The Ugee graphics tablet with a 10 x 6.25 inch drawing surface. It makes drawing fluent and comfortable.Many users also appreciate the large size for use when working with multiple monitors. This drawing pen tablet comes with 8 Hotkeys on the left side, 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. Not only can you draw with the digital pen–you also can write, sign, annotate documents, and draw, sketch or paint as easily as you would on normal paper.
This is a pretty awesome tablet for photo shop, day-to-day needs, sign documents and so forth. The tablet graphics are is pretty big, so you have a ton of space to get in a really nice art project, for random drawing, or need to photo shop an image. Comes with the CD to download the drivers so it can work on your computer, which took like 5 minutes to do. Also works with most photo shop software. Comes with the pen for drawing, a holder, coil, and few odd and ends. Just need a triple A battery, and runs on your USB port of computer. Took me like a little over an hour to figure this graphics tablet out, it has a ton of options and functions to go through and use. I like how the cord is pretty long so you can sit comfortably and use it. Has the option for right and left hand people. There is no display on tablet itself, you rely on your computer for that, has buttons on the tablet for fast options to what you need, or use the software options. There is some sensitivity to it, and with the pen, so you will need to grow to learn the pen, however I was able to use my own and helped with the lag and sensitivity. You can customize the buttons, and other options into the device. All in all I fell in love with mine. I like how I can have my laptop on my desk, this in my lap, and have fun playing around, while being comfortable. Its been a ton of fun to play with and use, and actually some the other people who lived in the house hooked it up to, and have fun drawing with it. Like any graphics tablet it takes time to learn the sensitivity part of it, and working your way around the buttons.
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