How much 13.3 pro? Please tell me, my daughter wants me to buy that. Thank you in advance your response. God bless.

@@maricelasilo5720 US $299. Check XP Pen website or Amazon

@@teohyc ooooooo

thanks for sharing. is the wacom worth the price. i have a small similar tablet, but i dont know which company i should get a bigger tablet from, this one sounds nice. but i have to make sure im within my budget.

@@KreativeHogwartsLegacyGUIDES My daughter loves it. The one I got her was the 16" for something like $700.00. It's not the pro, but the only difference I can see is it does not have the short cut buttons on the front. I spoke with someone who works for Disney & he said Wacom is what they use to make all the movies there. He has worked there for about 30 years & thinks Wacom is the best. Hope this helps. Have a great day.

If i want to take it with me can i draw without pc? Its has battery? Can i use it with powerbank?

Carles Carbonell Bernado i have the 15.6 pro and there is no disernable offset. I use it as a second monitor and if you calibrate it using the driver, you dont get the offset he mentioned

me too! im currently deciding between the two.

I have the Deco 01 and have the same problem.

I have the 13.3 pro and i don't have the problem in krita, photoshop, and clip studio when it comes to dots. but on medibang for some reason, i need to do a short stroke :/

They are pratically the same. The sad thing about the 13.3 is that you dont get to use the whole screen, id recommend the 12 one because its cheaper and its has the screen size use like the 13.3

@@bernakoci4549 what do you mean "dont get the use whole screen"? 13 inch size bigger than 12 inch?

@@bernakoci4549 sorry my english

@@bernakoci4549 you don't get to use the whole screen ? As in ? What part does it not let us use ?

I would definetly recommend the xp pen artist 12 pro if you have smaller hands, if you have larger hand though, id recommend the 13.3 Hope this helped in advance

@@bernakoci4549 what’s considered small hands ;-;

@@viixine7666 probably like a child, or something like that

The review is here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/edaidNqYqLq6hKM.html

That would be a very thick pen. 😂

Free ones are Medibang Paint Pro, Krita. Paid ones Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, Corel Painter

Thank you!

the gloves are to prevent grease/sweat from your hands to get in contact with the screen. it also makes gliding smooth when drawing. It needs to be plugged in a computer since it's a monitor that you can draw on. c:

@@SoultyRagevin Thanks for that info! So why would someone buy this instead of using a tablet like an iPad Pro? Maybe I'm not understanding, but I just don't see who would want to use this, since for example Teoh's favorite Medibang Pro is available on both Windows and iOS.

Fang 1992 pretty obvious? its wayyy cheaper. can also use more programs. makes sense especially for 3d modeling

Fang 1992 I don’t think it’s that obvious. It is considerably cheaper than similar sized iPad Pro. It lacks pinch zoom which I personally use, even on bigger tablets I use the touch screen to rotate canvas. Also not everyone carries their tablet around. So portability isn’t an issue. Desktop has more full free software that might be of consideration for someone on a budget. MediBang on desktop is more fully featured. You also have a more fully featured version of sketchbook pro that includes flipbook. Krita, Blender and Opentoonz are only available on desktop. For me personally I rather pay the extra money for an iPad Pro, and if you have a Mac in a couple of weeks you can run sidecar on it and it’s a desktop tablet too.

This vs iPad Pro? Comes down to the software you can use. Right now iOS still has limited functionality compared to desktop OS. I will make a comparison review once iPad OS is out.

you can do a 180 degree switch with controls on the right sside.

its small and thin

The 12 or 13.3 model?

Teoh Yi Chie the 12 pro, the 13 went for 12,500 PHP, had I done bought that, I would’ve only paid for about 198 USD. But I was already stretching my budget then, I was only planning on buying the Deco Pro you reviewed earlier for 90 USD, but the opportunity for a cost effective investment was too good to pass sans the 50 USD increase! Credit card paid for that gap, gotta hustle to pay it off by the end of September tho, worth it, right?

Teoh Yi Chie btw, when can we expect to see your review on the artist 12 pro? Waiting for mine to arrive is getting me giddy lol

I got mine from the XP-PEN's store, and its their current 14'th anniversary, I got it for $175 (PHP 9000+) and now I am waiting for it to arrive. Wish me best

I was gonna buy the Artist 13.3 pro on lazada for 12k

No. You have to use the 3-to-1 cable provided for connection.

@@teohyc thank you so much kind Sir..

Good idea

Drawing functionality is the same. Personally I prefer keyboard shortcuts so those extra shortcut buttons on the pen displays are not attractive to me. The inclusion of the stand is nice move

Yes No Yes No No No It's a monitor (that you can draw on), so you need to connect it to a computer.

@@teohyc nice! Also can I use it on smartphone?

@@boristheteethguy9220 No

You can

Did you try calibrating it using the driver?

Whoops, ty xD

You have to use keyboard shortcuts to zoom

Louise Collen Ladera there is a discount now

Yes you can

Depends on the screen protector that's used. The matte screen protector that's less reflective has more friction. I've many reviews with photos. You've got to search for the one with the right matte screen protector www.parkablogs.com/tags/pen-display

It’s a monitor, not a tablet. So you will need to connect to computer and power source to use

Actually this seems as a common windows problem where on still long press on pens or touch input it tries to do a RMB but if you lift it too soon it just cancels the action without any visual warning and leave you with the confussion of what just happened, maybe i'm wrong with this one, but checking it would not hurt anybody so just search on google "windows 10 disable long press" and the first link should give you a guide on how to disable it. Or just go to(remove the space after the dot): top-password. com/blog/turn-on-off-press-and-hold-for-right-clicking-in-windows-10/

Not sure about that. Better ask XP Pen

@@teohyc i have no answer from them :( I ask you because I know you have the both versions :))), the old and the new, thank you very much

Not sure what's wrong. Using the same cable? Maybe contact XP-Pen and see what they say

These have to be connected to the computer.

Get at least 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD and quad core processor. Double the specs if you have the budget

Agree! Add 4K while they're at it and I would buy it in a NY Minute!

That was a review unit so I no longer have it. There’s 18 months warranty so it should be safe

@@teohyc Ahh yeah, thats true. Thank you for responding so quickly!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mp9lZbtn1qu1hWw.html check this video description. amazon us can ship this to malaysia

What do you mean by upload?

I don’t understand your problem

the old versions don't have the word 'PRO' and don't have a scroll wheel

@@SoultyRagevin damn

Yes, it needs a laptop as it is a monitor and not really a tablet (battery powered) even though it's so thin

Right now the US$239 Huion Kamvas 13

Go into the driver, look through the options available, there is one where you can rotate 180 degrees

It’s a monitor so you need to connect it to a computer

@@teohyc Thanks

Contact xp pen and see what they say

@@teohyc yeah, i should :( The pen connects and all but its only the monitor that isnt displaying.

i wonder if it has to do with the cable or the driver i installed. also in my setting in windows the extend monitors option is no where to be seen, it only has auto detect

It’s a monitor so you need to connect to a computer

Thanks, so just CPU will work too?

@@kk-ox3rs Yes

Larger one

@@teohyc is that the 12 or the 13.3 one?

@@jenniflower6569 Lmfao. Which one sounds bigger to you? 12 or 13?

@@rope435 13 -^-

Probably yes. It is same size as 15 inch laptop

@@teohyc Great, thanks!

Does not work with Android

You should contact XP Pen if yours was shipped with a cracked display

@@teohyc no, i mean that was broke by myself, caused by an accident, and i used to contact xp pen but they said the company doesnt not offer repair or other else except buy the new one

@@arthurarnoldy1379 I'm not sure what can be done in this case. It's just very bad luck

Medibang Paint Pro, Clip Studio Paint, Procreate

@@teohyc thank you so much for taking time and responding! 😁 i just purchased the artist pro 12

@@raijinsensei I hope it works well for you. Share your review on Amazon

@@teohyc i will thank you so much!

@@teohyc are those all free and download able or what

Depends on whether your chromebook can output video. Anyway, compatibility with Chromebook and Android is not good due to lack of driver.

He already has.

I don't think so

I don’t have those models. Only the 16 Pro kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6eSm81nls68oac.html

Togo Toons What are you talking about? Their big tablets already support 4k. Just search "graphics tablet 4k" on amazon to see them. Just doesn't make sense for the small ones.

@@Maren617 since when?

@@Maren617 LOL! I want what you're smoking. Not one of them have 4K! And as I already stated,..it wouldn't make sense on the smaller screens either. Did you ever take the time to actually read the Amazon results???? No 4K,..none of the tablets (other than Wacom) ever had it.

@@ToddDolce Hi, I'm no expert, I was just going from their descriptions on amazon. There, it often says "supports 4k" e.g. here www.amazon.de/Grafiktablet-Display-Grafikmonitor-Drucksensitivit%C3%A4t-unterst%C3%BCtzt/dp/B01DDLVLZA/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 and here: www.amazon.de/XP-Pen-Grafikmonitor-Druckstufen-unterst%C3%BCtzt-Monitore/dp/B07CJSQ928/ref=sxbs_sxwds-stvp?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&keywords=grafiktablett&pd_rd_i=B07CJSQ928&pd_rd_r=5a77db3a-d7d1-4903-ab6b-f27473b48cee&pd_rd_w=cH4vu&pd_rd_wg=Bnep6&pf_rd_p=6d84c7ba-ae72-4e53-b9a4-5df18ccb370e&pf_rd_r=JFHQWNX6134KSY3YYT70&qid=1567487284&s=gateway But I wasn't researching these indepth and now that I look at them I'm not sure if they mean that this is a 4k display or that it just supports your other screen being a 4k display.

@@Maren617 It means the latter. None of them have 4K. I have been following these for years.

I need this as well and can't find any replies

Not sure. Maybe make a lot of videos and have a lot of audience.

Dan Clark imho, once procreate gets a clone stamp, i wont need photoshop anymore. But thats not really a drawing feature- so for drawing/coloring alone ipad is doing pretty well so far.

Its cheaper and (imo) better than the cintiq. iPad is limited in terms of size and software, while also being more expensive

It's for creating professional and complex 2D and 3D art. A desktop PC simply has much more processing power than an iPad (and for a much lower cost, too), and if you're working with sometimes hundreds of layers and/or complex brush textures, you'll need lots of that! Same when working with 3D objects/landscapes, perspective tools, drawing architecture, or when handling projects that have hundreds of pages (e.g. graphic novels). You can either spend lots of money on something that will slow down to a crawl when you do these things, doesn't support the industry standard software (Photoshop, zBrush, Blender, etc.), and doesn't even have enough harddrive space for your work - or you can spend a small amount of money on something that DOES support all this and has the hardware power to let you do all this fluently and quickly. Hope that helps make it clearer.

Cheaper than an ipad - also dont use an appy products so it wouldnt make sense to have a windows laptop, samsung phone and tablet then a random ipad? Also computers can handle wayyy more layers than an ipad can.

Cheaper. Don't know where you're from Dan but iPads here are expensive. And typically, people who are looking for these display pen tablets have already own a device be it a computer or a laptop. That's why people buy and that's why companies make these.

Works alright now, 3 years later