XP Pen Artist Pro 16tp display tablet review by an artist
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- XP Pen Artist Pro 16tp display tablet review by an artist. Come and drop by and watch me review th XP Pen artist pro 16tp!!! It's got a 4k display, bonded screen, touch and all the bells and whistles. It was one of the best surprises to date. Great drawing and wonderful screen saturation. The XP pen artist pro 16tp has to be one of my favorites. Link below to their site for details:) #xppen #xppenpro16tp #drawing #howtodraw #art #artist
Contents of video:
0:00 Intro
05:41 Unboxing of XP pen Artist Pro 16tp
23:35 Set up and explanation of tablet
30:30 Line test
47:00 Drawing
1:09:32 Time lapse wrap up
1:11:14 Wrap up thoughts
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Love the review! I’m glad you included examples of your traditional art. I’m upgrading from the original XP pen 15.6 now that XP pen has really dialed in its tablet drivers from what they first had.
Cool!!!
XP-Pen AC19 Shortcut Remote... LOVE that little helper!
Me too!!!
Thank you for the great review. It has helped me feel better about my order. I'm currently waiting for mine to be shipped. They are having a sale on it right now and it is going for $674.99 on their site. With the discounts on the accessories I got the quick key remote and the stand for under $750 with free shipping. Well worth the price I hope. This is to replace using my iPad pro and Procreate for everything and I've become reliant on the touch controls.
That was probably one of my favorite reviews. Great tablet. I am traveling and was on the fence about bringing the 16tp. I did not. I was so frustrated because I should have brought it. Oh well. You will love it! One of the best:)
M
1:03:00 I can totally echo your point of awesome aftermarket service.
Through a clumsy action I managed to drop my deco L onto its USB connector, which promptly ripped the actual connector off the circuit board, leaving behind just the pins. I am pretty comfortable with electronics, and saw that it couldnt just be resoldered or repaired easily. Of course, this is not something that falls under warranty, never mind that my warranty period had just expired, but I hate to throw things away for small damage like that. I inquired with XP-Pen about the USB connector part number such that I could solder on a new one, or if the PCB could be ordered from them to fix the device.
To my surprise, after some images and back and forth they asked me to send in my old tablet, which I did, and a week later I received a brand new tablet in the mail....
Truly astounding, and it have made sure that my next (display) tablet was an XP-pen, and probably the next one after will be as well. Good warranty and after market service shows how confident a company is in their products, and how much they value you as a consumer.
People do not know. They are fantastic. Most of the issues I typically see has to do with mail service…or email lost. Not an XP pen issue. They as a company have always gone far and above what I expect. Thanks for the comment:)
M
I'm torn between this and the Wacom 13 one touch. I mainly draw on my iPad so being able to navigate around with touch gestures would really benefit me. I don't like Wacom much but I've also heard bad things about xp pens drivers constantly breaking which makes me hesitant. I need to have the confidence my tablet will just work when I need to do my job. How has yours held up after these 9 months? Are the touch gestures working well and can you customize them in the driver's thing like with Wacoms stuff? Also is this thing heavy? I guess my main concern is still the reliability and dependency of xp pens products
Hi, love your reviews! Can I ask what laptop you're using? My Photoshop doesn't run right at 4K, but I don't think my machine is much less powerful than yours and your Photoshop is running smooth.
Surface laptop studio running Iris integrated graphics on Windows 11. What are you using?
@@MichaelClaridaArts Samsung Notebook 9 Pro.
That makes sense. I looked up the Intel GPU for your computer and it looks like it has 4GB VRAM, which is apparently what Adobe recommends for 4K.
@@JeffVoss yea…it also has 11th gen Intel processors. I believe 12 cores or something. I also ran Photoshop off my old surface book 1. I also used a 2k monitor but that had a Nvidea card with 16 gb of Ram and an i7 processor. Photoshop is a Ram hungry program. Try sketchbook pro.
M
Or clip studio paint:)
@@MichaelClaridaArts I don't know if you feel this way, but I like the drawing more in Photoshop. I know CSP has that silky smooth feel, but even on zero stabilization, it still feels like there's a little smoothing. Photoshop feels more precise.
I ordered this and will be using it for drawing fantasy RPG maps. Do you think this tablet was a good choice for that or should I box it up and return it?
Great tablet! I love mine. Very good for drawing.
How's it been?
I find when I draw I absolutely REQUIRE the cursor to hide on contact so that I can see the stoke and line work. I am currently returning a Huion for this reason. I see that you're using photoshop and the cursor following the pen tip :/ Do you know if this happens in Concepts on Windows?
I know I can hide the cursor in windows. Not sure about each program. I can try to hide it in Mac OS. I like having a brush reference.
M
I'm a General public. How could I get the modified driver for xp pen 24 pro if I face issues with the driver like you ?
I was a beta tester…for the driver at the time. My input…with the existing testing that XP pen does…helped with the new driver release at that time. The newest driver available has the changes needed for the best experience. If you have issues…contact them. They are always ready to help.
M
question : will it work ok with laptop 1080 resolution ?
Yes…it will.
Michael
It's interesting to me that you didn't use the touch feature at all, yet loved it so much. It's just a 4k screen for you at that point.
It is a form factor that I am not used to using when on a larger tablet. When I am on my Surface…I use it all the time. I mostly use the quick keys on my quick key remote because of muscle memory. The touch is great…it is really just a novelty that I don’t use on tablets like this.
This might seem like an odd question, but are you able to draw dots consistently and with pressure sensitivity well? I bought one and didn't like I couldn't but always wondered if it was just a defective unit.
@@anarablehill5691 yes. 8192 levels of pressure. Did you install the driver?
@@MichaelClaridaArts Yes the tablet just wasn't able to respond to dotting with the pen very well. I checked and rechecked everything and I decided it was a limitation in the pen and screen. Out of 20 taps I'd get random sizes that didn't match the pressure and only 12 registered dots. (thanks for these responses btw)
@@anarablehill5691 mmm. I would go into the driver and adjust the pressure curve. You can adjust globally or application specific. Contact customer service and they will take care of you. Mine works flawlessly. I know sometimes we blame the tablet but there are so many variables with modern computers…could be a driver issue…a machine issue and date I say user error. I cannot tell you how many times I have done something to mess up tech. Be patient. The folks at XP pen will work to resolve the issues.
M
Have you had a chance to try this on a Mac since you did this video? I just got an iMac and want this tablet but have heard this one doesn't play well with macs. Thank you!
Mmm…not sure. The touch may not work as well…but that can be turned off. I will have to test drive it on my M1 Mac.
@@MichaelClaridaArts thank you. The touch feature may be a problem, and some people have said it's like drawing on an iPad without a screen protector, which I find super unpleasant. If I can get past those two issues, though, I'll buy it. Have had great experiences with xp-pen so far.
@@cheralynn4417 not sure about the iPad reference as I have one of those as well-did not have that experience. I thought it worked great on my pc. But…I did not try it yet on my Mac. Soon:)
M
@@MichaelClaridaArts thanks--I'll stay tuned❤️
@@cheralynn4417 I was looking on their site and they do have a PaperLike screen protector available for it which would help with that. I know I don't like using my iPad without it.
I'm totally confused between "cintiq 16 pro 2021", "xp tp display" and "xp 24 pro". I mainly work 8 hours as a layout designer for a company. The apps that I use are Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign. I design Flyers, Brochures and other layouts. But I'm confused about which device should I pick for these type of works. The surface laptop studio only 14" screen size but it's touch response is best than any other samsung or dell laptop which results in more efficient work while doing multi task. Cintiq 16 pro also has touch but not that level but its pen response is best than any other device, but again it's small, only 16" in size. I do not know about xp tp display responsiveness. XP 24 pro has larger screen to work comfortably but again its pen response is not up to the cintiq mark. Which would be better for long term use? I do not want to buy tablet again and again. I want the display tablet that covers my needs, also long lasting. I will be using tablet for the first time. You have experience using display tablets. Keeping all the above aspects in view any suggestion from your side would be appreciated. Thanks! 🙏
I don’t like having touch on my display tablets. With response and pen activation…I use the 24” pro 2k daily(and I also use Photoshop, illustrator, in design) as well as Zbrush. They activation and pen sensitivity is on par with Wacom. Look…we all want the best for the money. There are so many variables with display tablets…and some are hype and some are not. I created pro illustration with my Intuos tablet with under 500 levels of pressure. I also created great art with my old Wacom 21ux with about 2048 levels of pressure with no hd and no touch or bonded screen. The tablet you can afford that has what you need is the best. Wacom is a great product…but expensive. XP one is a great product that works great and is cheaper. I also use Huion…good and price conscious. Xencelabs also makes a great display tablet…more expensive. The reality is that you can get a great display tablet that will last first cheaper that Wacom. I love Wacom!!! They make a great tablet. But, the quality gap between the mighty Wacom and the cheaper tablets is getting smaller. I personally have the XP one 24” pro…love it. I also have the Huion Kamvas 24”…love it. I had the 22” Wacom Cintiq HD. Loved that(it started having hot spots after 9 months) but I still used it. Don’t be confused…get the size you want. The resolution you want…and focus on the art. If money is not an issue…then any of the display tablets will be great:) you just cannot tell anymore when it comes to activation…sensitivity…etc. Heck…I could not really see a huge difference when XP pen released the 16k pressure. Now go create something:)
M
I'm a professional illustration and I'm looking for a new display. I can't decide between Artist Pro 16TP or Innovator 16, do you have any recommendations? (price is not an issue) thank you
I liked the pro 16tp. 4k and touch made it very nice to work on.
@@MichaelClaridaArts Thanks for the answer. I saw that you also reviewed the Artist pro 16. If you compare it to the Artist pro 16TP which one is better? Which has better performance in drawing? Or is there not that much difference between them?
@@carolbouchardet I like the 16 Pro TP. I just had a better experience overall for drawing.
M
Can I use this device stand alone? Like, an independent device, without any connections? Or I need to have my laptop on me all the time?
You need a host machine. No...not stand alone. M
You could use your phone if it is one of the compatible models (many samsung and huawei devices). I think a minipc might work, but I understand photoshop and 4k would require a great gpu.
xp pen TP or xp pen artist 24 pro ? which is ur main working display in this year 2023 ?
24 pro. Working on it right now. M
@@MichaelClaridaArtsThis 16 tp display and cintiq 16 pro 2021 model both have around 30 ms response time. If I have the budget for cintiq then going with cintiq pro 16 would be a good investment for long term ?
@@user-zm5ss6uk5c well…since I am not a millionaire…the differences between these machines is over a 1000 dollars. $539 for the xp pen and $1600 for the Wacom. I have owned Wacom…many of them. I think that Wacom makes a great product at a premium price. But XP pen makes a fantastic product at a reasonable price. Investment vs return. I have used my 24” XP pen pro every day for over 2.5 years. Love it…and I saved $1600 dollars. The reality is that you can make art without spending a ton of money. I say XP one all day.
M
Wats the app name??
is it a textured matte display or a slippery glass one?
It has a matte anti glare surface. Not slick.
M
@@MichaelClaridaArts okay that's so weird because I've watched 15 videos on this thing and half of them say that it's slippery glass and the other half say that it's a matte textured finish LOL
@@cloud9photography126 well…as compared to glass that has no texture and no matte finish(like and iPad or an iPhone) this definitely has a anti glare finish. Most of the tablets these days have an applied film or etched glass. My tablets on the other hand(iPad, Galaxy tab 6) do not have anything. Very shiny.
@@MichaelClaridaArts i got it but i might return it as the lag is HORRIBLE in photoshop and ibis paint
@@cloud9photography126 your video card may not be up to facilitating the display. It is a 4k display and if your video card is not capable it will have issues. You may be able to adjust the settings. Also, check the drivers. Refresh rate, etc. Are you hdmi or usb c? I would look at all the variables before you return it. Hopefully you can get the issues resolved. You can use the customer service. May give you insight.
M
I'm torn between this and the Wacom 13 one touch. I mainly draw on my iPad so being able to navigate around with touch gestures would really benefit me. I don't like Wacom much but I've also heard bad things about xp pens drivers constantly breaking which makes me hesitant. I need to have the confidence my tablet will just work when I need to do my job. How has yours held up after these 9 months? Are the touch gestures working well and can you customize them in the driver's thing like with Wacoms stuff? Also is this thing heavy? I guess my main concern is still the reliability and dependency of xp pens products
So XP pen makes great products at a great cost. I have used the 24” pro for 2.5 years and it is still going strong. The drivers are better that they used to be…on my Mac. This unit works great. No issues. A little heavier…but it is not really designed to draw on your lap like an iPad. Use a stand…it is better than I expected.
M