Artisul D16 15.6 Inch Drawing Tablet with Screen IPS Graphics Drawing Monitor Full Laminated Pen Display Battery-Free Stylus 8192 Levels Pressure Sensitive 7 Shortcut Keys A Dial for Windows, Mac

This is my first drawing tablet and I choose this one over other ones because of the battery-free pen and the price. As for the delivery, I had to wait a little longer than usual due to the virus but I still received it before the expected delivery time. It came in as I expected and it works well with Krita. I noticed there are a couple of small bubbles under the screen protector sheet but it is unnoticeable unless you really look for it. It doesn't seem to affect performance at all. After I installed the hardware, my pen stopped working. I had to uninstall the hardware and reinstalled it and then I finally got the app to control the buttons on the side and test the pen pressure. Sometimes my pen pressure doesn't register I fix it by testing the pen pressure and it works again. Overall I am very satisfied with this product and I plan to use it daily to improve my digital art.

I hadn't heard of Artisul until they reached out to me to try out this D16 Display Tablet, and I was pleasantly surprised when I received it & began to work. First off this tablet offers a lot of worth for its price range, and its an amazing alternative to getting started with display tablets if you feel unsure about spending a lot of money on a larger competitor. The package itself comes with a lot of really handy things! After using it for a bit, these where my final thoughts; - Amazing price for what it provides, if you’re starting out in art or thinking of switching over to a display tablet, it gives you a lot of bang for your buck! - Great feel and texture, does not slip and slide or require screen covers! Anti-glare screen works wonders. - Good pressure and Reactiveness! - Pretty accurate color and detail, colors come through crisp! - Great range in set up thanks to the stand, and streamlined cables that don't require a lot of bulky plugs! - Kept cool through hours of work! Be Aware of: - Slight misalignment between the pen when at an angle, can be odd if you're not used to it! - Display is HDMI only, may require an adapter! - Only has 7 sidebar keys, which might not be enough for some artists workflow. - Does not have a pen stand! Only comes with a clip for the side! - Depending on your set up, the wires might be a little short. Overall I had a very pleasant experience working with Artisul & think its a great chance for art student, beginners, or hobbyist to have an affordable option!

I never knew about the Artisul before asked to review one, but I can honestly say if you're looking for an affordable alternative to a Wacom product, this might be a good one for you. Before this I was trying out XP-Pen as a good alternative but the driver was constantly having problems and had little support. It seems like Artisul is managing to make sure that they can work with the artist. Out of the box, you get a lot of stuff, including a stand which is often an extra purchase, the fact that it has one makes that a big plus. The USB to AC to Computer wires are a bit short, but can be extended if needed. The pen is nice and lightweight, requiring no batteries but lacks an eraser style button (though most folks may not need that) Only thing that really bothered me was that the settings for the pen buttons could not be set to certain keys, however they have assured me that there will possibly be a driver update in the future to include it, so hopefully they'll go ahead with that. I'm always hoping for alternatives to really expensive Wacom Cintiq products for artists who want to start getting into digital drawing, especially affordable when it's required for school or work. If you're into working in Photoshop/Clip Studio, it works great. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

The second I opened the box, I knew I was in for a good time. This tablet comes with everything an artist could ask for, whether beginner or experienced. A stand, a pen with a handful of extra nibs and no need for batteries, pen case, and a glove to prevent a smudgy screen. The tablet itself is very clean and lightweight. Setting it up was super easy and hassle free, making it a breeze to start drawing right away. The pen really glides across the screen when in use, making drawing a smooth experience. Though this tablet comes with 7 side bar keys unlike the 8 I'm used to, so my workflow when switching from what I was using before to this wasn't as seamless as I was hoping. The wires are also a little short which might make things a bit tricky to work with. Also the display is HDMI only, so an adapter might be needed. Over all, with a great price and easy to set up, I had a great time working with my new D16 Display Tablet!

Included software/drivers would not load and kept giving an error relating to setting my multi-monitor setup to "extended mode", but it already was. Without included software Windows would only associate touch input with D16 monitor if it was the only output. Even system settings in Windows could not correct the issue with multiple monitors. I attempted multiple manual uninstalls of the default drivers of the D16 and my monitors with reboots. I attempted multiple configurations. I ran the D16 software/drivers in compatibility mode. Nothing worked. Based on other positive reviews it may be a fluke having to do with my computer being a laptop. While I can shut the lid; I literally can not disconnect the third display to even get the included software to work (assuming that's the issue). I have a strong IT background to put my experience into context. Either way if it's not plug in play or if I can't get it to function within an hours work on a 2020 Win10 laptop I am not interested. I will say that when the touch panel did "work" I found it to be a good entry level tablet. People who draw with lines should avoid as this older model produces visible ridged pattern and this is documented on YouTube. You're just rolling the dice with compatibility and support.

This did it's job perfectly for over a year. Colors are good, sensitivity was good, did everything it should. However it always felt flimsy in my hands. Then one day I noticed the edge of one side was just... Lifted? Like the seams holding the plastic together just wore out - odd considering I treated this thing like it was my baby. I tried to gently click it back into place but in doing so the screen just cracked and it was all over. It seems the screen somehow wiggled its way between the panels of the housing. Long story short, if you have enough money for a screen tablet like this then maybe just save up for a Gaomon, or something else with better build quality.

I acquired the Artisul a few weeks ago and have been using it since then. To start the packaging very well, I arrive in perfect condition from the US wineries to Colombia. The support is going very well for me, it is simple to assemble and disassemble, the pencil is comfortable, but of an unreliable material. The monitor has a good size with respect to the price, but the anti-glare film is uncomfortable because it scratches very easily. The issue of the controller is complicated, it would be more comfortable if it did not conflict with other controllers of different brands, the configuration of the buttons should be 100% free as in wacom, I use design programs that are not listed and I require use certain commands that do not appear in the list that brings the configuration panel. The color of the monitor is decent, but it can be modified with the graphics card settings. In general price / quality is an 8/10, it would be great if they allowed the free configuration of the buttons and that the anti-glare film is interchangeable.

Screen quality is great, good for use as a second monitor as I have lost the drawing ability, due to the fact the pen got lost/misplaced and when I went to go purchase a new replacement pen there was nothing. And actual compatibility with other pens and windows is lacking. I should've known what I was getting into when I ordered it, but now it remains as a second monitor. Do not buy this, buy a newer tablet so you can actually get replacement parts if you need it and worth a damn drivers.

No funciono, tenia falla y se devolvio