TLDR; Great low cost intro tablet at a great price (bought mine during sale for $40) Great sensitivity and decent construction.
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The USB Parts
So tested this tablet on a MacBookPro via the provided USB A to USB C adapter. The adapter snaps into place in the USB C port!!! <<< OMG!!!! THIS!!!! Really, why aren't ALL USB C connecters snap in place!? It's in the design spec but most of the time... USB C connectors tend to be... loose. Not this.
Speaking of USB... the Micro USB connection on the tablet side is sized so that the cable will fit snugly, avoiding strain on the Micro USB port itself. The space has a slight taper so downward pulling won't cause it to fail. Nice.
The Build
It's built like a thin keyboard with partial folded metal and plastic components. It is SUPER light and if you put the effort in, it will flex. (So will a Wacom, actually... )
The surface is smooth. One LED to indicate whether the stylus is within range of the sensor field. It is well lit and isn't super bright.
The writing surface is smooth. To be honest, I think that for the price, UGEE puts out a pretty amazing tablet using the induction technology that Wacom pioneered.
The buttons on the tablet itself are nice. There is a clear button click, but it is slightly dampened once it bottoms out. Am guessing a tactile micro-switch is under the button. Still, clean button press.
Sensitivity
Okay, this thing has 266 pps for sampling rate and 8192 levels of sensitivity in the sensor.
The only tablets I've had experience with are Wacoms from pre-2018. So the sensitivity levels of those are in the 2048 range. I have found that Wacom sensors tend to max out super quick and requires a more managed level of pressure or a curve adjusted nearly to the point of skewed de-sensitivity to avoid bottoming out.
With the UGEE 10x6, I found that the lightest touch can produce a very fine line and applying pressure to the stylus while sketching I did not bottom out. When I did a pressure calibration, I was more or less leaving it along the midline, which was a surprise for me.
Used it in Clip Studio Paint and at first, I had this thing where the cursor froze for a moment after I lifted the pen at the end of the stroke. Turns out this is due to having set 200 undo levels.... Dropping it down cleared that up.
Drawing with this stylus and tablet feels very much pencil and sketch pad. The stylus is about the thickness of a slightly thicker pencil... maybe a pastel? Smaller? Larger? Guess it depends on the brand. But overall, I like it. That 8192 levels and 266 pps REALLY captures my strokes. dang.
Software
Unlike Wacom's driver software.... UGEE's is VERY minimal and straightforward. But it retains what's important:
- customize keys, buttons, and actions per Application.
- can easily customize any button on the stylus or tablet.
- doesn't induce lag, which Wacom's drivers have for me.
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| Sold By | Frunsi Mall | hongxuankeji | HONGKONG UGEE TECHNOLOGY | UGEE TECH | JX-xoppox | HONGKONG UGEE TECHNOLOGY |
| active surface area | 10 inches x 6 inches | 10 inches x 6 inches | 10 inches x 6 inches | — | 10 inches x 6 inches | 10 inches x 6.25 inches |
| operating system | Windows 7 & above, MAC OS 10.10 or above | Windows 7 and Above, Android 5.0 and above, Mac OS 10.7 and above | Linux, MAC OS 10.10 or above, Windows 7 & above | — | Windows XP, Windows 7/8/10/11, Mac OS, Android OS | Windows 7 or later, mac OS 10.10 or later, Android 6.0 or later, Chrome 88 or later, Linux |
| connectivity tech | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB | USB |
| pressure sensitivity | 8192 levels | 8192 levels | 8192 levels | 8192 levels | 8192 levels | 8192 levels |
| native resolution | 1920x1080 | — | 5080 | — | 5080 | — |
| model name | M708 | — | M708 | graphics tablet | — | — |
| weight | — | — | 705 grams | 249 grams | 2.65 pounds | 1.6 pounds |
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Inexpensive and works for my purpose
I bought this to use with 3D sculpting software (ZBrush) and I was still uncertain that I would use the tablet much, so this mid-priced one looked like a good deal. It took a while for me to get comfortable with it, but it turned out to be a good deal. I had never used one before so I don't have anything for comparison, but it works beautifully now that I have been using it for nearly a year. I don't use the soft keys and the buttons on the stylus are sometimes difficult to locate by touch, so that could be improved. My biggest complaint is the Micro USB connection. Honestly, I didn't think any company used those anymore and I didn't notice it in the listing, so I was surprised and disappointed it wasn't USB-C. It is also located on the side of the tablet and the connector sticks out about 1-1/2 in since it isn't angled. I purchased a right angle connector once I found one that would fit the opening of the cut-out around the port, which is recessed into the side of the tablet. It was another $10 I shouldn't have had to spend, but at least now the cord is routed up and out of my way. I probably would not buy this now and instead get one of the newer models that are not much more expensive, but this one serves its purpose.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
Detailed review:
The USB Parts
So tested this tablet on a MacBookPro via the provided USB A to USB C adapter. The adapter snaps into place in the USB C port!!! <<< OMG!!!! THIS!!!! Really, why aren't ALL USB C connecters snap in place!? It's in the design spec but most of the time... USB C connectors tend to be... loose. Not this.
Speaking of USB... the Micro USB connection on the tablet side is sized so that the cable will fit snugly, avoiding strain on the Micro USB port itself. The space has a slight taper so downward pulling won't cause it to fail. Nice.
The Build
It's built like a thin keyboard with partial folded metal and plastic components. It is SUPER light and if you put the effort in, it will flex. (So will a Wacom, actually... )
The surface is smooth. One LED to indicate whether the stylus is within range of the sensor field. It is well lit and isn't super bright.
The writing surface is smooth. To be honest, I think that for the price, UGEE puts out a pretty amazing tablet using the induction technology that Wacom pioneered.
The buttons on the tablet itself are nice. There is a clear button click, but it is slightly dampened once it bottoms out. Am guessing a tactile micro-switch is under the button. Still, clean button press.
Sensitivity
Okay, this thing has 266 pps for sampling rate and 8192 levels of sensitivity in the sensor.
The only tablets I've had experience with are Wacoms from pre-2018. So the sensitivity levels of those are in the 2048 range. I have found that Wacom sensors tend to max out super quick and requires a more managed level of pressure or a curve adjusted nearly to the point of skewed de-sensitivity to avoid bottoming out.
With the UGEE 10x6, I found that the lightest touch can produce a very fine line and applying pressure to the stylus while sketching I did not bottom out. When I did a pressure calibration, I was more or less leaving it along the midline, which was a surprise for me.
Used it in Clip Studio Paint and at first, I had this thing where the cursor froze for a moment after I lifted the pen at the end of the stroke. Turns out this is due to having set 200 undo levels.... Dropping it down cleared that up.
Drawing with this stylus and tablet feels very much pencil and sketch pad. The stylus is about the thickness of a slightly thicker pencil... maybe a pastel? Smaller? Larger? Guess it depends on the brand. But overall, I like it. That 8192 levels and 266 pps REALLY captures my strokes. dang.
Software
Unlike Wacom's driver software.... UGEE's is VERY minimal and straightforward. But it retains what's important:
- customize keys, buttons, and actions per Application.
- can easily customize any button on the stylus or tablet.
- doesn't induce lag, which Wacom's drivers have for me.
Lightweight, just works art tablet with _sweet_ pressure sensitivity.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
TLDR; Great low cost intro tablet at a great price (bought mine during sale for $40) Great sensitivity and decent construction.Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
Detailed review:
The USB Parts
So tested this tablet on a MacBookPro via the provided USB A to USB C adapter. The adapter snaps into place in the USB C port!!! <<< OMG!!!! THIS!!!! Really, why aren't ALL USB C connecters snap in place!? It's in the design spec but most of the time... USB C connectors tend to be... loose. Not this.
Speaking of USB... the Micro USB connection on the tablet side is sized so that the cable will fit snugly, avoiding strain on the Micro USB port itself. The space has a slight taper so downward pulling won't cause it to fail. Nice.
The Build
It's built like a thin keyboard with partial folded metal and plastic components. It is SUPER light and if you put the effort in, it will flex. (So will a Wacom, actually... )
The surface is smooth. One LED to indicate whether the stylus is within range of the sensor field. It is well lit and isn't super bright.
The writing surface is smooth. To be honest, I think that for the price, UGEE puts out a pretty amazing tablet using the induction technology that Wacom pioneered.
The buttons on the tablet itself are nice. There is a clear button click, but it is slightly dampened once it bottoms out. Am guessing a tactile micro-switch is under the button. Still, clean button press.
Sensitivity
Okay, this thing has 266 pps for sampling rate and 8192 levels of sensitivity in the sensor.
The only tablets I've had experience with are Wacoms from pre-2018. So the sensitivity levels of those are in the 2048 range. I have found that Wacom sensors tend to max out super quick and requires a more managed level of pressure or a curve adjusted nearly to the point of skewed de-sensitivity to avoid bottoming out.
With the UGEE 10x6, I found that the lightest touch can produce a very fine line and applying pressure to the stylus while sketching I did not bottom out. When I did a pressure calibration, I was more or less leaving it along the midline, which was a surprise for me.
Used it in Clip Studio Paint and at first, I had this thing where the cursor froze for a moment after I lifted the pen at the end of the stroke. Turns out this is due to having set 200 undo levels.... Dropping it down cleared that up.
Drawing with this stylus and tablet feels very much pencil and sketch pad. The stylus is about the thickness of a slightly thicker pencil... maybe a pastel? Smaller? Larger? Guess it depends on the brand. But overall, I like it. That 8192 levels and 266 pps REALLY captures my strokes. dang.
Software
Unlike Wacom's driver software.... UGEE's is VERY minimal and straightforward. But it retains what's important:
- customize keys, buttons, and actions per Application.
- can easily customize any button on the stylus or tablet.
- doesn't induce lag, which Wacom's drivers have for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
I bought this to use with 3D sculpting software (ZBrush) and I was still uncertain that I would use the tablet much, so this mid-priced one looked like a good deal. It took a while for me to get comfortable with it, but it turned out to be a good deal. I had never used one before so I don't have anything for comparison, but it works beautifully now that I have been using it for nearly a year. I don't use the soft keys and the buttons on the stylus are sometimes difficult to locate by touch, so that could be improved. My biggest complaint is the Micro USB connection. Honestly, I didn't think any company used those anymore and I didn't notice it in the listing, so I was surprised and disappointed it wasn't USB-C. It is also located on the side of the tablet and the connector sticks out about 1-1/2 in since it isn't angled. I purchased a right angle connector once I found one that would fit the opening of the cut-out around the port, which is recessed into the side of the tablet. It was another $10 I shouldn't have had to spend, but at least now the cord is routed up and out of my way. I probably would not buy this now and instead get one of the newer models that are not much more expensive, but this one serves its purpose.
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Paul Smith
Fantastically large drawing tablet
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 31, 2023Anthony Coleman
Took some figuring out
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2024