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2025-12-27    -محمد حسن محمود

أنا اشتريته لغرض التدريس اونلاين وبصراحه كجودة وخامة ممتازة وفيها اسكرينة وحامل للقلم لكن المشكلة في حساسية القلم عند الكتابة دورت على تعديلات عليه مش لاقي لحد دلوقتي وال software الخاص بالتابلت مش موفر ده مع أنه من النقاط المهمة جمب الزراير لكن غير كده هو رائع وانصح بيه لو حساسية الكتابة غير مهمة

Muy bueno para principiantes

2026-01-22    -Katrina García

Yo nunca había dibujado en digital y tampoco tengo una computadora para hacerlo por lo que utilizo mi celular con la tableta. No tuve que configurar nada, todo funcionaba ya desde que la conecté. La presión funcionaba en los programas que tengo y todo es muy fácil de usar. El tamaño para usarlo en celular es muy cómodo y muy amigable para principiantes como yo. Sin duda lo recomiendo, la entrega también fue en tiempo y forma y en buenas condiciones.

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic for the price, perfect on Linux!

2026-02-05    -The Van Andels

For the price, this is a fantastic entry-level tablet. I've tried it on both Mac and Linux and I can confirm that the Linux support is excellent, with drivers available for every major distro family. Bravo to XPPen for treating Linux like the first-class citizen it is! I've tried it on both Fedora and Arch and it works great. It even has a handy GUI configuration tool that works quite well for various settings, including the shortcut buttons. I've tested in a variety of software including Blender, Krita, Affinity, and Nomad and it works well in all of them.It's very slim and sturdy and I'd be very comfortable tossing this in a backpack with a laptop.If I have one complaint, it's that the tip has a lot of "wiggle" and feels quite squishy. It's been years since I last used a tablet, but I prefer a more stiff, reliable tip, like a pen or pencil. Given how much cheaper this is versus a Wacom, I can live with that! If you need a starter tablet for drawing, drafting, or sculpting this is a good choice.

5.0 out of 5 stars Super easy to use, customize, and have around.

2026-03-01    -Quill of Thoughts

Approximately seven years ago, I ended up getting a Wacom Bamboo tablet to draw. Approximately 100$, it was a lovely gift from my parents for Christmas one year. It worked...alright? The driver had a tendency to break on me and need to be re-installed and just ended up getting more and more squidgy around it, especially with all of the connections, as that started to break down within a year.This tablet, however, was cheap enough to be an impulse purchase, and so far has been amazing. While it doesn't have the periphery software that the Wacom came with, I don't need that, and can use the programs I'm already comfortable with. The fact that it can turn into just the tablet for transportation, without having to worry about breaking the wire connection is the best thing I like about it. Additionally, it's larger than the Bamboo, and the buttons on the side are far easier to customize, meaning that I have it set up for all of the Photoshop and InDesign shortcuts that I've been using more than anything, AND I even had an extra button, so that is now the official "SAVE" button, since you can program Cntrl+S and commands like that as well.Full disclosure:There are a few nitpicks that I have with it.There's no loop for the pen. You have to carry the pen entirely separate from everything else, whereas the Wacom had a loop where you could slide the pen to keep it from getting lost. However, it does have a holder for the stylus, much like a pen holder, so I just keep that on my desk next to the rest of my pens, or in my pencil case if I'm taking it out and about with me.There's also no button on the top of the pen, so you can't just flip it over for an erasure like with a Wacom. HOWEVER, it does have a toggle button on the side of the pen that you can use, though it's easy to accidentally flip without meaning. After around a month or so with it, I've gotten pretty used to it and that doesn't happen much anymore.Additionally, there's a program I have that doesn't react to the pressure. That could be me and my computer, though, so no points off against it.In all, an excellent tablet (so far, knock on wood) that I'm extremely happy with, especially for the price I got it at. Definitely worth the money I spent on it.

Muy bueno para principiantes

2026-01-27    -Katrina García

Yo nunca había dibujado en digital y tampoco tengo una computadora para hacerlo por lo que utilizo mi celular con la tableta. No tuve que configurar nada, todo funcionaba ya desde que la conecté. La presión funcionaba en los programas que tengo y todo es muy fácil de usar. El tamaño para usarlo en celular es muy cómodo y muy amigable para principiantes como yo. Sin duda lo recomiendo, la entrega también fue en tiempo y forma y en buenas condiciones.

Best Tech product ever bought 🫶 Deco 01 V3

2026-02-07    -Anil solanki

The media could not be loaded. It's amazing, it works very smooth, and pressure sensitivity too is great. I got latest XP-PEN Deco 01 V3. The amazon app is showing Deco 01 V2 but, i am happy that I got latest V3. It is amazing, you can see the photos and videos. My handwritting may not be looking very good, because I am new to it, it will improve in later time. I got each and every accessories. The packaging was great, and the XP-pen box was absolute perfect. And it works very smooth, if you want a tablet to teach other students you can definately go for it, also it's great for artists, because it have pressures sensitivity of 1600+ , and its size too is great, not very small not very large, it's enough to be called perfect. Thank you @Amazon

Muito bom, com um preço muito acessível

2026-02-10    -Abba

O pacote veio muito bem embalado, com tudo descrito e organizado dentro da caixa. Por ser a minha primeira vez utilizando um dos produtos da XP-Pen, a instalação e configuração do dispositivo demorou um pouco, mas já me acostumei. Decidi usar a capa que o produto vem para o tablet pq achei a superfície mt fácil de riscar e só fazendo alguns testes eu ouvia ruídos que poderiam riscá-lo com facilidade.Porém, eu percebi que não só as configurações são um pouco limitadas comparadas à minha experiência com os drivers da wacom, mas também as pontas da caneta desgastam com facilidade, o que me chocou um pouco por testá-lo raramente em questões de dias e já ver a ponta da caneta beeem desgastada pro meu gosto.Sobre as pressões, tenho preferência a níveis de pressões mais altos, então achei q fosse uma boa escolha, porém eu percebi que o tablet falha um pouco (não sei se é por conta da capa que dificulta um tico), no sentido de tentar fazer uma pressão mínima, muito baixa e o tablet não conseguir detectar. Então quando há o costume de usar brushes de tamanho excessivo pra não só pintar áreas grandes, mas também conseguir pintar áreas mínimas por conta da pressão, aqui você vai encontrar dificuldade fazendo isso para pintar detalhes. Parece reclamação vazia, pois obviamente com um brush de tamanho muito grande não vai conseguir pintar áreas muito pequenas, mas com outros tablets eu conseguia esse feitio através das pressões. Também é difícil fazer pontos, por incrível que pareça kk. Isso tudo aconteceu mesmo eu tendo o costume de usar pressões mais baixas para evitar pressionar minha mão fortemente na superfície.Tenho ele faz mais de três semanas e sim, ele é muito bom, confortável, preferi não usar a luva, mas ainda assim foi uma boa escolha de compra. Até agora eu gastei duas pontas, pretendo ver até onde eu consigo gastar com uma (tá explicado porque vem tanta ponta, eles sabem que gastam bastante). Minhas únicas reclamações são quanto à pressão e as pontas, acho que deveria ser um pouco mais completo os drivers, tendo distância entre caneta e tablet e uma configuração mais completa sobre monitor, pois me irrita eu configurar um botão pra mudar entre dois monitores e eu precisar apertar mais de uma vez pois ele detecta a junção dos dois. Mas nada que eu não acostume, claro, são os drivers, não o produto em si.Por fim, os botões de atalho são algo que eu uso esporadicamente, não tenho mta frequência de uso, mas as vezes aperto aqui e ali pra tentar manter o uso um pouco mais frequente.

4.0 out of 5 stars Really good starter tablet.

2026-01-24    -Deffy

Pretty good tablet for the price. It has decent tilt and pen pressure. Only draw back I've found is the smoothness of it is a little lacking. This is really good for a beginner or as a travel tablet you wouldn't mind losing... its not really an replacement for a good top tier tablet though.Easy set up and lots of buttons to map. Came with a good amount of extra tips.Works well.*Note: The pen pressure only works through windows ink system... if you set it up using mouse settings it wont have pressure.

5.0 out of 5 stars Super easy to use, customize, and have around.

2026-02-19    -Quill of Thoughts

Approximately seven years ago, I ended up getting a Wacom Bamboo tablet to draw. Approximately 100$, it was a lovely gift from my parents for Christmas one year. It worked...alright? The driver had a tendency to break on me and need to be re-installed and just ended up getting more and more squidgy around it, especially with all of the connections, as that started to break down within a year.This tablet, however, was cheap enough to be an impulse purchase, and so far has been amazing. While it doesn't have the periphery software that the Wacom came with, I don't need that, and can use the programs I'm already comfortable with. The fact that it can turn into just the tablet for transportation, without having to worry about breaking the wire connection is the best thing I like about it. Additionally, it's larger than the Bamboo, and the buttons on the side are far easier to customize, meaning that I have it set up for all of the Photoshop and InDesign shortcuts that I've been using more than anything, AND I even had an extra button, so that is now the official "SAVE" button, since you can program Cntrl+S and commands like that as well.Full disclosure:There are a few nitpicks that I have with it.There's no loop for the pen. You have to carry the pen entirely separate from everything else, whereas the Wacom had a loop where you could slide the pen to keep it from getting lost. However, it does have a holder for the stylus, much like a pen holder, so I just keep that on my desk next to the rest of my pens, or in my pencil case if I'm taking it out and about with me.There's also no button on the top of the pen, so you can't just flip it over for an erasure like with a Wacom. HOWEVER, it does have a toggle button on the side of the pen that you can use, though it's easy to accidentally flip without meaning. After around a month or so with it, I've gotten pretty used to it and that doesn't happen much anymore.Additionally, there's a program I have that doesn't react to the pressure. That could be me and my computer, though, so no points off against it.In all, an excellent tablet (so far, knock on wood) that I'm extremely happy with, especially for the price I got it at. Definitely worth the money I spent on it.

5.0 out of 5 stars has probably permanently replaced wacom in my life

2025-12-24    -Taylor H

Very solid tablet pen with clear, easy-to-use interface and beautiful (and adjustable!) pressure sensitivity. I use Paint Tool Sai, a pretty old, pretty niche program, and it still works like a dream. The working size is perfect for me, but I find myself wishing it extended more closely to the bounds of the tablet itself (or rather, that the tablet itself hugged the working space more closely), just for easier portability as well as a clearer sense of where my hand is in relation to the working space at any given moment. The pen is nice and comfortable, I've had no connectivity problems (but granted I can only use it plugged in), and between you and me, within my first month of owning this thing, I accidentally spilled like half a small bottle of acetone all over it. Like, parts of the buttons kind of melted. And you know what? I was not expecting it to, and would have thought it perfectly fair if I'd needed to replace it, but it still worked perfectly afterwards. Robust and reliable!