Drawing Tablet XPPen G430S OSU, Graphic Drawing Tablet with 8192 Levels Pressure Battery-Free Stylus, 4 x 3 inch Ultrathin, for OSU Game, Online Teaching Compatible with Window/Mac Black

This is my third tablet but my first XP Pen after a friend recommended it to me. I had a larger tablet before I wanted to replace after the touchpad stopped working so I actually upgraded to a visual tablet. Only to find out that it won't work with my computer. I was frustrated beyond words trying to troubleshoot so I wanted something simple again.THIS is simple. Easy to use. It's almost plug and play with how simple it is! I did have to download the driver program, but that took seconds. The pressure sensitivity is amazing! It took some tweaking in my art program to get it to register the pen strokes as more than super light, but now that it has, I'm incredibly impressed by how versatile it is for such a small tablet. This is by far superior to the original one I wanted to replace in spite of it being about half the size.After all the frustrations I've had with other tablets, I'm so glad to have found one that not only works, but works well and doesn't make me want to throw it out the window. Well worth the purchase, and the price is fantastic!

Works well. It was plug-and-play. It was smaller than I thought but I love it. I teach online and when I teach cursive this pen gives me steady, natural hand movements. It is very sensitive.

I bought this drawing pad as I like to create drawings online (mostly Canva). I am a total beginner and mainly use it for a hobby. I thought it may be easier and more realistic to use a drawing pad rather than a mouse to make drawings. The pad was easy to set up on my computer and each time I want to use it, I just plug it in. The pen works great as a mouse and is easy to hold. I do not think this works better than my mouse. It may be that I am just more used to my mouse but every time I have used the pen, it does not create straight lines when I draw down. I thought maybe I am shaky or that the program I use is funny (both could still be true) but I have not been able to get a straight line.Pros:- Easy to set up- Easy to use and the pen feels realistic- Lots of back up pen tipsCons:- Small pad drawing space (you can adjust the screen size on the app)- It will not allow me to draw a straight line down, it is always squiggly

I bought this tablet for an alternative for now, as I purchased a Huion Kamvas display tablet and found myself unable to use it until I upgrade my PC (no USB-C port and no extra HDMI display ports for second monitors). I bought the smallest and cheapest one as I didn’t need anything fancy if this was going to be an alternative for me right now. I chose XP Pen as I always hear the brand be regarded in a very positive light by other artists.The tablet itself is slim, sleek, and doesn’t take up much space. Included in the box was the stylus itself, replacement tips and a tool to remove the pen’s tip, it also came with a manual as well. Setting up the tablet was very easy, finding which driver I needed on the website wasn’t a hassle either.The XP Pen tablet program is also very easy to use and is very direct. You can customize the pen tablet’s area of coverage on your screen or customize the pen pressure and buttons of the stylus. You can customize the buttons to act as a mouse with a double left click and right click, keyboard controls like shift or alt, or can be used within a drawing program as either an eraser or pen buttons to switch between.Using the tablet within an art program after customizing my preferred settings, I found the tablet to be very responsive to the stylus. I do feel a slight delay in my real movement and the movement of the stylus in an app, but I’m sure that can be fixed or customized within the app itself. Even though I bought a small size, it is not difficult to draw with.It’s a good tablet for the price and I am very glad I chose this brand for it!

We've been working with this pen tablet for about a month now on a Windows 10 OS. If you have a kid in school that is using Seesaw, this isn't the tablet for you. We've installed two different drivers from the Pentablet website, both the beta and the approved. Both are quite buggy. Even though you can save your configuration, they don't apply properly if you import from the saved file, or restart the machine. The Seesaw application requires that you use it like the mouse. There are different selections in the beta vs. approved Pentablet application that are able to mimic this. However, once you get the settings where you want them, you have to re-do it every time you restart the system. The import appears to apply the changes, but they still don't work properly in the Seesaw application unless you apply the changes manually every time. This is very annoying. In the future, I think I will need to buy a more expensive tablet that has better drivers that are more compatible for our intended use.----Update - Looks like the issues we are having with this appear to be because my kid is logging in not as an administrator. If login as an administrator, the software appears to work okay (though the UI still has several bugs). The developers need to work on this issue because most Windows computers at this point are used in a non-administrator mode to keep malware from being installed automatically.

Awsome purchase to get work done at home