PN10-10.1" LCD Pen Display Drawing Tablet Monitor with Battery-Free Passive Pen

I have recently purchased this tablet and id say it is pretty nice. My first impression was that it came on time and it wasn’t hard to unbox at all, probably one of the easiest I have unboxed in a while. When plugging it in, it turned on fine and could be used without any drivers installed. However, without the driver, you are missing a lot of the usability. Once I installed the drivers, I calibrated the tablet personally and it works much better. The one major downfall, in my opinion, is the hdmi to mini hdmi cable it comes with because it is pretty short. If you have a desktop, you might want to consider buying a separate cable that is longer, but if you use a laptop, you should be fine. I personally just opted to go with using this for my laptop. Besides this, I think this tablet is perfect and for a good price too!

It pains me to say this, but this is probably a really bad buy.I am, as most who want to buy this product probably are, just an enthusiast of drawing. This tablet was probably one of the best investments I could have made in terms of bang for my buck. The tablet is really accurate once you've got it calibrated, and works well with programs such as PaintToolSai. It's light-weight, feels mostly natural to draw on. It took some fiddling to get working at first, but after I actually read the instructions, everything fell into place. The pressure sensitivity is actually nice. And the screen doesn't give you any sort of weird scratching sensation when using it like I've seen on some other tablets.So, what's honestly bad about this thing? Well, I've added several pictures below showing exactly why I'm disappointed. Recently, the screen started having this weird blue overlay issue. I don't know how else to really describe it. The first three pictures are photos of the screen itself. The last one is a screenshot taken from the tablet.I've tested the tablet on other computers, and this blue overlay issue is persistent, which leads me to believe that it's either a conflicting driver or a hardware malfunction. I haven't dropped the tablet. It's not had any liquid splashed on it. It simply ended up like this out of the blue one day and I've been unable to get it back to normal since.If I could set my computer up to simply duplicate one display, I'd probably do that, but I can't with my multi-display set up. Really a shame that I can't return it, either, since this device didn't last longer than a few months.MAYBE you might luck out and not get one that konks out as early as mine did. Again, I REALLY like this tablet, and if I weren't pressed for money, I'd possibly buy another one. Alas, ultimately, I'm going to have to see what happens when I talk to PNBOO directly. If anything comes out of it, I will revisit this review. But as of now, this tablet is a "No Buy" in my opinion.

This product has ups and downs. The design of the tablet seems very intuitive, with buttons to help you navigate, a small design with wires not in the way that allows you to use it easily and effectively, it has a nice surface texture that makes drawing feel good, multiple monitors can function alongside this tablet, it is easy to customize your tablet settings, the instructions are very useful, and I love how it comes with a glove which fits so nicely. On the downside: The resolution is not impressive, however, it is not bothersome to the drawing process. What really bothers me is how the tablet does not function with Adobe products, or at least not Adobe Illustrator. when used on the application, the cursor will appear on the side of the screen on the toolbar and only be able to move along it. For me, attempting to use it on Adobe moves the toolbar to the left side of my screen. On any other application, such as windows ink workspace, this tablet works perfectly. If you do not use Adobe products and do not mind a lower resolution, this product may be for you.

I liked the tablet and thought it was a good bargen for a while but here's the two-three main problems.1. I bought a used one and when I got the software downloaded to my computer, on the screen, there was a small box floating across the tablet screen saying "Imput not supported" with no way to get rid of it.2. In only three months of use being under protection in my back pack, the wire got ripped up. Not sure if it was because I kept it inside the tablet but it came apart unexpectedly.3. You can't buy the cords separately so you'll have to buy a replacement.Overall, I would not buy this tablet again and would save up twenty extra dollars to get another brand. Sometimes, the cheapest buy is not the best.

I received this product on the 14th around 10am worked great, the moniter settings just had to be tweaed quite a bit to get the colours right. today is the 16th 6:42pm and in the middle of **commissioned art** the mini hdmi or something just broke I didn't stress the cord at all it broke. I know the is a budjet tablet but if I wanted to have something I could actually use I would've just bought the Coast10 for 20 dollars more.

I have difficulties drawing on tablets without a screen, so being able to see directly where I am drawing is perfect! The screen has excellent picture quality, and having a second screen allows me to easily have a reference on my main monitor without the screen becoming too cluttered. It is lightweight and sturdy, so it feels comfortable having it in my lap or on the desk. The buttons are easily re-programmable, which makes it convenient for using your most used functions like undo and alt+tab. Very handy!

My 11 year old daughter bought this with money she saved from dog walking. Within a few months it was unusable. It randomly and frequently shuts off while she’s using it. We have no recourse since returns are only accepted within 30 days of purchase. Do yourself a favor and get a reliable brand like Wacom. It will be cheaper in the long run.

Display was great, and worked perfect for what I bought it for.