features :
- Active Area 10" x 6.25"
- Resolution (LPI) 4000. Report rate (RPS) 200
- Pressure Sensitivity 1024
- USB Cable Length 53"
Customer Reviews
| 123 of 126 people found the following review helpful  Drawing tablet with 8 hot keys, By MALLIKA T MOHAN (Auckland, New Zealand) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Monoprice 10x6.25 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet w/ 8 Hot Key (Personal Computers) Review from User:This Monoprice tablet is the first graphic tablet I've ever owned. For a long time I was checking out the Wacom, and honestly, the only things about those tablets that had me interested was the fact that the pen is battery free and the whole `touch' feature. But frankly, regardless of those two things, for a tablet of around the same size, Wacom just hurts your wallet too much. I mean, it's like 0 for a Wacom Fun Tablet. The Monoprice may not have the touch or the battery-free pen, but for all the money you save on it (you save over 0), you can get by without the touch (because the pen easily replaces the mouse, eliminating the need for touch) and you can buy plenty of AAA batteries, or even buy useful software that you might want (like Photoshop or Adobe or whatever). They even send you a software suite to go along with the tablet. There are five programs in all: - Annotation for Word - which allows you to mark up documents like yo u would any document by hand. I find this very handy, especially since I do a lot of writing and editing straight on the computer. - PenCommander - Helps you run any program or menu by simply drawing on the tablet, for example, when you draw an `e' it opens Internet Explorer. Just like a shortcut. - PenSigner - Helps you put small drawings or signatures into documents. - PenMail - Use it to send a handwritten email - however, the file is saved as a jpeg. - PenNotice - Capture screenshots and make annotations. The other features that the tablet comes with include the 8 Hotkeys on the left side of the tablet, things like Copy, Paste, Cut, Zoom In, Zoom Out, etc. On the active drawing area, are 16 hot cells, which you tap with the pen to make it work. You can program these to whatever you want. The screen is a very large area, actually, much larger than I needed, I realized, once I got the thing in my hands. But the good thing abou t it is, while it looks like it is built for a wide-screen monitor, you can actually set it to work for a 3:4 ratio monitor, or even set it to work with two monitors at once. You can also test the pressure sensitivity. There are a couple of things I need to mention about this tablet, though. First of all, the program suite doesn't work with Windows Vista (I have Windows XP). Secondly, it needs a USB port, but the cord is a little bit short, so I suggest using a port on the front of your computer tower or getting an extension cord. Another thing is that the pen seems quite fragile when you put the battery in. You have to carefully peel back the rubber grip and the battery sits in a thin piece of metal without anything to encase it. So I just had to be a bit careful when doing that. However, once you get the battery in there, it's a good pen. The pen also has three buttons--one in the tip (by the way you get three replacement tips inside the box, and it does n't seem to be getting worn down too fast) and another two in a long, thin black button on the side of the pen. It looks like one button, but it's actually two, one on each end. You can set all these buttons to your preferences. You also get a pen stand, which you also use to replace the pen tip once you wear it down. The battery seems to have a nice long life. It doesn't run out in two days or anything like that. I hope I went over all the important features and aspects of the tablet. The description for the product doesn't really give you much to go on. Without a doubt, excellent value for your money. 39 of 39 people found the following review helpful AWESOME!, Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Monoprice 10x6.25 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet w/ 8 Hot Key (Personal Computers) I had the intuos 4 and while yes, it was great, it just wasn't 0.00 great to me. So I returned it. I tried out the wacom bamboo and really really disliked it. The pressures and flow seemed more like a toy.Needless to say, this tablet is AWESOME! pressure sensitivity is great, the hotkeys are super handy. (if you do not like what they are programmed to you can change them easily also - I made my Msn = desktop) I agree with other reviews that the battery holder in the pen is kindof janky but I mean really, don't bend it around and it seems like it will be fine. The pen is comfortable and very easy to adjust to. The only con about this tablet is the driver. When I first installed it the icon did not show up in the system tray. I had to unstall the driver and download it from www.uc-logic.com (which appears to be the company that actually manufactures these tablets.) and it works fine now. So, I am incredibly happy with my purchase an d it is not just a "for the money, it is a good value" this tablet easily compares to the wacom intuos. The intuos pen is battery free. But this tablets hot keys more then make up the difference. 34 of 34 people found the following review helpful  I'm amazed at how good this is at the price., By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Monoprice 10x6.25 Inches Graphic Drawing Tablet w/ 8 Hot Key (Personal Computers) Let me begin by saying this is my first pen tablet. I desperately wanted one for a while now and didn't have a lot of money. As it stands, there was only one review, so I took the chance. Two gambles in two days and this is the one that worked out.So far, the drawing surface is large, which I like. It was super easy to setup and install. The pen is wireless and it takes one AAA battery to run. The battery has not run out on me and I have been using it for hours a day for about a week now. I had a concern that it may be unresponsive or respond slowly to input. It does not, perfect 1:1 movements. It is a wide screen tablet so it fits perfectly onto my 23" monitor. I have two monitors and it was super easy and seamless to put only on to the right monitor. It has 1024 pressure levels, just like the less expensive, expensive models. The buttons on the side work great. They are out of the way for anyone who is right handed. Left handed folks might have an issue with them though. The hotzone buttons work really well also. The only issue I am having is there no website for this tablet. No way to download drivers or contact anyone in regards to it. I haven't used a CD/DVD drive in over a year and my buddy had mine. I ended up buying a new external DVD driver because I couldn't get in contact with him. But, I know I'm probably the only person who has gone media-less. But, I had to drop a star because of the lack of support from the company. Ultimately, totally great buy. I would suggest this tablet to anyone who can't afford one of the much more expensive Wacom tablets. |
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