XP-PEN Artist 12 Pro 11.6" HD IPS Screen 8192 Level Stylus Pen with Tilt and 8 Shortcut Keys - Compatible with Mac, Windows

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I don’t really emphasize how the pen tilt is so bad because it’s still a “side” feature which isn’t necessary to draw in digital. The XP-Pen Artist 13 is just not good enough to even be considered alongside the XP-Pen Artist 13 Pro and Huion Kamvas Pro 13 unless your budget is extremely limited and that’s the only choice you have. Pairs 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity and 5080 LPI resolution, allowing you draw and paint naturally and smoothly.

The stand is made of hard plastic and has rounded corners at most places so that it won't cut your hands or create scratches. I felt like there was no need to review it if it was just going to stop getting driver updates and attention, and by that point, there were lots of other tablets which seemed just as good or better than the Ugee HK1560. The white haze is not going to be a problem since most people would just view the display straight on.

With up to 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity, it provides you with increased accuracy and enhanced performance to create the finest sketches and lines, even down to the nuance of different hairs. I have know about the texture and whether one is smooth or textured isn’t a problem since I’m gonna used to it later, and I have known the pen on XP Pen Star 03 isn’t bad since it have Bulge, even though Huion H610pro V2 now use the Comfortable PW100 pen. There are 3 physical buttons on the right side (If you are using it in right-handed mode), The power button, brightness down, and brightness up.

As you can see, I was not able to get the lines to start on the start line consistently, but I was able to start them fairly close to it most of the time. I can also easily set the tools that I commonly use on the shortcut keys like undo, pan, color picker, and switch between the eraser and the brush tool. Pro does, and this makes it completely possible to draw on the Artist 12 Pro while mainly using the shortcut buttons. The textured anti-glare screen protector does dim what you can see from the sides a bit, but there are absolutely no problems with colours when viewing the screen from any “normal” angle. With regards to the difference between the XP-Pen Artist 12 and Artist 12 Pro, I suggest that you don’t consider the Artist 12, especially if the Artist 12 Pro is cheaper.That function cycles through all the available monitors in the drop-down list at the top of the Current Screen section when used, so you can use that to quickly switch which monitor your pen input goes to. Back then, I was not confident enough to review a drawing monitor (because I had only experienced 1 at that point), and by the time I felt like I could attempt to review it, Ugee was already starting to show signs of stopping their tablet production.

The first benefit is increasing the stability of the pen nib in the pen, so the pen now makes less noise when drawing strokes and the pen nib wiggles less in the holder. In terms of the lightest pen pressure, I could get somewhat thin lines with the 300px IAF test pen, but when using a 300px. Some of the improvements include a screen with better colours, more physical shortcut buttons (8 total), replacing the touch bar with a control wheel and including a stand in the box.

The “hints” also only show up on your main screen, not the screen assigned to your tablet, so they don’t help you figure out what function your red dial is on at all since you can’t see the hints on the right screen anyways.