My xp pen has a problem where the wire wont stay in, and so it randomly disconnects.. leading to infuriating times where im in 'the zone' and it disconnects. I actually stopped using my xp pen all together because of the problems
I havent tried it on other programs, so it may be different, though the problems come from the XPPEN program it's self, so I dont think it would be any different depending one the drawing programs you use to be honest.
I had the Artist Pro 12 for a while. My laptop couldn't quite handle it with the tilt function not working at all. So I put it on the PC and it was fine for a while. However a problem developed when lines began to skew. I was also developing a bad neck. I now use a Wacom Intuos pro M and think it's great. Maybe I might go to the larger version at some point.
Ive been using my XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro since 2019 and never had any issues. Im very happy with it. Im on Windows 10 tho. Also, people often forget to uninstall old tablet drivers before installing new ones when they get new tablets. This can lead to driver issues and the tablet therefore not working properly.
I also had it on windows 10 and had a few of the same issues. then i moved to mac expecting a better experience and it was worse there. and I didnt have the old drivers intstalled. I had all new everything
I never used the Artist 24 Pro so cant say anything about its performance or performance of its drivers. They have released a few new models which probs perform much better. What software are you using the tablet with? That could also be the issue. Im using Manga Studio, Photoshop and Zbrush and had no issues there. But again, different tablet and drivers, so... @@westwaysable
@@westwaysable I avoided buying anything Wacom for a long time, did the same for apple products. I then later saved up and committed to both companies and I have never looked back. Nothing is more annoying when your in a flow of art and something with the software stops you from drawing, having to stop to reboot, replug or try to do something to bypass the problem. It's also why I avoid Windows too.
I have the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro. Ive been using it since 2019 and never had any issues with it. Im not a professional and I will not support greedy companies like Wacom or Apple as long as there are cheaper alternatives. This video js just one persons experience. I had only positive experience with my XP-Pen. @@Wraith26
I'm having a wobby line issue with this without smooth tool. Is there any way to fix this? Btw, what stable driver version of this are you using? Thanks
honestly I haven't used the Xppen since this video. and I uninstalled the software. so I'm not completely sure which version I was using. I ended up going to a screenless Huion tablet for the MacBook. and I bought an iPad for sketching on the go.
J'ai eu le même problème avec une tablette Huion, je l'ai reçu hier et je la renvoie... Je crois qu'il faut mettre le prix ou s'en passé ! Mettre de l'argent dans un très bon écran et travailler avec une tablette avec un stylet sans écran....
That is what I did I'm now using the Huion Inspiroy Giano and a screen. So far so good, no problems. been an amazing experience overall. will be doing a review of it.
@@westwaysable Je tiens à dire que Huion a du bon matériel : le verre est laminé, les couleurs sont excellentes bref c'est vraiment pas mal ! Mais je crois qu'ils pèchent dans les détails : la connectique les 3 en un est une fausse bonne idée si un branchement n'est pas bon on doit tout changer. Les câbles ne sont pas de bonne qualité, c'est indéniable et ils sont mal pensés pour la tablette que j'avais : Kamvas 24 plus. On a presque tous du display port mais ils continuent à mettre du HDMI autant faire du 4 en 1 alors... Et Stylet n'est vraiment pas de la qualité des XP-Pen.... Je ne sais que prendre ou choisir ! Alors que je rêve depuis plus de trois ans à avoir une tablette à écran. Une petite je ne peux pas je n'ai pas de bons yeux (l'âge n'aide pas) ! Bref, je ne suis pas certain de passer le pas donc...
@@austinpalmer898 well if you can afford it I would so go for it. though I dont own one myself yet. trying to save for that. its the 1400$ one right? though ive seen good reviews on it
I do have the xp pen 24in one, its only 2 and 1/2 years old but sadly it now became just plain monitor. The board that connects the type C port gave out, so my pen stops working completely off and on, mostly stopped working at all now. I had contacted the company about it. They said they dont have any repair shop based in US but in China. Suggested that I just buy a new one instead. It was great when I first got it for school, lasted me for 2 years then it decided to break down. I decided to go back to Wacom cause it was the first tablet I used and never had problems with it. Heck, my old Bamboo Create, still works great and it's the oldest non display tablet I have. So for now, I am saving up to get Wacom's 24in pen display for my use. I am a 3D animator so having a large pen display works well with what I do.
my main desktop tablet now is the Huion Giano. and I recently bought the 13 inch m2 ipad air, I love both of those. eventually I plan to get Huions 24 inch pro tablet. I have thought about going wacom. I know they make quality products, they are just simply out of my budget for the moment.
The MacBook air is a m2, and it's more than powerful enough for creating art with hundreds or layers, I also have a pc with a 2080 ti and 32 gb of ram and a new processor, and the problems still persist, it's not the hardware, but the software of XPPEN
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My xp pen has a problem where the wire wont stay in, and so it randomly disconnects.. leading to infuriating times where im in 'the zone' and it disconnects. I actually stopped using my xp pen all together because of the problems
Do you use other programs aside from CSP? Does the tablet work different or pressent issues for using others? Krita for example...
I havent tried it on other programs, so it may be different, though the problems come from the XPPEN program it's self, so I dont think it would be any different depending one the drawing programs you use to be honest.
I had the Artist Pro 12 for a while. My laptop couldn't quite handle it with the tilt function not working at all. So I put it on the PC and it was fine for a while. However a problem developed when lines began to skew. I was also developing a bad neck. I now use a Wacom Intuos pro M and think it's great. Maybe I might go to the larger version at some point.
Ive been using my XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro since 2019 and never had any issues. Im very happy with it. Im on Windows 10 tho. Also, people often forget to uninstall old tablet drivers before installing new ones when they get new tablets. This can lead to driver issues and the tablet therefore not working properly.
I also had it on windows 10 and had a few of the same issues. then i moved to mac expecting a better experience and it was worse there. and I didnt have the old drivers intstalled. I had all new everything
I never used the Artist 24 Pro so cant say anything about its performance or performance of its drivers. They have released a few new models which probs perform much better.
What software are you using the tablet with? That could also be the issue. Im using Manga Studio, Photoshop and Zbrush and had no issues there. But again, different tablet and drivers, so... @@westwaysable
It’s why I always go with Wacom. Can’t beat there software.
I would love a wacom screen tablet, just dont have the funds for that just yet
@@westwaysable I avoided buying anything Wacom for a long time, did the same for apple products. I then later saved up and committed to both companies and I have never looked back. Nothing is more annoying when your in a flow of art and something with the software stops you from drawing, having to stop to reboot, replug or try to do something to bypass the problem. It's also why I avoid Windows too.
I have the XP-Pen Artist 15.6 Pro. Ive been using it since 2019 and never had any issues with it. Im not a professional and I will not support greedy companies like Wacom or Apple as long as there are cheaper alternatives.
This video js just one persons experience. I had only positive experience with my XP-Pen. @@Wraith26
If don't mind can you tell your PC specs specially generation of your prosser
my pc is a AMD 5800X 3D, and a 2080TI with 32 GB of ram, and my Macbook is the Base M2 Macbook Air
Huion RDS 22 is best
im going to look into that one!
I'm having a wobby line issue with this without smooth tool. Is there any way to fix this?
Btw, what stable driver version of this are you using?
Thanks
honestly I haven't used the Xppen since this video. and I uninstalled the software. so I'm not completely sure which version I was using. I ended up going to a screenless Huion tablet for the MacBook. and I bought an iPad for sketching on the go.
@@westwaysable Sad to hear this. I am using this tablet as a second monitor and i am using the intuous pro tablet to draw LOL
J'ai eu le même problème avec une tablette Huion, je l'ai reçu hier et je la renvoie... Je crois qu'il faut mettre le prix ou s'en passé ! Mettre de l'argent dans un très bon écran et travailler avec une tablette avec un stylet sans écran....
That is what I did I'm now using the Huion Inspiroy Giano and a screen. So far so good, no problems. been an amazing experience overall. will be doing a review of it.
@@westwaysable Je tiens à dire que Huion a du bon matériel : le verre est laminé, les couleurs sont excellentes bref c'est vraiment pas mal ! Mais je crois qu'ils pèchent dans les détails : la connectique les 3 en un est une fausse bonne idée si un branchement n'est pas bon on doit tout changer. Les câbles ne sont pas de bonne qualité, c'est indéniable et ils sont mal pensés pour la tablette que j'avais : Kamvas 24 plus. On a presque tous du display port mais ils continuent à mettre du HDMI autant faire du 4 en 1 alors... Et Stylet n'est vraiment pas de la qualité des XP-Pen.... Je ne sais que prendre ou choisir ! Alors que je rêve depuis plus de trois ans à avoir une tablette à écran. Une petite je ne peux pas je n'ai pas de bons yeux (l'âge n'aide pas) ! Bref, je ne suis pas certain de passer le pas donc...
It's on sale for 550 right now should I get or is there something better at that price point
I would go with the Huion kamvas 22. slightly smaller. but you shouldnt have to worry about running into alot of the issues I had with the xppen
@@westwaysable what you think about huion kamvas 24 pro?
@@austinpalmer898 well if you can afford it I would so go for it. though I dont own one myself yet. trying to save for that. its the 1400$ one right? though ive seen good reviews on it
@@westwaysable the 4k one is around1400 but the 2.5k resolution one is 700 on sale usually 900
It comes with a screen protector on it
a plastic one, that still scratches. so I go for a glass screen protector.
I do have the xp pen 24in one, its only 2 and 1/2 years old but sadly it now became just plain monitor. The board that connects the type C port gave out, so my pen stops working completely off and on, mostly stopped working at all now. I had contacted the company about it. They said they dont have any repair shop based in US but in China. Suggested that I just buy a new one instead. It was great when I first got it for school, lasted me for 2 years then it decided to break down. I decided to go back to Wacom cause it was the first tablet I used and never had problems with it. Heck, my old Bamboo Create, still works great and it's the oldest non display tablet I have. So for now, I am saving up to get Wacom's 24in pen display for my use. I am a 3D animator so having a large pen display works well with what I do.
my main desktop tablet now is the Huion Giano. and I recently bought the 13 inch m2 ipad air, I love both of those. eventually I plan to get Huions 24 inch pro tablet. I have thought about going wacom. I know they make quality products, they are just simply out of my budget for the moment.
thanx i will not buy it
You are using a mac book air.. maybe get something a little more powerful.
The MacBook air is a m2, and it's more than powerful enough for creating art with hundreds or layers, I also have a pc with a 2080 ti and 32 gb of ram and a new processor, and the problems still persist, it's not the hardware, but the software of XPPEN