That looks pretty awesome. I own Wacom cintiq 22 FHD, it's hard to find 4k tablet when looking at the prices. Wacom 24 pro that is 2,5k. To find this priced 4k display it's miracle. Can't wait to buy my own for Christmas present. 🎁😁 Great review this really helped, before purchasing.👍
Hey Dansky, awesome video!. Could you tell me if the touch mode allows you to control the screen as a touchable monitor? I mean this mode is only for gestures or you can for example use it to navigate in Windows menus, browsers... Do you know what I mean? I want to use one of these screens not just for drawing. If this X-pen can not work like that, do you know another pen display that can operate as a touchable monitor? I would really aprecciate your help on this. Thanks!!!
Just wanted to clarify real quick, the explanation of parallax isn't quite right. A lag is just a lag. Parallax is when you put the pen on the screen and the underlying cursor "appears" somewhere else where it is not expected. For example if you look in an odd angle you see the thickness of the glass/display, a calibration issue, etc. so the actual cursor appears "optical" somewhere else. Sidenote: Lags can happen if the brush is complex or really big and caused mostly by the cpu not keeping up with the calculations. Input lags are a different story tho...
This was a delight of a video to watch. I'm currently debating between this one and the XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 for work and am having trouble making up my mind! Also, I like that the pen (finally? hopefully?!) stayed still in the last shot. 😂
Aha I sold my iPad, as it just doesn’t fit with how I like to work using the native desktop apps and their full functionality. iPad’s are great though, especially if you’re someone who likes to design on the go without cables etc ✌️
@@ForeverDansky thank you! I'm debating/waffling. lol I have heard great things about the 16TP but am pondering the iPad so I can maximize my creative time since I have a long bus commute. I thought an iPad might be a good option since I write and illustrate. Either that or get the 16TP for home and the Freewrite Traveler for the commute. 🤷🏻♀️
I can’t believe that I have never seen these “tablets” before, I ended up buying a old 10.5” iPad Pro to use as a drawing tablet and it works fine if you don’t mind having to use the software that come for iPads, but I miss photoshop…. 😢 If I knew about this xp pen tab I would have much rather have gone for this, guess I have to start saving up again so I can get one of these tabs. Thanx for the video, wish I saw it about a year ago though.
Did you notice the problem with the lines drawn with very little pressure to be quite apparent? Regarding the downsides this one has been the number one for the most people.
Hey Max, most of the time I was sitting at my desk that is next to a big window, and the amount of reflection wasn't something that ever bothered me to be honest. The display is anti-glare, and whilst the glass surface is quite reflective, when using Photoshop at max brightness for example, it didn't get in the way of what I was doing. I haven't used the Huion tablet so can't make a direct comparison, but hopefully the above is at least a little bit helpful 🙂
In terms of resolution and color accuracy it is better than the Wacom Cintiq 16, it's direct competitor. As for latency and response time it is hard to say since everywhere I look I cannot find a response time for the Xp Pen TP's screen. But if you are comparing it to the best Wacom has to offer ( Cintiq Pro series 32&24) then I would say no, I use the cintiq pro 24 and it feels way more responsive and accurate than any XP Pen tablet that I have used.
@@coacollective691 that's actually not entirely true, specifications can really go a long way. I used a Cintiq pro 16 for quite a while and loved it, it had very good response time, resolution and accuracy. But then I decided to test the XP Pen 22e Pro to see how it compares to Wacom, and it was actually kind of a dissapointing experience. The screen had a slow response time, the lines were wobbly at times, and the colors were washed out. It's best to think of these tablets as "devices with specifications" because if the response time of the screen is 20ms or higher it's going to feel aweful to draw on.
@@lukecsuarezartistry8568 I was comparing this with Wacom cintiq 16 pro, the one with 4k. I think thats more correct comparison? Wacom one is super expensive . Im leaning towards the xp pen artist 16 pro TP but Im worried of both, wobbly lines/jitter and if they dont fade well as in the end of the line has this shoe lace effect some has complained about. Im not sure if its configurable and fixable.
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You have to be the most fun review video I've seen of this thing! I'm so excited to get mine now!
Thanks so much Kev 😊 It's a thing of beauty for sure!
Nice. I kind of want the box more than the actual tablet.
Aha... it is a beautiful box! 😋
If thats the case, could i have the tablet if u want to have the box instead
I bought the artist 12 some months ago. It is amazing.
That looks pretty awesome. I own Wacom cintiq 22 FHD, it's hard to find 4k tablet when looking at the prices. Wacom 24 pro that is 2,5k. To find this priced 4k display it's miracle. Can't wait to buy my own for Christmas present. 🎁😁 Great review this really helped, before purchasing.👍
Congratulations 700 K
Hey thanks so much 😃
Hey Dansky, awesome video!. Could you tell me if the touch mode allows you to control the screen as a touchable monitor? I mean this mode is only for gestures or you can for example use it to navigate in Windows menus, browsers... Do you know what I mean? I want to use one of these screens not just for drawing. If this X-pen can not work like that, do you know another pen display that can operate as a touchable monitor? I would really aprecciate your help on this. Thanks!!!
Just wanted to clarify real quick, the explanation of parallax isn't quite right. A lag is just a lag. Parallax is when you put the pen on the screen and the underlying cursor "appears" somewhere else where it is not expected. For example if you look in an odd angle you see the thickness of the glass/display, a calibration issue, etc. so the actual cursor appears "optical" somewhere else.
Sidenote: Lags can happen if the brush is complex or really big and caused mostly by the cpu not keeping up with the calculations. Input lags are a different story tho...
This response is deep.
i'm waiting for the 24 inch 4k,currently i own xp pen 15,6 artist pro. i would like to upgrade if it came out.
This was a delight of a video to watch. I'm currently debating between this one and the XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 for work and am having trouble making up my mind!
Also, I like that the pen (finally? hopefully?!) stayed still in the last shot. 😂
I might prefer this over ipad pro ...( & I know ipad is inbuilt computer but I prefer mac and windows OS)
If you had to choose between this and an iPad which would you go with. I use photoshop for illustrations. 🙂
Aha I sold my iPad, as it just doesn’t fit with how I like to work using the native desktop apps and their full functionality. iPad’s are great though, especially if you’re someone who likes to design on the go without cables etc ✌️
@@ForeverDansky thank you! I'm debating/waffling. lol I have heard great things about the 16TP but am pondering the iPad so I can maximize my creative time since I have a long bus commute. I thought an iPad might be a good option since I write and illustrate. Either that or get the 16TP for home and the Freewrite Traveler for the commute. 🤷🏻♀️
Actually, how long is the power cable on the 16TP?
I can’t believe that I have never seen these “tablets” before, I ended up buying a old 10.5” iPad Pro to use as a drawing tablet and it works fine if you don’t mind having to use the software that come for iPads, but I miss photoshop…. 😢
If I knew about this xp pen tab I would have much rather have gone for this, guess I have to start saving up again so I can get one of these tabs. Thanx for the video, wish I saw it about a year ago though.
Legal. Mais você sentiu falta de usar os teclados de atalho da mesa ? Pois essa mesa pelo que vi no seu unbox não vem teclados de atalho.
Did you notice the problem with the lines drawn with very little pressure to be quite apparent? Regarding the downsides this one has been the number one for the most people.
You, you can change that setting
Amazing!
hi! can we use it with the m1 mac mini independent of a monitor? I want to just get this and a mac mini for a portable setup ...
10:03 How do you hide that dot cursor on contact?
How did you find the display with light and reflections as it doesn't have a mat finish. Im stuck between this one and the Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (4k)
Hey Max, most of the time I was sitting at my desk that is next to a big window, and the amount of reflection wasn't something that ever bothered me to be honest. The display is anti-glare, and whilst the glass surface is quite reflective, when using Photoshop at max brightness for example, it didn't get in the way of what I was doing. I haven't used the Huion tablet so can't make a direct comparison, but hopefully the above is at least a little bit helpful 🙂
@@ForeverDansky thanks for the info!
awesome
Thats a whole lot cheaper than wacoms high end tablets and some of them dont even have 4k displays
Dansky changed his look? You working out Dansky??
Is it better than Wacom devices? 🤔
Is not better or worse! What make art is the artist…this is only the instrument
In terms of resolution and color accuracy it is better than the Wacom Cintiq 16, it's direct competitor. As for latency and response time it is hard to say since everywhere I look I cannot find a response time for the Xp Pen TP's screen. But if you are comparing it to the best Wacom has to offer ( Cintiq Pro series 32&24) then I would say no, I use the cintiq pro 24 and it feels way more responsive and accurate than any XP Pen tablet that I have used.
@@coacollective691 that's actually not entirely true, specifications can really go a long way. I used a Cintiq pro 16 for quite a while and loved it, it had very good response time, resolution and accuracy. But then I decided to test the XP Pen 22e Pro to see how it compares to Wacom, and it was actually kind of a dissapointing experience. The screen had a slow response time, the lines were wobbly at times, and the colors were washed out. It's best to think of these tablets as "devices with specifications" because if the response time of the screen is 20ms or higher it's going to feel aweful to draw on.
@@lukecsuarezartistry8568 I was comparing this with Wacom cintiq 16 pro, the one with 4k. I think thats more correct comparison? Wacom one is super expensive . Im leaning towards the xp pen artist 16 pro TP but Im worried of both, wobbly lines/jitter and if they dont fade well as in the end of the line has this shoe lace effect some has complained about. Im not sure if its configurable and fixable.
so sad for not providing a pen holder where as huion tablet provide pen holder with 50$ tablet
not the ginger slander 😭
Is it ambidextrous?
You look like Messi
£800 ????!!! WTF...get outta here...look on the bright side, you can tick the boxes in style now !
Professional animators and artists literally need pen display tablet more than graphic
Obviously u ain't buying 4k pen display for mouse replacement so don't compare!
It's definitely not cheap, but ideal for creative pros and artists who will use it regularly.
Its not XP PEN
Apple is not friendly with 3rd party