VK1200 Drawing Tablet with Screen,11.6 inch Full-Laminated Screem Drawing Monitor with 6 Shortcut Keys and 8192 Levels Battery Free Stylus Pen,Compatible with Windows/Mac/Linux

Veikk is proba ly the best company i have dealt with to date. My tablet did not have preasure sensitivity when connected to my abdroid phone. They went above and beyond and sent me a firmware update with installation instructions and now the tablet works perfect on my phone as well. They were fast and way more helpful and eager to work with me than any company ive ever dealth with. They may not be wacom but wacom has nothing on them when it comes to customer service and a desire to make their customers happy. I would suggest anyone to give this companies products a try. The studio 16 is awesome and has made my creative life so much more enjoyable. Seriously this is exactly how a new company breaking into the marker should be and they went way above my expectations. I couldnt be happier and wipp be buying from them before i buy another wacom only to be told im out of luck if there is compata iliry issues when these guys corrected it for me and quickly at that.

Granddaughter love this easy set up loves drawing and storing her drawings.

This is a very nice piece. It's a nice big screen with paper texture, Good quality build comes with an extra pen and pins. It connects with my computer fast and smooth. Remember you need a sync them together. On the other hand it's a Little too much, 2 USBS and a HDMI to work, they couldn't make it simpler and just put it all into a type-c? Overall works great for what it says. Didn't see any other ones that do better, so I guess this is a good option.

I got this to replace my ancient Wacom drawing display, and it is about time. I’m going from a 20 year old Wacom at SVGA resolution and 1024 pressure levels to full HD and 8K pressure levels, and I think the modern stylus is way better too. This Veikk VK1200 device is lightweight and thin while still being very stable for drawing. The old Wacom was more stable of course, since it weighed more than some bowling balls, but this device gains its stability by being flat on the desk. As such, it has no built-in tilt mechanism, which is a shame but a decent tradeoff for portability. I can always set it on an inclined desk or even my lap. The image quality of the new tablet is great, especially in color as you’d hope for a drawing tablet. The stylus is also great, with excellent expressiveness and sensitivity. So far it has worked well for sketches, texture editing, and basic pen input, and works well with every drawing program I’ve tried (namely blender, photoshop, paint.net, and for fun Fresh Paint). The shortcut buttons are handy too, I usually map them to undo/redo and my favorite tools. So far I’ve only used it with Windows 10 and 11, but had no problems with either the display or the pen input driver. There are a few things I wish it did that I can’t take a star off for since it isn’t the target product. I wish it had at least a limited built in sketching program; I mean, it has to have an embedded CPU, it shouldn’t have been hard to put something basic in. Alternately it would be nice if it could act as a wireless display, so I could be less encumbered by cords. As is, it is more of a desktop/tabletop device and not terribly portable. Even without these features, for the price it is a great tool and I’m glad I got it.