T11 Pro Standalone Drawing Tablet with Screen,No Computer needed,10.1 inch FHD Display,Octa-Core CPU,Pre-installed Sketchbook & Flipaclip - Ideal for Student, Digital Artists, Designers

Overall, this tablet is everything that it is advertised to be. It's essentially a fully functional Android tablet with a pen, drawing accessories and drawing software installed on it.- The tablet itself can do anything that a regular Android tablet can do, so you can install any drawing apps you want on it. It does have one preinstalled: Autodesk Sketchbook. This software is quite nice, as it has layer functionality, lots of nice brushes, and even a Copic marker color picker. The app has all the features you would expect from a drawing application, and does a fantastic job.- The pen is quite nice. It looks nice, feels nice, and is easy to use. There are no shortcut buttons, but it does come with an extra battery. There is pressure sensitivity, which is good.- The tablet comes with lots of drawing and convenience accessories. The screen protector is pre-installed, and the tablet comes with a nice case that fits it perfectly and has a built-in adjustable stand. It also comes with two white, non-slip drawing gloves as well as one black glove that covers only the part of your hand that touches the tablet so that there are no accidental touches. The glove also feels really nice on your skin. There is also a brush included, most likely to clean dust off the surface of the tablet, in addition to a cleaning cloth. Of course, the charging cable and adapter are also included.- I have not experienced any difficulties with the tablet, and it runs well. It's a perfectly good tablet at a good price, great for anyone that wants to draw or even take notes on a virtual whiteboard.

After much research online I chose the Frunsi T11 Pro for my foray into the world of standalone digital art. It came complete with a ready installed screen protector, a folding case, a pen with spare nibs and battery, cleaning cloth and brush, three drawing gloves and charger. With Autodesk Sketchbook pre-installed and an amazing price, together with lots of very good reviews on review sites made up my mind the Frunsi was what I needed. I was right. It is splendid and does exactly what I hoped it would and much more besides. I have also loaded Krita and a couple of other digital art apps and they all work perfectly.

Tablet came quickly and had more accessories than it said in the description (unless I looked over it lol). It comes with the tablet, a pair of white gloves, a black partial glove (idk what it's actually called), the charger, the stylus with battery, an extra battery, a cloth to clean the screen, a brush to wipe away dust, a pre-installed screen protector, a card with the customer service email, and a manual.The tablet comes with a drawing app already, but I decided to install IbispaintX and Krita instead. The tablet was fine on both. A little laggy depending on the number of layers and the image quality, but significantly better than using my phone. It's comfortable to use, the gloves work great, and I'm really liking the stylus.I think this is great for people, like me, who want to get into digital art without spending $500+Can't speak on durability yet since this is literally brand new, but as far as being easy to use and value for money, I give this 5 stars.Edit: I've now had the tablet for a few weeks. It works great, and the battery the pen came with is STILL going. Why am I changing my review to 4 stars? The adapter died within 24 hours. I have one of my own that works, so I can still charge my tablet just fine, but this is something that shouldn't have happened in the first place. I reached out to the customer service email provided with the tablet immediately, and they never responded. So, great tablet, but awful customer service if something goes wrong.Edit 2: The story continues. Customer service reached out to me out of the blue. Apparently my email ended up in spam. They sent me a new adapter, and it works! Will be changing my rating back to 5 stars.P.S. The stylus is STILL on its first battery, and it's been months.

Absolutely thrilled with the Frunsi Drawing Tablet! As a parent and an artist, this tablet has been a fantastic addition to our household. Its 10.1-inch FHD display is crystal clear, making every drawing session a delight. The kids are particularly captivated by the vibrant colors and the precise touch response, which keeps their creativity flowing effortlessly.What truly stands out is the standalone feature. With the built-in Octa-Core CPU and Android 12, there's no need for a computer, making it incredibly convenient for on-the-go use. Whether we're at home, in the car, or waiting at appointments, this tablet is a lifesaver. The battery life is impressive, allowing for extended use without constant recharging.The digital stylus feels natural and responsive, making both note-taking and detailed artwork a breeze. As a designer, I appreciate the pressure sensitivity and the range of tools available, which rival those of more expensive drawing tablets. The kids love using it for their homework and drawing practice, and it's sturdy enough to withstand their enthusiastic use.The interface is user-friendly, with easy access to various apps and settings. Setting it up was a breeze, and the tablet has been running smoothly without any hiccups. It's also lightweight and portable, making it easy for the kids to handle and carry around.Overall, the Frunsi Drawing Tablet has exceeded our expectations. It's a versatile, high-quality device perfect for both professional artists and young creatives. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to combine functionality, portability, and a fantastic drawing experience in one package!

I treat visual art creation as a pastime. With my current life full of responsibilities, it's very difficult to sit down with my various pens, pastels, and pencil to produce anything. I was new to digital art, and this tablet made it easy to try. It's not expensive and is truly portable.When you look around, there are very few standalone drawing tablets. The ones that exist are very expensive and essentially for professionals. Then, there are drawing "monitors" that require a computer. These can be affordable, but if you're on the go they're no help.What's so special about this is they took a good (not great) android tablet and integrated a pen to allow for the detail you'd get from the more expensive models.It's not a fast tablet and it doesn't handle anything too heavy like video games or very detailed drawings... Well yeah, it's a budget tablet. Still, it's able to produce complex drawing through various apps and can do all the other things a tablet can do. You can create art with it that would require many hundreds of dollars to produce.It comes with some sweet gear. The case is a little too snug but fits it well enough. The case also has a stand built in. A drawing glove-thing is included that lets you rest your hand on the tablet while drawing (handedness doesn't matter). It also comes with a brush and microfiber cloth to clean the surface.TLDR: A PRO for one person could be a CON for another with this tablet. Are you looking into digital art for the first time or are not a professional? Do you not have a powerful computer to use as a power source for drawing monitors or are always on the run? If yes, this would be a good pick.