Unleashing The Magic: Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Unboxing

Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Unboxing & First Impressions. Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a sleek and portable professional-grade drawing tablet designed for digital artists and graphic designers. Its 16-inch 4K OLED is the industry first and offers a vibrant and precise canvas for your creative work. The tablet boasts impressive color accuracy with 98% Adobe RGB & P3-D65 along with 99% sRGB & REC709 and 82% Rec 2020. It also has a wide viewing angle, ensuring your artwork looks stunning from any perspective.
The Xencelabs Pen Display 16, with its 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity and battery-free stylus, offers a natural and responsive drawing experience. Its customizable shortcut keys and ergonomic design not only allow for seamless workflow integration but also empower artists to work more efficiently and comfortably.
Let's find out what comes with the Pen Display 16 Bundle, my first impressions and a few interesting nuances about it.
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[@n0name38]

Pure perfection. Everything that you need is included. Saving my money for bigger one. Great unboxing!

[@ArtIsRight]

Couldn't agree more!

[@moshmoshpitpit]

Sleeper product of the season. This is awesome. Thank you for the video!

[@ArtIsRight]

You bet!

[@Artofcarissa]

Being able to power it with just one usb c cable sounds amazing, even if it does reduce the brightness. I hope we can both be that technology to larger pen displays over time

[@ArtIsRight]

USB C bus power is good and brightness on bus power works well. Larger pen display probably difficult with current tech, too much power draw.

[@billbowman8747]

My Xencelabs gear is fantastic. This looks great!

[@ArtIsRight]

It really is!

[@billbowman8747]

@@ArtIsRight agreed. So much care and thought goes into their products. It’s a fantastic value…especially when you consider everything that comes in the box. After years using Wacom devices, I now use the medium tablet bundle and love it!

[@PhaedrusD]

Great review. Gotta get my own hands on one.

[@ArtIsRight]

You should!

[@barbaraveiga593]

hi art hope ur doing fine, i'm a graphic designer/photographer and i recently moved from macbook to hp (mistake) and the colors when i edit are sooo different when i open it in any apple device. i know that the screen displays are different but is therfe anyway to calibrate without buying an external one? i saw ur videos but idk what else to do:( thank u

[@ArtIsRight]

You can calibrate it, but that is all you can do. Apple has their own blend of P3 and most PC will not come close to that.

[@deadlylover]

Please test drawing slow diagonal lines if you get the chance.

[@ArtIsRight]

I'll give this a go, let me know what context this is from. A designer, cad/cam work? And the reasons behind this test, is there an existing products that does not do this well? I'm curious, thank you.

[@qazzranalamry1772]

​@@ArtIsRightFor drawing in general, sir. As some tablets digitizer unstable and produce jitter. Also the 24 some reviewers find jitter at times when drawing line slowly. I hope this time everything is fixed in this. Thanks and wonderful video!

[@carlabudephane7486]

Is your review for this coming soon? I’ve read reports of problems with drawing diagonal lines and I’m not too sure about ordering this until one gets a more definite opinion.

[@ArtIsRight]

Let me look into this issue and I am working on a review that should be coming soon

[@carlabudephane7486]

@@ArtIsRight Appreciate the response and look forward to your thoughts. It's also interesting looking at this product versus the Wacom Movink. I know this is helpfully a bigger screen but then the Movink could be viewed as much more portable. Even with the shoulder bag this is still a much more serious proposition weight-wise. And I'm confident that the screen and drawing side of the Wacom will be perfect. But yeah, both have their benefits.

[@ArtIsRight]

Could you elaborate more about this "I’ve read reports of problems with drawing diagonal lines and I’m not too sure about ordering this until one gets a more definite opinion." What are you reading, what program is it being tested on, is this a freehand thing or using some tools? I you can shade some more light on this it would be great.

[@carlabudephane7486]

@@ArtIsRight To be honest right now I don’t recall the exact place - one I think was a Japanese review on KZbin and although I couldn’t understand him it was apparent when he was drawing lines that the diagonal ones had clear jagginess to the lines, even when he use a ruler. The other I think was on a forum discussion somewhere where one person said the lines were poor on diagonals. But in any case, when you use it if the line quality is as good as Wacom then these opinions are moot and one can at least order this device with confidence. Right now I’m undecided between this and the Wacom Movink. I’m veering towards the Movink simply because it would be insanely portable and I’m already happy with a 13” display having exclusively used my iPad 12.9 for five years. Who knows though, your opinion if very positive might sway me as it is a lovely-looking product. Take care.

[@drwatsonismine]

What’s the point of 4K if it is at 1080P? I’m Confused? I don’t understand the Mac sizing…Can you explain or link to explanation? Thanks.

[@ArtIsRight]

It is resolution scaling / pixels binning. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoaWlpuVm7KiatE

[@frieren848]

4K and 1080p = both are resolutions, 4K is 4x times bigger than 1080p. Bigger resolution = More detail when you zoom in, more clarity, better looking, etc. Some people do say that 4k is overkill for 16" screen sizes but the benefit over 1080p even at that size is noticeable, 16" 1080p used to be the standard years ago and you could find blurriness.

[@drwatsonismine]

@@ArtIsRight thanks.

[@ChaosFantasy9x]

Is the display a 60 hz or 120 hz refresh rate? Couldn’t find any info on their website.

[@ArtIsRight]

60

[@Benjohvbohara]

I thought Vesa mount is available but where is it.

[@ArtIsRight]

These are not really meant to be mounted since you have to draw on it.

[@IanSayers]

In the summer, we (xencelabs) will have a Desktop Easel that will have a quick release Vesa mount built in. The stand in the package is a "Mobile Easel"

[@MFBEY_]

This is like an upcycled wacom cintiq pro 13/16

[@ArtIsRight]

Not quite and way better than Wacom. Better design, price point, included accessory and etc.