gen is 40 000(~341e) relatively small difference but still considerable
When drawing with normal speed, the wobble is not going to be noticeable so you don't have to worry.
Do you recommend more the xp pen artist 13 2nd gen or the 16 inch version?
would you mind doing a comparison of the 12 2nd gen and the 13 2nd gen? i was set on getting the twelve, but now that the 13 has come out, i'd like to see them side by side so i can get better look at the screen sizes. nice video by the way, i love the way you explain everything 😊
Go with the 13 if you have the budget. That’s the size I usually recommend unless you know you need something smaller
@@teohontech7141 thanks for the advice!
wow you draw good
Hi I would like to ask what Mac Version you are using, I planning to get 13 but wondering how the supportive drive for Mac M1
Mine is M1 Macbook Air. Works fine with all the XP-Pen products tested so far. Only thing is you have to manually set the driver to launch automatically via MacOS System Preferences.
Hi. Thank you for the review. I wanted to ask about the USB C cable. What if the laptop im using doesnt have the USB C port? How does the 3 in 1 USB cable work? TQ in advance.
The end with the 3 connectors will go to HDMI, USB-A (data) and USB-A (power).
How do these compare with Huion equvalent tablets (such as the Kamvas 13/16 2021)?
The drawing performance is actually very similar for these two brands. Hence, I would probably choose based on design, shortcut buttons, how the cables come out from the display, included items, price, warranty.
Hi Teoh! Nice content as always. Btw I follow your advice from your previous video. I got the artist 16 2nd gen. My problem now is which free drawing app I get from xppen website? Total beginner drawing and using a drawing tablet/display.
Krita, Medibang Paint Pro
@@teohontech7141 thanks Teoh!
I'm thinking about between the xp-pen 12 (2nd gen) vs the 13 (2nd gen). is the larger screen worth the $50ish more?
the 12 seems perfect with everything I want (and I like something portable I can kind of curl up with) but I hear people say they prefer bigger screens because of working the tools. I'm GENUINELY asking, I've never had a pen display before and this would be my first one, so It might be a bigger deal than I realize.
My general recommendation is to get 13-inches or larger. 13-inch is still quite portable.
Hello, can i ask what you got in the end, and what your thoughts are on it? I have the same dilemma and would love some insight if you have some^^
Hi! Between 15.6 pro and 16 2nd gen, which one do you recommend to use?
The way the cables connect for 16 2nd gen look more stable
In term of natural drawing experience, do you prefer using this or ipad pro?
Perhaps the iPad Pro slightly more. Difficult question. If you ask me on another day, my answer could be pen display instead of iPad. Which to get ultimately comes down to what software you want to use.
What is the difference between an XP Pen Artist 13 2nd gen and an Artist 13.3 Pro?
The looks, and 2nd gen has slightly better drawing performance with the pen.
Should i buy a Artist 13 2nd gen or a Artist 13.3 Pro? My girlfriend wants to get me one for christmas and I need to let her know which one I want.. I don't know what to get it will be my very first pen display.
Get 2nd gen. Cable connection is better, durable
Can XP-Pen Artist 10 work without a laptop?
Can I install more autorun apps?
It needs a computer to work because it's a monitor
Should I get the XP-Pen artist 13 or the Huion kamvas 13?
They actually have very similar drawing performance so choose based on other aspects, e.g. shortcut buttons, design, cables included, goodies included, warranty, price.
Did you choose any of these, or did you purchase other options?
Does the xp pen 13 works on samsung note 20 ultra?
It should work. Generally speaking Android support isn't that great. And you can't confirm in advance whether the cursor will be visible.
Does artist 13 support android phone connection
Watch this video m.ruclips.net/video/VCalf9rbQ9U/видео.html
My dream to have a table like this! If I could afford it, I would buy one of these. Can you give me one to study?
Why can't this kind of device be wireless? I wish I could bring a drawing tablet to a café, but without a computer, so the only purchase option is an iPad.
Because it will be much more expensive, like the Surface Pro