VEIKKVK1200 V2 Drawing Tablet with Screen,11.6-inch Full-Laminated Graphic Drawing Monitor,2 Battery-Free Pens with Tilt Function,6 Customizable Keys,Anti-Glare Glass(Must be Connected to PC to Work)

If you're looking for an affordable monitor tablet, I would definitely recommend the Veikk VK1200. While it is not their largest model, it keeps true to the quality I've come to expect from Veikk products. It would be absolutely perfect for a budding artist, or professional/hobbyist looking to upgrade from a standard tablet without burning a hole in their wallet.The VK1200 comes perfectly packaged. Inside the package is a glove, cleaning cloth, power + HDMI cord, two pens, and a pen stand that will also hold some of the extra nibs. In fact, this tablet comes with so many nibs that I don't expect to run out any time soon!The tablet itself feels very sturdy, and it is overall just incredibly pretty and sleek. I love that the screen has a matte feel to it opposed to just glass. It makes drawing on it feel more natural, and creates just enough resistance that my pen doesn't slide everywhere.The hotkeys are easy to program and an absolute time saver. I couldn't live without them. I like to program not only an undo and redo button, but a flip button as well so I can flip my screen horizontally with ease.The power cord is a USB, so be sure you have enough USB ports, or that you purchase a dock. The HDMI cord is, of course, an HDMI cord. I work from a desktop, and I didn't realize I only had one HDMI port so I ended up having to purchase an adapter, but that was fine!It does not come with a stand at this price point either, which is also fine. I found a relatively inexpensive tablet stand on Amazon, and it works great!There is hardly any parallax with this monitor (Meaning that the cursor isn't directly aligned with the tip of the pen). The only time I notice the parallax is when I try to tap on a setting/tab/option within clip studio, but that is only if I'm holding my pen at too much of an angle.Which brings me to the pen. It is very light and battery free. I love it. It's big, but feels comfortable in my hand. Let me not forget that the nib seems to have a bit of bounce to it when you press down, which I also like.Over all, this tablet is amazing. I really enjoy drawing on it. I've drawn the picture included in here with this tablet and I had absolutely no issue. I could not recommend Veikk products more. I will definitely be using this little guy on bigger projects that my iPad cannot handle!

I had been looking for a decently sized tablet to travel with and I'm really glad I came across this product! I've used a lot of different tablet brands in the past and this is on par with the expensive big name ones. It's portable, budget-friendly, and perfect if you're looking for a good starter for tablet monitors.What you need:1 desktop or laptop computer1 USB port1 HDMI port.That's it! :D- Lightweight but thick enough that I feel safe traveling with it.- No power outlet needed! Power cords also tend to be rather bulky so I'm glad this tablet doesn't need it.- Setup and driver installation was easy. You only have two cords to plug in and the driver is available to download directly from their website.- Pen is very light. I prefer a heavier weight for my stylus so I'll be seeing if I can find a grip to add onto this. (Plus Ergo Grip for Wacom Pro/Pen Stylus does *not* work for this stylus. The pen is too thick to get the grip on.)- Screen has a smooth matte texture! I prefer drawing on matte instead of glossy because it's got a better feel to it. It has the resistance similar to drawing on paper and helps control my brush strokes.- Shortcut buttons can be programmed in multiple ways and you can even set different button functions for different programs!- Battery-free pen!!! All my previous tablet pens required charging and I remember that feeling of waiting for your stylus to charge while your body demands to draw. I'm so happy this pen doesn't need to be charged and works right out of the box. Also, there's two of them :)- Parallax is not as noticeable. From a top view, as you're using the tablet normally, there is no visible gap between the pen nib and the screen.Things to keep in mind:- The USB cord they give you has a black and red connector extension. Make sure to insert the black one into your computer, not the red!- The driver program will not display settings if your tablet is not connected.- If you have another tablet driver installed, uninstall it first or some functions won't work properly.- Remember to calibrate your tablet! :D