XP-Pen Artist 14 Gen 2 Review

[@fix0the0spade]

Small correction, it's a 1920x1200 16:10 display, which is good, a little bit more space than the usual 16:9 1080p models.

[@thebradcolbow]

Good catch!

[@KiloGraham]

i think 16:10 is better for artists to get longer vertical strokes but i might just be smoking the sauce.

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

It’s ridiculous 16k levels of pressure because the human hand is not able to produce that many levels.

[@Minsetti]

​@@dorjedriftwood2731 Could you link a source to your claim? Otherwise it sounds similar to those urban myths about eye being unable to see more than 60 fps or having a max resolution of 576 megapixels.

[@theinktician]

@@Minsetti While you make a lot of sense, i think it's more about humans not consciously using that many different levels of pressure. I think most of us have 10-20 pressure levels we actually USE when we draw. Kinda like how we don't use anything from 32 to 39 fps. There are thresholds

[@gmcubed]

We're past the point of diminishing returns on increasing the pressure sensitivity, it's as useless as bits are now in measuring video games, what we need now is less lag (maybe even have the predictive algorithm thing that iPad uses) and waviness.

[@chimika5025]

agreed

[@pyrenaha]

Doesn't it have to do with your processor and RAMs?

[@gmcubed]

@@pyrenahaits part of it, sure, but even on the fastest available processor and ram, there will still be some lag.

[@hexaldecima6839]

Jumping from 4096 to 8192 pressure level--I can tell the difference when doing line art on my manga. Now I want to try this new one.

[@3ngan498]

No you can't

[@dermond]

I don't, using my brothers Huion and my Intuos M I noticed nothing.

[@GeekedOutNeckbeard]

​@@3ngan498people don't really understand that it comes down to the ACTIVATION FORCE of the display. I've had quite a few tablets, huion gt and Cintiq 13, and huion 22 plus and the Cintiq 22. Among the surface line and iPad. The MAJOR difference came from how hard I had to press down to detect the pen and get a line. It deletes a CHUNK of the pressure the pen is alleged to contain. So, really it only matters about the activation for the screen.

[@franciscodetonne4797]

I bought a XP-Pen pen display (Artist 10 Gen 2, small thing, pretty solid) and I have to agree that no one is going to notice the 16k levels of pressure. I think the vast majority of digital artists are ever truly need up to 1024 levels. Personal opinion, pls don't cancel me.

[@_ahorus]

Omg I’ve waited for this review!!! Your videos on art tech are genuinely always helpful and lead me to the purchase perfect for me every single time !

[@oswros]

Thanks for the review, Brad. I want to buy one of these, but I hope they will have a larger-screen version of that one soon.

[@TheSpiceMonkey]

the 16 inch is out now

[@oswros]

@@TheSpiceMonkey Yes, I checked it. Hope they will offer a 20 or 22" screen. Thanks for the update.

[@chimeron260]

What about tilt sensitivity though? That was the main difference I noticed besides wobble where they weren’t quite as good as Huion. Huion and Wacom had better tilt a while back, but xp-pen from what I’ve seen in the past has issues cutting out.

[@bykee1games56]

I really hate the part where brad complain about the pressure level. of course you wont be able to tell. your art style uses hard thick solid lines so this level of pressure wont really matter to you. but for artist like me who has and art style that uses different line thickness/width. higher pen pressure is really a time saver cause I don't have to change the brush/pen size whenever I draw. I can just use 1 big size and draw with it from start to finish because I can just press light on the pen to produce a thin lines and if I want thick line I can just put a little pressure on the pen. so just because it's not useful to you "because you're not even utilizing it" doesn't mean it's not useful for everybody else. I'm using an pen with 8k pressure and my pen size is always at 200 and I don't have to change it to produce different line thickness. so that 16k pressure means I can leave my pen size to 400 and produce more different line thickness with it.

[@KiloGraham]

I like the rubber feet, the change to a remote and the aspect ratio. overall the design looks really smart or mature. but the lines look like they favor being micro thin or lipstick thick with little build up.

[@thesevenpens]

Can you comment on the amount of anti-glare sparkle on the display? Especially in comparison to the other pen displays you have used.

[@SheeplessNW6]

I like that they include felt-tip nibs now. But as the owner of an older XP-Pen display with the PA2 pen, it's frustrating that those nibs aren't compatible with the older pens (and the X3 pens aren't compatible with pre-X3 displays).

[@DeanChavayez]

But you know with a little thought they could easily make them backwards compatible. Something that all other peripherals maintain. It is only to increase sales.

[@ManicQuinn]

It's not included, they sent it as an extra thing

[@niveketihw1897]

It sounds like they doubled the levels -- and they did -- but basically it went from 13 bit to 14 bit -- so perhaps it would be more appropriate to say it was a 7.7% increase (14 divided by 13) in sensitivity rather than a 100% increase (16K divided by 8K). Drive-by-wire throttle systems for cars and trucks, which measure the throttle pedal position and actuate the throttle bodies based on that position (but also several other factors) have increased in resolution. I believe the current state of the art is 14 bit -- 16K levels. 14 bit is probably overkill and I doubt anyone but a professional competitive driver could tell 8K levels (13 bit) from 16K levels (14 bit). But what's MORE important is the polling rate -- how often the measurement is taken -- and the system's ability to understand the delta -- how quickly the level is changing (i.e. how quickly or gradually you're requesting more throttle with your toes), along with how many other factors and nannies intervene to change the instructions to the throttle bodies. Linearity and latency are also a lot more important than having thousands of levels. Anyway, it's interesting to me that for pen displays the levels are touted but the polling rate is less prominently marketed. I had a digital guitar effects expression pedal in the 90s that had only 8 bit measuring -- 256 levels -- and the polling rate was slow. It wasn't great. But once you get above, say 11 bits -- 2,048 levels -- and a decent polling rate like 200 Hz -- I think you reach diminishing returns where the marketing may look like a bigger number but it's not giving back very much additional granularity. The level where this occurs is surely different for pen displays, automotive throttles, and guitar fx expression pedals, but the diminishing return aspect is real in all cases.

[@alessandromorelli5866]

it's like saying going up from 1'000.000 to 10'000.000 is technically a 10% increase because it's just one more 0 one more bit doubles the ammount, that's it

[@sadev101]

a laminated screen does not equal having no space between pen and screen. its less. its the tiny gap there used to be . thats less. but the glass over the screen/display itself is still there. that thickness of the glass is the distance the pentip is away from touching the actual screen

[@salenaswan7471]

This one’s an odd tablet for me, I really wanted it to have more options and layout features like colours and buttons and the wheel like the first gen artist pro tablets have. I like smaller tablets like around the 12 inch 13 inch range and I’ve been debating between the two. For the older tablet I just don’t like all the crazy 3-1 cables but I love it’s size and design 😢

[@Flyyyyy-]

Hi Brad! In which position would you place the XP-Pen Artist Pro 16 (Gen 2) in the ranking of 16" screen reviews on your website? Above or below the Huions and cintiqs you tested? I find this ranking very useful and would help me decide my choice. Thank you very much!

[@keyboard_g]

16k levels of pressure honestly sounds like BS. Can a tip cover between 1 and 16k pixels for it to matter?

[@theinktician]

For me, 2048 levels of pressure was when I could tell the difference. My two S-Pens have noticeable differences in pressure sensitivity and it's a bit annoying that i cant get the lines I want with the pen thats more comfortable for my hand.

[@madebybela]

im enjoying the move to 16:10 with these tablets but wish this had a 2K resolution like the newer Huion 13. similar price point too.

[@TheSpiceMonkey]

it is 2.5K

[@anthony1234dunne1]

Looks great, loved the review

[@luxar92]

After watching this i felt kinda scammed by XP-PEN. I got the Artist Pro 16tp, which is their highest end model. But the out of the box experience felt extremely lackluster when compared to this one. First of all it had no stand, not even the basic legs this one has, so you HAVE to spend extra to make this usable and not ruin your back. (also it doesnt even have any sort of Vesa support) Second it had no extra controller, or any hotkey support (which i imagine they consider the touch functionality a replacement for that) Third the Pen is not even their best pen. It has only one button and the same basic specs as the other pens they had at the time. It would have been nice that they at least make the new 3X pen backwards compatible with the 16TP. And lastly IT COST 3 TIMES MORE. And yeah it has 4k and touch screen support, but the reality is that 4k panels are not even that expensive anymore and touch functionality, specially on Windows is not as good as a proper tablet made for it. It works fine for what I use it for, but man it does sting a lot watching their new products get more love than their priciest model.

[@theinktician]

I'll be honest - I checked the website to see the prices, and it wasn't even twice the price. I do feel the frustration though. I've waited years for them to use a 16:10 screen. I'm over it now. On the flip side, I've still yet to see them top the pen from the original Artist 12. The tablet itself kinda sucked, but the pen had no wave at all

[@luxar92]

@@theinktician It is twice the price in Mexico where im from.

[@PupiToonic]

I LOVE my Xp-Pen 12 Pro I use it everyday for drawing, animating, watching movies and playing games. I took it with me to travel, it is small and light. I think the gen 2 is gonna be good, the only problem I would have with that is the stand, I love 12 pro's stand, I can put it on the box, on the table on my knees and with this new legs stand it is going to be a problem to keep it standing.

[@taleshenn]

I believe that in order to perceive this difference, first and foremost, programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, or whichever they may be, need to have compatibility and recognize these levels of pressure. I may be mistaken, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but these programs are not yet sensitive to this.

[@harshbarj]

Diminishing returns! Unless you are drawing on a 4k+ screen + a LARGE canvas, you don't need that many levels. Honestly even the 8k pens are overkill. But it's a larger number to check off the list, so they do it.

[@DARKINBLADE.]

8k is definitely not overkill for a pen. The difference between 4k and 8k is huge. 8k to 16k… not so much. Kind of like how the jump from 60hz to 144hz is massive, but 144hz to 200hz isn’t as impressive.

[@richardennis5707]

I'm happy with opting for the Huion, much due to your reviews. Thanks

[@MightGuy15]

16k is just overkill......like damn. Really you don't need more than 8k and 4k is serviceable. They could have put in that level of work into anything else.

[@anxieturt]

It seems there’s a bit of an editing mistake at 7:38 ! just letting u know

[@_Kita]

I can't believe were already getting drawing tablets with 16,000 levels of pressure I wonder when there will be screenless versions

[@AvaRosss]

They actually released a screenless tablet along with this one

[@noparsley]

Thanks for the review ❤ Maybe I missed this, but can you see pixels on "XP-Pen Artist 14 Gen 2" ?

[@didi7074]

Please review the one without the screen that also has 16k pressure levels! Love your reviews btw, keep the amazing work

[@TheNommers311]

What's Up Brad?

[@mysticmarble94]

A new video called "" XP-Pen Artist 14 Gen 2 Review "", that's what is up ☝

[@albinzuber2806]

While I may not be Brad himself, I can inded confirm that the sky is what is up.

[@TheNommers311]

​@@albinzuber2806correct but i meant this as a joke. Thanks for your patience.

[@TheNommers311]

​@@mysticmarble94I Know.

[@TheBatShade]

hey try doing a review on the Asus ROG Ally as an art pc like how well it works with art programs and an art tablets can it be a nice mini art pc setup?

[@s.j.stuart]

My bigger question is simple: This or the Wacom One 13? I mean, they're comparatively priced (the XPPen is cheaper) but which is actually BETTER?

[@ajwalker4416]

Thank you for this review. For whatever reason, I've always been more partial to XP-Pen over Huion, not sure why. I think it's because I like their graphics tablets more. 🤔 That said, I would love to get a review of the new XP-Pen Deco Pro (Gen 2 ) series when you get a chance 😁

[@sloppynyuszi]

I think they are owned by the same parent company. It’s a weird Chinese thing. It’s like Chinese phones where one plus, Oppo and Vivo are owned by the same brand.

[@ajwalker4416]

@@sloppynyuszi Interesting. XP-Pen still feels "different" to me and more of what I prefer. I'd get an XP-Pen product over a Huion even if they are the same parent company.

[@theinktician]

@@sloppynyuszi Nah, that's XP-Pen and UGEE. You could say XP-Pen was like a rebrand, but they're both under the Hanvon group. Huion is a standalone company started by a Chinese guy while XP-Pen was founded in Japan years earlier to become a Wacom competitor (which didnt take off at all till UGEE bought them)

[@IndigoRichard]

Ooof! Double check that ending there Brad. Start at 7:32 🤦‍♂️ (Long time fan just giving you a heads up)

[@thebradcolbow]

I'm glad you made it to the end :) Also thanks for the heads up.

[@maikolu8810]

Can you do a review on the new deco pro?

[@madhousenetwork]

4:25 the stand will put too much pressure on the small area next to the trackpad eventually breaking the laptop. I will pass.

[@ran4829]

Were there any difficulties for you with the type-c usb cables/cable set-up or graphic display? I've recently bought one of these and haven't been able to get the graphic display to work.

[@nykrv]

Hi, did you figure it out?

[@pabloG3d]

xp pen shouldve released a 4k tablet instead of adding 16k levels of pressure

[@HusniArsyah]

What real artist need to know is that the pressure level of each brand is slightly different, if you used the device to drawing a massive and complex illustration, you will know the different. It`s hard when you already used Wacom products while the standard is very high. So i`m kinda pessimistic unless they can reduce the price by half in the same product category. Sound harsh, but that is the fact... (Sorry to say this...) 😬

[@Jimingsoo]

Can you have a comparison between this and wacom one

[@groovyshrimp]

So would this be better than the 15.6 pro?

[@basakarslan4681]

Hello, I recently bought a tablet, but unfortunately the zoom does not work in the shortcut. zooms out but does not zoom in. Did you have any information or where can I find a solution

[@Bilikgame]

Kinda bummed with this release tbh. When Huion came up with an essentially a Surface Pro clone but significantly better experience for doing art, I was hoping for XP-Pen to counter that with their own, or offer another feature that aren't yet offered by their standard lineups. I would appreciate for example, 120Hz refresh screen (which you will notice! I use my pen display as pen tablet sometimes for my 165Hz monitor and it felt so so great how smooth the lines came out!), better integrated touch screen display with their X3 pen tech, or their own Surface Pro clone. When their main selling point is 16,000 pressure sensitivity my thought was "nobody is going to be able to tell the difference! There's 2000 pressure wacom pen that works better than some 4000 pressure XP-Pen/Huion old model pens!" On the plus side, I guess my money is safe for now lol. Maybe I'll get an upgrade for next year or so.

[@franciscodetonne4797]

I don't think XP-Pen is ever gonna release a standalone tablet like the Huion one you mentioned...

[@verendale1789]

I have no use for a standalone tablet so this is fine with me. And I think a lot of people are in that situation; why pay extra if you already invested in a workstation with a 3080 or something for your 2D and 3D art. Some dingy lil' intel HD graphics card in standalone devices isn't gonna cut it.

[@AvaRosss]

Yes! Exactly what I would have wanted - higher refresh rate and better touch models with the X3 chip pens. Also a 22 or 24 inch model with the new pens and thinner bezels, because it looks more aesthetically pleasing to me and takes up less space. We kinda got the opposite here lol

[@dzibanart8521]

Weird I still own and use my XPen Deco 3 and I have not experienced glitter or wavy lines ever on any software. Tested across different OS.

[@JudahHintz]

Love your vids! Keep it up!

[@aristideregnier4883]

so this is NOT the Pro version?

[@jazminebrown4789]

After getting my ASUS ProArt monitors and seeing the difference in having/viewing 100% sRGB coverage and delta E

[@satyakiguha415]

Hey brad can I use xiaomi pad 6 + hi paint as an alternative to ipad air + procreate? Is it worth to save a few bucks?

[@Silencer796]

That’s what I hope to get in the future

[@JAIMINPatel88]

how is tilt? how is android compatibility? how is pen paralax?

[@advaithskumar6968]

Great video as always :) Could you also consider checking out the Xiaomi Pad 6 and their new second gen pencil?

[@SarahSmith-ze3fp]

If I didn’t already own a XP Pen 13.3 Pro and a 22R Pro, I wouldn’t hesitate getting this one. I haven’t tried any other brand but an iPad to draw on, so I suppose what I don’t know won’t kill me.😂 I recommend XP brand for anyone starting out, I bought one to start up my Squigglesmith Illustrations hobby and I love both of my XP Pen devices. I do wish I could have both devices connected up to my laptop though. Not have to disable one and upload the other program when I go out and about with the 13. That’s a bit annoying and time consuming. But other wise I’m rather pleased and think this one that your reviewing looks rather good. 🙌🏻👍

[@edricew]

I'd rather they start bumping the refresh rate of the monitors, 120hz would be a huge upgrade, 240hz would make it feel as fast as drawing IRL.

[@drinkwoter]

Will you be trying xppen deco pro gen 2 as well?

[@FosterYourAffinity]

Brad! Love your reviews! Check the end of the video,! - Looks like you left some b roll clips/takes in at the end of the video! you can still get to it quickly!

[@PaulOblomov]

Brad, hi, love your video reviews. I bought myself this tablet for learning to draw. But, I am extremely annoyed by the huge amount of unnecessary wires. To my dismay, my computer does not support the type-c mode needed for the tablet and therefore only a 3-in-1 cable, which is very sad. However, I found a huge discussion on the internet about how to add type-c with the right dp alt mode modes so that the tablet can be connected with a single wire. The only problem is 7.5 watts of power, for this pcie board, and this tablet supposedly requires 11 watts. But! There is a video of a wacom one 13 touch - working when plugged into this pcie board. Although its consumption on the wacom website is stated as the same as xp-pen, almost. So I write to xp-pen with a question - will this tablet, like wacom, start up with this board? The level of willingness to help is zero. They don't care at all. Maybe you can help me ? Ask xp-pen how much their tablet typically consumes and whether 7.5 watts is enough, as it was enough for the wacom tablet.

[@PaulOblomov]

So, for those who are interested in the topic - I got a usb tester: 1) type-c single wire 7w 2) 3-in-1 cable 2w Only when switching on the tablet for ultra short time the consumption was 10w.

[@Igorooooleynikov]

I do a lot of precise line work and sketching, for me 8k pressure is a big deal. It makes pen bit more like real pencil. Because, you know, they have infinite levels of pressure.

[@crowserainance]

hey Brad, could you do a top 5 or top mobile phones with stylus for creative professionals to use? I know there's always the tablet or laptop tablet option but I experienced something today that that made me wish i had something in my pocket to draw with. I had a prior meeting today but it was much time away from how my day started so I filled my time with procrastinating activities, as time went by, I looked at the time and it was almost time for the said meeting, I hurriedly gathered my essentials, my phone, my keys and my wallet and off to the front door I went, as I took off and went in the bus, the scene and time of day was just right and i had the urge to draw the view outside my window but I couldn't. So at the of the day as I'm typing this, i looked up some of your previous videos but never had I seen top mobile phones for creative professionals ranked. was wondering if you could make one?

[@FerdinandZebua]

How about tilt sensitivity? How many degrees of tilt..?

[@HenRy-vs6ul]

I Brought This But for some reason Screen Isnt Coming Up and Pen Works But get no signal is there any fix?

[@maisajbin2954]

Can it be used on 2-in-1 windows laptop? For example: Surface laptop studio, surface pro 9...

[@_peace_among_us_]

New Xiaomi pad 6 is out, would you please like to review it with smart pen gen 2. There aren't any good quality detailed video :(

[@sadev101]

16000 levels of pressure in amovement of 1 mm of the tip... i dare anyone to have a good pen with 2048 levels 4000 levels 8000 levels or 16000 levels and see if they feel the difference. that said its a great device

[@haeronius]

I have a Huion Kamvas 22, Inspiroy RTM-500, and Wacom Intuos S and I can really tell the difference between 4K and 8K levels of pressure sensitivity. Having an 8K pen pressure feels more comfortable, satisfying, and less tiring to draw with while having only 4K pen pressure feels clunky and it hurts my hand after drawing for more extended periods.

[@benjamina6915]

I can definitely notice the difference between 1024, 2048 or 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. 1024 doesn't work for me, I can get away with 2048, but rather not. 4096 is definitely it for me, below that it's less great, above that I don't notice.

[@DeanChavayez]

Artisul sp1603... needs a review. Price efficiency in times of inflation. I was excited to hear some new tech was coming out from XP. And then was kinda like... I really am not seeing the need to bump up from the other 2nd Gen devices. At the same time, if you are in the market for an upgrade, maybe. It does run without the screen. But if you want the added effect of the 16k pressure etc, I would rather buy the much cheaper Deco 2nd Gen class using that same 16k tech for finishing up one's artwork. If you actually need that level of sensitivity, that is where I would go. Save a few hundred. There are no flaws here really, but there is nothing woohoo. I was actually kind of intrigued by your ad more than the review.

[@maryamalahpoor]

Hiii😊. What App (software) do you use for design?

[@byeolboi]

it is photoshop

[@nichi446]

I hope something 16k pressure levels 😊for the wacom intuos pro 7th generation

[@casekocsk]

Rather than keep piling up those pressure level, which most human being can't feel nor utilize, it's better if they add TILT and ROTATION. I know there are already pen that can do that, but they are still exclusive to more expensive display tablet.

[@onlylegends6447]

7:32 😅

[@---ml4jd]

editing f*** up

[@thebradcolbow]

Honestly I'm just so pumped people make it to the end of the video to see my mistake 🤣

[@onlylegends6447]

@@thebradcolbow That why you need to hire a editor😊

[@onlylegends6447]

@@thebradcolbow If you want, i can edit your video for free😊

[@francoisnivet1233]

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a tablet that’s using at least photoshop or procreate. I’ve heard that all tablets except the Microsoft pro surface ones use a “light” version of photoshop, is it true ? What about photoshop on this type of tablet, is it already installed and if not how much does it cost ? Thank you 🙏🏻

[@birjudesigner]

Wacom or XP pen which tablet is best?

[@hotarukoyuki2222]

Is the pen better than Huion 13 2.5k?

[@ohshiet6726]

I have a pen display that has 2048 pressure levels of sensitivity. Now I have multiple pen displays that has 8192, and I can't even tell the difference between the two. So what makes me think 16K is much of an "upgrade" Sorry XP-Pen, not this time.

[@tested211]

Yes, it's just marketing. There ARE things that can be usefully improved in digital pen tech but pressure levels isn't one of them.

[@southside1976at]

Mind if i ask what draw application ur using?

[@iVickster]

In this video he's using Photoshop.

[@santhuliisathma8681]

Can you review universal stylus pen please

[@AlexMaspares]

If the tablet is in like, presale, can i still buy it? I am confused. Also i'm from spain. I don't know if i can buy it.

[@TheSpiceMonkey]

the Artist 14 Gen 2 is available at XP-Pen’s store for pre-order, the 16 is available now. For a few weeks there is a discount of 10% on both as part of an anniversary promotion…

[@reallyoriginalusername1050]

Hey brad do u plan on reviewing the mew xiaomi pad 6 and the new 2nd gen smart pen?

[@reallyoriginalusername1050]

New*

[@thebradcolbow]

Yes, but they don't sell them in the US so it's going to take a few weeks for it to ship over here.

[@reallyoriginalusername1050]

@@thebradcolbow looking forward to it !! Love your reviews

[@jat9926]

Thinking of jumping from iPad to drawing tablet soon. First I need a newer laptop. Currently rocking an Acer Aspire 1

[@Volcom777]

ipad pro 12.9 (2021+) 👍🏻

[@Autisticworkshop]

Sir, can you please review the Xiaomi Pad 6 with it's 2nd gen stylus. One more thing that can we use super display on it to use it as a cintiq. I'm really looking forward to buying that thing with my scholarship money but I am not sure that it would be a good tablet. I mainly draw for product design and sometimes do art too. Thank you so much for your videos sir, those really helped me get into the design school that I really wanted to. I thought I could not clear the entrance exam because my drawing was really bad. You're videos really helped me. Thank you so much. I'm really looking forward for your response.

[@noiceman_but_yt4725]

Pls try pixel tab , want to know your views on

[@Orangepuff]

As a heavy painter i will sure need to try 16k pressure

[@mprasanth18]

Can you review huion kamvas 220rds

[@MangaGuy-o9e]

Feature rich as they are, unfortunately these Xp Pen and Huion Screen Tablets simply do not last. The failure rate compared to cintiq is atrocious. Lines in screen, ribbon cable fails, no screen, etc. And worse yet, it seems to happen after the warranty ends! Hopefully this changes, but until it does, I cannot recommend them. I know so many that went back to their cintiqs. ): The non-screen based line is fine though. For screens I recommend cintiq , ipad pro, or samsung Galaxy Tab S line. >>>If you really feel you must buy a kamvas or artist, get a 4 year protection warranty!

[@adds_777]

Hey brad! Great video!!❤ I would love it if you could review the new Xiaomi Pad 6 (successor to the android tablet you liked!) would appreciate your thoughts on it as an artist!!

[@seraby7151]

Damn oldschool dimensions

[@katoy9976]

16k? Is it really necessary?

[@GnaReffotsirk]

Does it have tilt?

[@ariciaajames6501]

random curiosity: I want to know what a 16000 levels of pressure looks like beside 1000 levels of sensitivity

[@itsmepronay]

Review Xiaomi Pad 6,

[@kevinvillasuso7307]

I haven’t got mine yet

[@tams805]

It's a shame the wobble is still there, but less is always better. A high refresh rate would be nice, but then again this isn't a top end product. Don't worry about the double Brad at the end. More Brad is better!

[@bsigns1935]

16K pressure? I don't get it, aparently drawing tablet companies making product that just make the pen harder and harder to reach maximum pressure.

[@madhousenetwork]

Wow!

[@NithinlalSobhanan]

You have to review Xiaomi pad 6 bro

[@umeshchandrasingh9]

Please review Xiaomi pad 6

[@pagenotfound-]

can run ps 2023?

[@Noname-yu8qw]

16k pressure is riduculous marketing bullshit that hopes to make you think there is 16k resolution monitor and 16k pressure in 2mm size pencil is completely irrelevant

[@---ml4jd]

at the end there is an editing f*** up

[@fuzzydragons]

people will read the pen has over 16 thousand levels of pressure, but will most people notice that, prob not