GAOMON PD1161 Drawing Tablet 11.6 Inch IPS Tilt Support Pen Display - Drawing Pad with 8 Shortcuts and 8192 Levels Battery-Free AP50 Stylus Black

GAOMON PD1161What you need to know about this tablet~It arrived really quickly and was pretty good for its size. Was nicely packaged. To hook it to your computer you need an HDMI input as well as only one free USB port, along included US STD power adapter. Installing was simple and Easy.The screen itself can feel really nice and responsive when drawing on it. Has 8 buttons you can program. The pen feels very comfy in your hands and needs no charge! Which is really the best thing an Artist could ask for. It is very sensitive to the screen and feels natural when drawing.I've tried a lot of other programs for example; Clip Studio Paint which is my main , Paint Tool Sai , Photoshop , medibang and Tv Paint Pro which is a good combination if your an animator and the key buttons will help a ton.The Tablet itself is able to do a duplicated or Extended MODE which is really handy when you need to look up a reference or just switch a program to appear in the tablet and have easier access.Only issues I've had with it so far is the pen not drawing exactly where I aim but with the monitor calibration I can easily adjust it which is an easy fix. The Tablet doesn't have a stand , though since I enjoyed it so far I'll most likely buy a stand for it!I would recommend this to anyone just starting graphic drawing or wanting to upgrade. Be that artist that see's exactly what they are drawing on screen. The size itself is perfect for taking it around to places or visiting friends. For its price its really not bad. An Amazing purchase! Hope this helps you out !

I just received my tablet today. I really love it! I've wanted a drawing tablet that was flat and that had the display for so long, and I think this product satisfies those needs.My only critiques are:1) For some reason, I can't seem to allow my tablet to be included in my Macbook Accessibility in System Preferences. I got rid of the info from my last tablet on my MBP, and I still can't set it up with my laptop correctly. When I tried to download the tablet for my MBP, the website was also dead as well :(2) Also, the buttons on the pen don't seem to work (I'm not sure if it's related to the above issue or not).Other than that, it truly is a great tablet to have, and I'm sure it can be a great help for beginners.EDIT: After chatting with support, my tablet is now working very well!! Defiintely worth the money :D

This is my second Gaomon touch screen tablet, so it hurts my heart to say that I’m not thoroughly impressed with this one.I went from the 21-inch tablet to the 11-inch for sake of mobility (the 21in didn’t fit into my airplane carry on), and the change is pretty drastic. My two biggest grievances with the smaller tablet are as follow:1) Parallax. I know it see it mentioned in other reviews, and quite honestly, I see why. The cursor is often 3 or 4 millimeters to the left of my pen, which isn’t a big deal in the grand scheme of the universe, but in my small universe it feels awfully large. I’ve adjusted for the parallax by switching the resolution on my Mac and tampering with the settings on the tablet directly.2) The cables. If you don’t mind tripping over cables every five seconds, then this won’t be a problem. I thought I was getting away from the umbilical cord that plagued the 21in tablet, but this one is exactly the same. I know Wacom tablets are way out of my budget, but the cable situation on these tablets is enough to make me want to swan dive into debt.I’ll finish this review by saying that this tablet is not a bad choice for artists getting a foothold into screen tablets. It gets the job done and the flash sales on Amazon are a major plus. If you’re looking for a tablet with a Bluetooth feature and significantly less cables, I encourage you to look elsewhere.

I was a bit iffy about it at first after seeing the price. That said, I still got it and it is amazing. I only had a VERY old wacom bamboo tablet to draw, and this has made drawing so much smoother and easier. Setting it up was a bit difficult but it was because I was plugging stuff wrong and also learned I only have one HDMI port on my PC. That said, when I got it right it displayed the program I was using and I quickly began to work.Pros:- Easy to use- Responsive to pressure mechanics- Drawing feels smooth- Shortcut/Hotkeys- It includes the glove- User friendly and easy for beginnersCons:- HDMI port/connection is needed. My PC has one but my monitor has to connect to that one as well. However, I just got an HDMI splitter. (They are sold on amazon for about $6-$9 depending on what you want)

I decided to up my digital art game, but I don't have a lot of money to go out and buy an expensive tablet like a Wacom Cintiq or an Ipad Pro, so I did the next best thing and searched Amazon for a tablet that wouldn't break the bank and that I would be able to practice with drawing digital art. The Gaomon PD1161 was JUST the thing for me. It's small enough for creating handy art while on the go, or I can sit with it on a day in and just let my imagination go crazy. The best feature I like is because the tablet is truly PnP (plug and play). The only thing I don't like is that there's a ton of cords so you DO have to be careful in how you position your tablet when you're working with it. However, the tech support team is also very great and once you've received your tablet, they actually will contact you and will give you tips on how to get the most out of your new tablet! So if you're like me, and don't have a lot of money but DO want to learn how to make the transition into creating digital art- DEFINITELY give these Gaomon tablets a try! They come in all sizes, so you should be able to find one that suits you! Hope this review helped!