Deco mini7 V2 Graphics Drawing Tablet with with 7" Working Area, 16,384 Pen Pressure Levels, Supports Windows, Mac and Android

Great tablet, perfect for what I need when editing photos, using Photoshop and doing artwork, this is the second one I've had. I added the surface protector available from XPPen directly which helps keep the surface scratch free.

Tbh I never leave reviews on things but it would be criminal if I didn't say anything about this. It detects the pen before it even touches the screen which for this price I didn't expect and it is so smooth. Bare in mind I'm no professional yet (but look out) so idk the ins and outs, but for someone like me who loves drawing physical drawings, this has become my new obsession and I look forward to creating more drawings in the future. I suppose one negative is the fact that it's a bit small but I personally don't mind it as my desk has more room surrounding the tablet for my phone or a keyboard but I'd understand if it annoys others. My first drawing is seen in the picture, I know it's nothing crazy but for my first drawing it's been described as "very good" by my friends which was probably sarcasm but whatever. (I used the Krita drawing application with this drawing tablet)

Good responsiveness. Customisation is a bit tricky.

This is the 3rd XP-Pen tablet I've bought, along with a Deco 2 and Artist 15.6" Pro, and I've been impressed with all of them. I was a long time user of Wacom tablets but they're massively overpriced (a replacement pen cost me more than my Deco 2!) and the drivers have been unreliable and often needed restarting, so I gave XP-Pen a try and have never looked back. The Mini 7 is absolutely ideal if you're limited for desk space, as I am, or want to use it on the move. The active area is perfectly large enough to allow accurate drawing, the tilt function (which I wasn't expecting at this price) works well in software supporting it, and the buttons are easily customised on a per program basis. The tablet surface has a nice feel to it when drawing and the pen is pleasant to hold and use. XP-Pen also seem to have unified their drivers, meaning you can switch between tablets without having to uninstall one driver and install another, which is only really an issue if you're wanting to use more than one but it's nice to know it's possible. Build quality is good, it feels solid. The only criticism I would have is the lack of a case for the pen with this model. The others come with a very solid screw top case for the pen, which would have made more sense with the Mini 7 as it's arguably more suitable for portable use than the much larger tablets. Aside from that, a great little graphic tablet.

Good

This works really good, I am very happy with my purchase it will take time to get used to it.

I was tented to go with Wacom. More than happy with XP-Pen, great quality it does the job. No software, but I'm more than happy with what I can do for the price that I payed.

Bought this to learn drawing on the computer. It basically works like a mouse however the shortcut buttons make working in drawing apps super fast and easy. For a beginner this is perfect. You can use the software to adjust where it points to on the screen e.g to a canvas or the whole screen. Quality was good and the pen is easy to hold.