XP-Pen Deco Pro graphics tablet (review)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Check out this professional drawing tablet from XP-Pen.
TIME STAMPS
00:04 - Intro
00:38 - Things included
02:56 - The tablet
05:23 - Driver functionality
09:13 - Drawing test on Mac
13:08 - Drawing test on Windows
15:24 - Drawing test on Android
19:27 - Conclusion
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TIME STAMPS
00:04 - Intro
00:38 - Things included
02:56 - The tablet
05:23 - Driver functionality
09:13 - Drawing test on Mac
13:08 - Drawing test on Windows
15:24 - Drawing test on Android
19:27 - Conclusion
Is this review still somewhat relevant or is there a better one for about the same prize? Also has the performance of this one kept up with the times?
@@jonteguy It's still relevant. Deco series is XP-Pen's best tablet in term looks, build quality and drawing performance.
this vs the deco 03, whats your opinion? what about the deco pro small? are there others for similar price that are better now? thanks.
Is it compatible with ipad via bluetooth
Is this compatible with ipad via bluetooth
He said in this he couldn't get pressure sensitivity on krita. For me that happened at first but then I just restarted my laptop and it worked fine. So for krita users this is still fine
Just got mine today. A huge step up from my little 6x6 wacom tablet. having the wheel button bound to the mouse scroll for quick zooming in and out is just icing on the cake.
Excellent video man...truly - appreciate the time you took here.
I was just about to buy the deco 1 when I found this in xp pen’s new listing. I went straight to youtube to see if it’s any good, and just as expected, not that many reviews are out yet. That was about 5 weeks ago, and after brad colbow’s and your review, I’m finally convinced to fork out a few more bucks to get the small over the deco 1. Thanks!
This whole video was great but I noticed some things that others don’t do that I really appreciate, such as the paper to show 9x5 in and actually listing prices in the video. Thank you so much 😊
I don’t show prices because you can always get the latest most accurate price on the website you buy from.
This tablet is the best btw. The texture help you so much for not easily slip or got hurt at the hand.
I have been doing traditional art for 12 years now and it was since last year that I started weighing my options to go fully digital. At first I thought that no way I was going to learn the hand-eye coordination all over again as if I was just new to art but then the screen tablets are really expensive. So, after looking through reviews, I found this tablet which offers so much in such an affordable price. I am so glad that Xp-pen has it's own shop in my country so that I don't have to pay extra money to get it exported here. Definitely going for this.
If you are a experienced artist I would suggest getting one with screen. Innovator 16 is pretty good price.
lucky bastard
Thank you so much for this video! I notice you just uploaded yesterday which is good timing since I have been debating on this tablet vs the deco 03. Definitely going with this one! Thanks again.
What made you choose this over Deco 3? Are you satisified with your choice?
I am slightly torn between these two options (Deco Pro SMALL and Deco 03 Medium) --> Pro has tilt function (don't require it at least yet) and more advanced control wheel, BUT Deco 03 is wireless, screen estate slightly bigger and RPS (response rate) is higher 266 (vs. Deco Pro ~200).
Especially regarding to last one my question is also to @Teoh Yi Chie: do you recall if there was any noticable difference in lag compared to Deco 03 you've reviewed last year?
@kohko: I too was confused between deco 03 and deco pro small, finally placed my order today for deco pro small. Checked, deco 03's area is too large and weight would also increase accordingly. Deco pro small : decent size (not sure why they call it small), android connectivity, dial is much better and usability is more than deco 03, weight is lesser (easier to carry), wired (definitely a con here but I guess we will have to sit in front of screen in any case of I think this is also fine), tilt function is a plus (missing in deco 03). Plus stylus is better in case of deco pro, nib is much better, best point got it for $ 123 almost $ 30-40 cheaper than deco 03. My first tablet, I'm excited for this.
a very insightful review, please keep it up!! i've always been on the traditional side of art but your reviews are what persuaded me to take on digital art too.
By your review I bought this tablet and I lov it thank you for this review
Stunning content. Liked and subscribed. Especially appreciated the time stamps at the beginning of the video. I wish the rest of the internet would adopt your etiquette.
Thanks for such a comprehensive review. I have been looking at different graphic tablets. This looks amazing!
does this tablet compatible with windows 11
Compare to other reviews, this was the most detailed video I saw
Thank you
You convinced me to purchase this. Thanks!
thanks for this review! it's very timely for me, as my wacom intuos art is starting to show issues after 3 years of admittedly rough use. this seems to be just about as capable as the intuos pro but for much less - I might get it.
try putting "0:00 - Contents" in the description and hopefully youtube will show the chapters
I have been considering buying a Graphics tablet and your videos have been a very useful resource! :)
Thanks a bunnnnnch, Teoh! I really love your reviews and I was just about to get one of these but then I was like “ I might just wait until my man Teoh picks it up for review...” and that was like 4 hours ago. Very informative and professional, as always!
Thanks for your support 😁
Excellent review as always. 👍😀 Thanks Teoh.
Great video! Its great that you give this kind of informations and opinions to people, that way we can pick the tablet that fits our needs perfectly
One of the best unboxer and reviewer , u earned a subscriber
Thank you for the review. I'm getting myself one. It's on sale currently with 36% discount for 11/11 sale. I love that the design won an award too. What a steal.
Thanks for this review. I'm deciding whether to get the Deco 03 or this one. Love all your content. Great video as always.
Ooo I’m between the two too tell me which one you chose!
But deco 3 only if you need bluetooth. Deco pro for extra wheel functionality.
hey if u see this, which one did u choose and would you advise also going for that choice?
@Teoh Yo Chie: This video is more than a year old, so after using this for a year did you see any issue in the non writing area that is closer to the 8 express buttons. I mean the black sheet is peeling off or gap between the black sheet(upper writing/non-writing area) and bottom surface?
I have a 29" ultrawide, 24" secondary screen, and 15" laptop. Mainly do 3D sculpting/texturing. Should I get a small or medium to use between all 3? Currently leaning towards small but I'd like to hear your opinion.
nice question brother
The small still has a 9 by 5 inch drawing area so it's still comfortable to work with. If you're on budget, I can recommend that easily.
6:44 @Teoh Yi Chie
As far as I can tell, this is no slider input element. You can test and see the current pen pressure! Just hover over that area and press the pen down...
Would you mind to test and show it in another short video? My slider shows a very strange and choppy behavior. I woudl really like to see your slider (progress bar) in action. Thanks in advance!
Should have shown it with Illustrator and Photoshop, Coreldraw !!!!!!
Unboxing was awesome and very fast!
Thanks for the timestamps man
I hope there is drawing tablet that can be used for 3D modeling (CAD/CAM), cause using mouse and keyboard make my hand fatigue.
Usually people that work here using trackball or space mouse. But I think it would be better if we using drawing tablet too cause it feel more natural and comfort.
I use XP Pen Deco Pro for now, but the problem is 3D manipulating view that can be done using this tablet flawlessly, I must use combination shortcut, pen button, and pen move to rotate/pan, and also the zoom scroll wheel is not smooth enough.
CMIIW
I m an Architectural designer (uses for AutoCAD, Sketchup, Revit, ArchiCAD, Blender, Photoshop, Indesign, Premier), planning to migrate from Wacom to Xp pen Deco Pro.. and I need to make sure if the pen tablet be suitable for my 3D artist work flow. I was hoping anyone who has it can help to answer few of my question as this would effect the workflow.
The driver in the website has a version of "XP-PENWin_3.0.8.201225(New UI Beta Driver)"
Question:
1. From my research digging information from reviewers and PDF from Deco Pro website - How come the older driver dial and touch dial has 5 slots each, while the new UI has only 4 slots each (additionally mac driver has 6 slots each?)
2. Upon my research, I would like to know if it is possible to have zoom in and zoom out to be allocated to just 1 button at pen barrel? (ie. by holding on the button, moving the pen forward or backward will simulate zoom in n zoom out)
3. Is the Beta driver stable enough for daily driver?
4. Based on my research on reviewers, the mouse + keyboard key combination for custom express key, can only be found in newer UI driver and not on the official driver?
5. the New UI driver will have the ability to have individual app presets for the pen barrel buttons? This is important as I am using multiple apps with their individual way to zoom, rotate and pan
6. does XP pen has same windows ink issue as Wacom (pressure sensitivity in some prog will not work if windows ink is not activated)?
You help will be much appreciated and I hope these question able to encourage regular wacom user to consider alternative pentablet.
Finally, Can someone do a video showing the new UI driver. Pen tablet will only be as useful as the driver it provide.
1. The driver should recognise the tablet and allow you to customise all the ExpressKeys and dial.
2. That zoom shortcut has to be done with keyboard or ExpressKeys. E.g. Ctrl + Space and then drag your cursor to zoom.
3. Beta driver seems okay but I've not tested this for extended period of time so I can't say for sure.
4. The driver functionality is similar for new and old driver. It's just the driver UI that looks different.
5. You can create shortcut sets for specific apps you use.
6. They usually have Windows Ink issues regardless of brand. You have to toggle Windows Ink on or off to troubleshoot.
@@teohyc Thank you for answering my questions. it has been a great help.
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its 11x6 medium size one...
THANKS I GOT ONE NOW AND I LIKE IT OK.
Hi Teoh thank you for doing this review. I am very new to drawing digitally. Just need your opinion of clip studio paint. Is it better than photoshop? Thinking of purchasing it as it is currently on 50% discount. Thank so much!
Just bought it and already spent 6 hours installing the driver and getting it all working. Didn't work, I think there is a conflict with my PC configuration, keyboard, language or something. When I set a function for the roller, it performs another function. Both in PS and Corel PSP. Going to send it back.
See if there is a Save or Ok button to click. Some drivers will need settings to be saved manually than automatically
@@teohyc I saved the changes and even tested it on 2 different PCs
Hi, Just want to ask , is this compatible with Davinci Resolve / other editing software?
Should be compatible
its like a mouse . it works on everything if you have the drivers
is there a way to make the buttons work on android, or there's really no way to do that?
The youtuber lawrence mann did a developer mode trick to make them work. It was unclear from his video how he programmed them, but it looked like it worked for zoom at least.
Very nice information
Hey mehn nice vid btw but I have a question. I've been looking at the xp pen star 3 v2. Should I get it?
I fear this hurricane that is almost here is gonna delay the delivery of my tablet. 😭
I know you wanted the phone beside the tablet on the left side because of the cords but why not just put it on the right side? Or even above it? Seems to solve the cable issue.
Connecting to an Android Phone, interesting. An alternative to buying a Samsung Note, though I prefer drawing on a screen directly. Nice review.
Thank you so much for the wonderful review .. can you please suggest how good it is to be used on Ms office apps like OneNote, PowerPoint, Word .. PLEASEEEE! 😃😃
Works with those software. no problem
For that kind of work, you may want to choose a smaller tablet. Like Huion Hs64 or XP Pen G640S for example. Because when you're using for PowerPoint or presentation, you will tend to move a lot across the screen. So basically, using larger tablet would be tiring and inefficient
I'm using a Xiaomi 11 pro phone and my cursor is not showing it's just staying in the middle when I try moving the wheel.😭😭
please reply.
1) which pen is better to work with between the Deco pro and Deco 03?
and
2) if i buy one of the xp pen tablets will i lose something if i compare with wacom intuos pro tablets and pro pen2 ?
My main concerns are compatibility, features, durability, no jitter in thin and slow strokes. i don't want to compromise with these. if i have to i am ready to spend more and buy intuos pro. but if i get these with xp pen tablets i don't want to buy an intuos pro.
please reply. i need opinion from an artist's stand point.
Well, I'm not an experienced Artist. But I'm quite experienced in Pentab and Drawing monitor recommendation.
Still, since you only want from artist stand point, I have copy your question into my Friend blog.
He would give proper answer for you, sine I'm not as experienced as him.
Btw, there's not much difference between Deco 03, Deco Pro, and Intuos Pro. They're easily comparable.
Hey there,
For your questions:
1) I believe the XP-Pen Deco Pro pen works better, although only slightly better due to how the pen has a slightly different inner mechanism which holds the pen nib better.
2) With regards to compatibility, features, durability, and no jitter, I believe the XP-Pen Deco Pro satisfies features, durability, and no jitter.
However, I am not completely sure about compatibility. All I can say is that it will work with “most major programs”, so programs like Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, Corel Painter, Medibang, Krita, Sketchbook, etc.
If you are not sure about the compatibility with your program, it would be a very good idea to ask XP-Pen directly whether the tablet is compatible with your program(s).
I hope that helps,
Nikage"
Be sure to visit his blog digitalarttabletguides.wordpress.com/
He has done a lot of review with Wacom, XP pen, huion, and a lot of other tablet (with screen or without screen). I got a lot of knowledge form his site...
@@01_zenyobi thanks for the detailed reply of my queries and the for the link.
Would love to know how does it compare with the intuos pro. I have so far been using intuos 5 and now recently it went Kaput. So I am looking out to buy a new tablet. I cam across this review and definitely want to consider buying /trying XP Deco.
These Wacom alternatives are very good. These brands have been around for a very long time, and they get better and better.
Well, it's way comparable to Wacom Intuos Pro, since it has Alloy body and 8 buttons shortcut+2 wheel. The texture won't run off easily and it doesn't eat Nib like breakfast.
But The best thing about this tablet is, The Nib won't roll to the flat side in the pen !!!!!
Thanks
Great video man! Is there no possibility to use the tablet wirelessly?
It's not a wireless tablet
@@teohyc thank you!
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should i go with this or deco 3 being wireless doesnt really matter to me
Hello Teoh. Apart from the wireless capability, are the XP-Pen Deco pro M and Huion Q620M pretty much the same?
Drawing performance is going to be rather similar.
For half of the price should I choose veikk 15a pro over this 🤔
well done great explained that as a Yes, though I am from Russia but understood
I have an xp-pen that I got in a storage unit. So basically it is used to draw cartoons?
Hi, thanks for review! Can you advise me which tablet is better for photo retouching: XP-Pen Deco Pro or Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M ? You tested them in july and november 2019. I work on PC (win10) w 27" 4k ips monitor. Drawing is fun for me, photo retouching is more interested. Which one is better?
Both will perform the same for photo retouching.
Is it possible that the screen white page format and parallel line page format
Can I use this tool to draw notes on the whiteboard that Google Meet or Zoom offer when conference calling? Please let me know your thoughts
mine cant connect to my phone (vivo) it doesn't work at all :((
Please help!
I have a Xiaomi Redmi tablet and this drawing tablet. When I try to use them together with Concepts I'm not getting a cursor on the screen so I can't draw. When I use it with my Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 phone it works perfectly well with cursor on the screen. What am I doing wrong? Or is it the Redmi tablet? Many thanks.
Any idea on how this works on the M1 Macs?
HELP: Hello, thank you very much I have a little bigger problem, and it is that I just bought the deo pro small and in the computer destined for this tablet when I install any driver the mouse (trackpad) is disabled, at first I thought it was the configuration (that is disabled when it detects another mouse), but when I connect any other usb mouse right there the trackpad returns and both work (trackpad and usb mouse) please help what can I do? because the idea is to use it with a laptop and not be carrying an additional mouse. Thank you so much
Can you use this to take notes on MS word or OneNote on windows?
does this work with one note?... im interested taking notes not sketching or drawing purely for taking notes during meetings etc..,
what is ur suggestion
Thank you for a great video; based on this either Deco Pro or Deco 03 are safe choices for a budget friendly 1st tablet.
You have reviewed both Deco 3 and Pro; would you choose this over Deco 3?
I am slightly torn between these two options (Deco Pro SMALL and Deco 03 Medium) --> Pro has tilt function (don't require it at least yet) and more advanced control wheel, BUT Deco 03 is wireless, screen estate slightly bigger and RPS (response rate) is higher 266 (vs. Deco Pro ~200).
Especially regarding to last differencce: do you recall if there was any noticable difference in lag compared to Deco 03 you've reviewed last year? (Based on what I found, RPS of 200+ should be enough, but was there a better response on the Deco 03?)
Deco Pro is way better.
It has way cooler design that even win Red Dot and Good Design Award. The body also build better for left hand user.
The tablet itself has more button (8 buttons and 2 wheel, 1 physical and 1 virtual wheel). The Deco 03 only have 6 button and one wheel.
The pen is better since it would hold the Nib better so it won't roll to the flat side (even Wacom haven't achieve this yet).
While the XP pen Deco 03 have their ususal pen that would roll to the flat side after drawing sometime. Not a big deal, since Wacom tablet have this problem too.
The texture is scratch resistant and won't worn off easily, and it won't eat Nib like breakfast. Even if your Nib needs to be replaced, you already get 8 replacement. And even if you run out of replacement, there's 100 Nib pack of replacement for 10 dollar (yeah, 100 nibs. It's overkill, but useful).
On the other hand, Deco 03 had easily worn texture after some time of working. It's not a big deal too, since worked texture can still be drawn on. Also Wacom Intuos pro Pth-650 had this problem too anyway.
Now, let's talk about size. The active area of the Deco Pro Small maybe sound smaller that Deco 03. But actually, they both at the same range of Wacom Medium tablet size range (8×5 - 11×6 range). So it won't make a big difference to be considered as a factor.
Then, about response rate, that's not a real thing. It's hard to actually count the response rate of Nowadays tablet without specialized hardware or High speed camera. That's why its not necessary to be take Into factor.
And last, the wireless. It's really bad because it has delay even in real close range. It's so bad that its better to consider that this tablet doesn't have wireless functionality at all.
@@01_zenyobi Hi, thank you for your thorough reply.
I've bought myself the Deco Pro already a couple of weeks ago and have been very satisfied. So basically I agree with all the points you're making. Sizewise it's more than enough and having the double scroll wheel + 8 buttons there are plenty shortcuts you can assign. Durable made; e.g. my daughter used accidently the other side of the pen on the tablet, but no visible scratches on the surface.
Guys why i cant see the curaor when drawing in android?please help
Do you recommend this over huion hs611?
Hello...I just got the medium version...its wheel was smooth at first but now it feels slightly tight at a point while rotating...is it normal?? And whenever i change size or opacity of brush in photoshop it doesn't take first stroke and it will work normal from second stroke...please help im new to things...
Teoh, completely off topic but do you ever come to the US? We have some great urban sketching scenes here too 👍
Maybe in the future. I’ve been to New York and San Diego before
Teoh Yi Chie Keep us posted!
Don't usually ask explicitly for advice myself, but I'd been really conflicted on the decision here. I've got a Huion H950P and its held up, but I've also basically only ever used Huion and wondered how others hold up and actually feel to use. Would you say there's really anything much different in terms of feel and performance to justify buying this and using it over the H950P? The wheel, look, and Android function look appealing, but I'm still hesitant.
If you really need Android functionality, just keep using the H950P. All you had to do is Upgrade your H950P firmware to the newest firmware using Huion Firmware tool.
Don't bought XP pen if all you need is for Android functionality (except G640S). Because XP pen use all of the tablet active area for Android, which means it would be tiring for your arm because you need to move so much.
while Huion Only use 1/3 part of it so it would smaller and match with the screen and making it not too big. So it would be comfortable and not tiring your arm.
I got this answer from bringing the question to a good tablet blog :
"Hey there,
You have a good question there!
I would say that all the tablets from Wacom, Huion, and XP-Pen (these three being the 3 I think are the best right now) that I have tried are relatively the same in terms of performance, but somewhat different in terms of feel. For other companies, the performance is hit-or-miss and is often quite a bit worse than the main 3.
With regards to Wacom, Huion, and XP-Pen, like I said earlier their pens perform to around the same quality, but the feel of their tablets are slightly different.
-For instance, Wacom and XP-Pen usually use very rough textures, whereas Huion uses smoother textures (although they’re trying rougher ones on newer tablets). A rougher texture feels more like drawing on paper, but it causes pen nibs to wear more and the texture eventually wears off after a fair bit of use, so the texture type is a bit of trade-off and is individual preference.
-Another difference is that Wacom pen nibs move very little from min to max pressure, whereas Huion and XP-Pen pen nibs move a bit more. Because of this, drawing with Wacom’s pen feels a bit “harder”, while Huion and XP-Pen pens feel springy-er. Again, this is individual preference and doesn’t affect drawing performance.
When it comes to the XP-Pen Deco Pro, I wouldn’t say it’s worth buying a whole new tablet just to replace your working Huion H950P.
The pen performance of the Huion H950P is just about as good as the pen performance on the XP-Pen Deco Pro, so all you would be getting is a rougher textured surface, Android compatibility (if I’m not mistaken, the H950P has that too, and you can ask Huion support about it), and the touch/physical wheel. I don’t think there’s any advantage to the XP-Pen Deco Pro aside from that.
I hope that helps,"
Nikage
@@01_zenyobi I wish huion was a little less springy.currently its impossible to go from high pressure to low pressure as the pen nib would be pressed and won't release unless you lift off the pen. The xp pen deco pro has a different nib. It looks like wacoms nibs. Not like the huion nib which has a spring like structure. I wish I went for this xp pen deco pro. I realized that I really don't like display tablets. Some offset issues makes me look at the cursor anyway so what's the point. I just wish huion releases a different pen for the kamvas pro series
@@kiren3168 Hmm ? What Huion do you use ? H950P ? Hs610 ?
Impossible, it's either you got Defective tablet or pen, or you got Hs610 pressure jump problem..
Its always possible to go from high to low, my friend were able to do that easily (in his Huion H640P, H950P, H1060P, Hs610 with the same pen, as he own all of them and test them in digitalarttabletguides.wordpress.com/)
Edit: Well, after reading your comment carefully, it seems you got a Defective Pen !! You can contact Huion for this problem and use the 1-Year-Warranty to get pen replacement (or bought it yourself if the warranty is over. It only cost 20-30$ for the pen depends on your country).
And also, The Huion Kamvas series uses PW500 (or PW507 for some) that were less springy to lower the tension that were given to the screen..
Still, It were based of PW100 pen from Huion battery free pens.
@@01_zenyobi Hi thank you for your comment. I am struggling with the PW507 pen. It came with the huion Kamvas pro 16. I love the tablet very high quality it's just that the pen nib feels flimsy and hard to maintain. The tablet is very sensitive to pressure but the pen nib retracts a little bit on the very high end and between the mid range and low range. So basically when I press it lightly it retracts a little bit and then when I press heavily it retracts a lot. And while it's pressed down I can go from the high end to the low end as the nib would be pressed a little inside the tablet and the only way to achieve the lightest strokes would be to lift off the pen to release the nib. I don't know maybe it's how the pen is designed and not a faulty pen. I really like huion (they improved their calibration now too) I just wish they would wok on their pens nibs. I really want a firm nib not a flimsy one
I bought this tablet a week ago and since then I'm having a problem with the wheel, which is not resizing the brushes correctly, anyone having the same problem? How can I fix that?
Maybe check whether the wheel is accepting the correct input first.
If you're using the default settings, maybe change to keyboard shortcuts.
Check with www.keyboardtester.com
I just learned about XP-Pen a few days ago as I was looking for a replacement pen for my Huion. Do you have any experience with any of the Huion tablets and if so how does it compare?
Huion tablets are good. Comparable to XP Pen and Wacom
From inexperienced user perspective, all you may only notice that XP pen and Wacom mostly use Rough texture. While Huion mostly use smoother texture (even though Huion tries to use rougher texture on their newer tablet).
Nice one 👍
XP pen is not compatible with any Samsung phone right??
no stable driver in dual processor system
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how come you never reviewed the Pen Deco 01 V2?
after using it for 3 years now, the upper layer comes off...
On macos Mojave 10.14.6 the latest drivers just don't work..I tried on 3 different Macbooks for my testing. It works fine if the tablet area is selected as full wrt to the screen size..as soon as you change the tablet area...you will initially experience lag and if you keep the pen idle for few minutes and get back to drawing then the real problem starts...you will see the cursor will stop at certain coordinate of the screen and won't move at all!!.. I configured the trackpad to zoom in and zoom out and once the cursor was stuck i had to zoom in zoom out several times and then the cursor would move...its weird...even the tech support was unable to resolve the issue which simply means the testing of the latest driver for mac was not done properly. The application I tested it on is photoshop cc 2018 and even on plain screen I experienced similar issue . A great tablet ruined by poor drivers and poor support! Note- you would have to perform certain extra steps in accessibility in macos Mojave if you dare to purchase it.
MacOS 10.14.6 was just released only. Give it some time. I don't typically update my MacOS until few months later because the I NEED the apps to work or I won't be able to work.
its nice but I don't use the buttons all to much :p
does this tablet compatible with windows 11?
@@Malfurion3131 Yes, I use windows 11 actually.
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This is late, but, what would you recommend; the Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M or this tablet?
Drawing experience is same so just go for the design you like.
pls help me choose for 3d sculpting. Huion Inspiroy Dial Q620M or XP-Pen Deco Pro. ty
Both are capable so just choose the one based on your budget or the design you like.
Can this device be used for online teaching to a whole class? As the circumstances have presented themselves now a days.
Yes
I'm surprised you didn't notice the pressure when drawing at an angle. If you use the pen at a steep angle, the amount of force to get pressure is way too much for me. I am returning it, the Huion q11k v2 has the same problem. The q11k v1 which has no tilt or battery free pen does not suffer from this issue.
Hi! Im am thinking on buying a graphic tablet. What do you recommend me? Im not giving it a profesional use but i wanted a quality one. I was thinking on the huion inspiroy dial Q620. What do you think ? Thank you so much for the video
Both have similar drawing performance. You can just get the design you like better
Teoh Yi Chie Ok! I think im gonna go for the huion one. Did you have any problem in a long time?
I have the artist 12 pro but I always like watching how many features Wacoms competitors have for the price and how its embarrising that Wacom can sell their low end intros for £80
You are not using gloves.
If you rest you palm on tablet while drawing can cause issues or not?
I have have seen you not touching tablet while drawing it can be painful for longer durations.
There is no touch support and this does not support finger gestures. So no problem
is this compatable with chrome books
Can I use this pen tab for 3D modeling?
A three button mouse is better for 3D modeling
Pressure sensitivity doesn't correspond to brush size in PS6 at all ((( tried different drivers - still nothing. + sensitivity in Tablet setting in showing either almost 0 or the highest levels, nothing in the middle, no matter what setting of "input / output" curves are set up...it's my old photoshop, the pen or the tablet itself is not working? ((( tried the newest driver...but how to find older ones?
First test with other apps to see if the problem is specific to Photoshop or it's a hardware problem. Test with Krita and Medibang Paint Pro. For older software contact XP-Pen. Or contact XP-Pen support to tell them your problem
Is it true that this tablet doesn't pick up very light pressured stokes as well as Walcom tablets do? Is it true that this tablet leaves very small "hooks" at the end of thin lined strokes?
I feel the ends looked like condem. At 9:30 u can see it on thick strokes he does.
Hey
Which one would you suggest?
Deco 03 or Deco Pro medium.
Can't decide between the two
Deco Pro is definitely more premium in terms of look and feel. It's good if you have the budget for it. If not, Deco 03 is good too since it has the same drawing performance, and you save money.
@@teohyc Thanks mate
does it have that paper feel?
Hello, my tablet got delivered 2 days ago and everything works pretty neat the only problem I have is whenever i use the eye dropper key (color picker) I won’t detect the color immediately. It takes a while or I have to click on a specific color instead of it doing it by it self. I don’t know if it’s a common thing but it’s getting annoying... pelease I need advice. I have uninstall the drive multiple times because of how annoying it is :(
sorry to hear that i was getting off buying this tablet :(
Can we use it on zoon
Hi, Is it good for online teaching?
Thanks
It is
I have a very bad experience with the Deco PRO on OSX 10.12.6 Sierra, Tablet Driver XP-PenMac(20190805)
Very mixed results in different applications (e.g. Sketchbook, ArtRage, Tayasui Sketches, Photoshop, Krita etc.)
In most cases, I do not get smooth lines, nor full pressure sensitivity. From time to time I see some jittering/jaggies in straight lines. Tilt funktion does not work at all. For instance, Photoshop does display the tilt angle in the small preview, also the cursor shape reflects the angle... but as soon as you start drawing it reverts to zero angle!?!
The driver preference window has that pressure level/curve, and below I should see the pressure in a progress bar from 0 - 8k. It displays something, but this is far from smooth and accurate. I try to increase the pressure as slow as possible, but the bar is jumping in large steps.
Can anyone confirm this behavior? I assume it is driver related. I hope it is no hardware issue of the pen or tablet?!
(BTW, I have a 12+ years old WACOM A5 wide tablet, with only 1k pressure level and tilt. That one works smooth as hell! Oh, yes, I have removed the tablet and its drivers before testing the new device)
It sounds like a hardware issue. Try Krita to test the tilt. Use Pencil 5 brush. As for the pressure it does seem like hardware issue. Contact XP Pen and see what they say
@@teohyc Thanks for your reply! Much appreciated. Already in touch with xp-pen support... trying the obvious cleanup and re-install. Actually, I have no other tablet driver stuff. Removed everything and checked twice manually.
Regarding TILT in KRITA with #5 PENCIL: I have tested it again. I am not sure the brush feature works as it should. The brush itself seem to have a tilted, tall rectangle shape, right?! Vertically it draws a regugal line, horizontally it has a thicker shape and draws a shade. Is this the normal behavior? The PEN tilt seem to have an effect on the opacity. That's all.
(What I expected is a thin line with holding the pen perpendicular to the tablet... and with more tilting a wider stroke.)
@@maikkaune With Krita Pencil #5, the shape of the cursor will follow where the pen is pointing. That shows that tilt works. As for the settings, like how tilt controls pressure, opacity or angle, it comes down to the setting from the individual brush.
@@teohyc Thanks, but htis is not the actual behavior I am after... You might know the typical iPad/Pencil behavior: The more you tilt the pencil, the shape of the stroke changes and you can shade an area. Do you know a similar brush/setting in Photoshop, Krita, ArtRage or others?
Here is a good example of the behavior, seen on the ARTIST PRO screen:
ruclips.net/video/-rk0Fde9lUM/видео.html
How to control the speed of the pen ? My pen movement is too slow.
You can set the speed with the driver
@@teohyc Where is the driver?
how i can do for that illustrator recognize the pen of the graphic tablet?
I want to use the brush with pression, but it dosen't enable the option. If you could tell me the steps, I would greatly appreciate it
Using MacOS? If so install Wacom Intuos driver too
@@teohyc yes, I have a MacBook
I install whatever ?