Would you recommend it in 2020? I'm thinking to buy this model but I'm confused between Deco 1 V2 and Deco pro.

@@naweenchandra7057 hmm. I haven't tried the other one but the deco 1 v2 has better reviews and cheaper, but spec wise, if you don't need the wheel, you can get the deco 1 v2, you'll be able to save a couple of bucks. The size is a little bit large to carry either of them, but if you just gonna keep it at home, it's fine. They just released the Deco mini. It so tiny and very portable. I'll gonna get soon and see how good it would be.

Can you tell me about your experience? Are you satisfied?

@@DanDamV honestly it was pretty good, i liked it and the previous tablet i had was terrible compared to this and i like it for basically the same reason the creator of this video liked it , and i am satisfied

@@alexpobalex8206 Hi, thank you for your reply! I was between the deco pro and the deco 01 v2, but I think I'm going for the 01 v2, because it's cheaper atm (fyi, there's winter sales on the xppen european website) and it has lots of good reviews. I really appreciate your fast reply! Have a great day!

@@DanDamV np

BUY DECO 01 V2, it has all you want

Personally, the Deco Pro Small is actually big enough to draw and doesn't feel to be small at all. It only have a few inch difference. Imagine drawing on a letter size paper with the medium one. 3/4 of the letter size for the smaller one.

hmm.. im not sure if i get it right. Technically, graphic tablets is just additional mouse or cursor control with pressure sensitivity when drawing. So, once you installed the graphic tab, you can still use any cursor controls to your laptop unless you disable it like the trackpad.

If you don't have a problem of your table space, I recommend the bigger one. Bigger tablet, better control on pen strokes.

so far, I'm still checking on my friend whos using this, and what she only has are those minor problems I mentioned in the video. In your case, the pen you mean is not the pen from the box? If the old pen works but had to be replaced because it broke, yet the new one doesn't perform well, it might be the new pen that has the problem. Make sure you bought the right model of the pen, the PA1. Using the wrong model causes malfunction. Another solution whenever you have the right model, reinstalling the driver could help. If that doesn't work, try installing an older driver. There is 2 version of driver XPPen and it has a different interface from each other and weirdly works differently as well. You might wanna try those. It's fine to have an old driver if it works for you so you might wanna keep the installer whenever you update it.

@@LuckykyunArt thanks for your reply. My pen and my tablet are from the same model (deco pro M) . I didn't even hit the tab or the pen. I bought it for 5 days and tried different systems for checking if the problem is for the pen/tablet or the system. I even tried different drivers. It's making me crazy I just bought it for 5 days :") I thought maybe it's the problem with this model but apparently it's just my problem with the software :"(

im not the best person to ask this. I haven't heard this being compatible on ios, You can ask directly to XPPEN site. They can tell you the exact answer. xp-pen.com

If you used to draw from wacom products, you'll be having a little adjustment of your muscle memory. But if this is your first tablet, it's good.

If you're not light handed artist, yes! My friend has it now and never heard her complain about it. in fact, she even loves it. What I love about it is that, the line art you make with the tab is very clean.

That's the small one.

to be completely honest, i am not using deco pro now but my friend (who's now using it) still having those line breaks and get used to it. Though if that bothers you, you might consider contacting them. But I am afraid that the problem might be within the pen and im not sure a new pen would solve this. I think it's on the sensor of the pen that trying to catch up so i suggest to draw a little slower.

@@LuckykyunArt thanks im get using to it..:)

Normally it depends hard you push when you draw. At least 3 months to a year if you draw lightly. But if you're some who draw heavily, it might only last for a month. There are extra nibs or nibs in sale if you're out of it so dont worry.

@@LuckykyunArt thank you for your response! Also im curious as to the surface of the tablet if it gets "scratched" up easily?

please do.. for different view. :)

hmm? what do you mean?

Yes....

Me 🤣 even though I know how this works I wanted to make sure