PN10 10.1 Inch IPS Graphics Drawing Monitor with Battery-free Passive Pen（Black)

Did a review on this for my clansite the BN-Nitwitts on Enjin. I usually do gaming mice etc but made an exception for this as it was just great.Bought for my son do do his 'anime drawing' on.Was worried about driver problems as these drawing tablets can be prone to glitches and wotnot. So Googled alot just looking around.On Windows 7 this works fine. Just make sure you delete any 'wacom' drivers or similiar before installing this.Also acts as another monitor with no problems. Meaning screens can just be moved across from your main monitor and vice versa.(but you probably know this) Did buy an adjustable arm to hold it and suggest you do too.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I received this tablet PNBOO NP10 this Saturday , I already have products from PNBOO ( the 21" inches tablet) but I bought this tablet exactly for the size.As many knows I'm digital nomad and this tablet is perfect for travelling around the world , place the tablet in a bag or suitcase .Inside the box I found :1 pen,stand with 8 nibs ,CablesGloveCd-roomManualI installed it without any problem in Mac and Windows Laptops.It has a series of programmable side buttons, the pen pressure and the precision has nothing to envy to other graphics tablets that are now on the market.100% digital nomad recommended !

I bought this is a gift... I spent a month trying to get it working and when I finally did the screen is poor quality and the pen doesn't line up with the display. Despite the help of their support team.

The box wasn't even damaged and when we finally set the thing up , the screen would have a massive white blur in the middle. If you pressed around the screen , the screen would flicker and the white would go away for a second. There was no chance of using this item in its condition. We now have the hassle of returning the item on boxing day.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I am a professional illustrator and I’ve used a number of graphics tablets in the past and the PN10 stands out as an excellent portable graphics tablet for use with art and design software. The tablet came well packaged and arrived quickly through Amazon Prime. I tried it using various art applications and basically, if an app works with a tablet it will work with this one. The surface of the tablet screen gives a good level of resistance to the pen tip as you might experience with a pencil on paper. The surfaces on some tablets can give too much slip resulting in an unnatural lack of friction between the tablet surface and pen tip. Out of the box the pen came properly calibrated to the screen but if the cursor is not quite aligned to the pen tip then there is calibration software supplied to correct this. The pen proved to be very sensitive to pressure and was easily able to achieve fluid pen strokes that went from fine to thick lines and light to dark tones. It comes smartly packaged and the box contains a 10.1” tablet, a pressure sensitive pen, an HDMI lead, a USB lead, replacement nibs, a manual and the tablet drivers on a CD. The tablet is robust and well built. The six customisable buttons on the tablet feel satisfyingly solid. The pen has an easy to grip surface and two customisable buttons that respond to a light press.To sum up, this tablet does everything that any professional artist would expect and it does it extremely well. It is solid and responsive but light and thin and so perfect for art on the go.