I guess it’s alright for the price.ĭuring my search for tablets I produced a size comparison pdf for xppen brand product. xp-pen deco 1 tablet and Krita of 1 (2 posts) Tags: None (comma ',' separated) rdesgroseilliers Registered Member Posts 6 Karma 0: xp-pen deco 1 tablet and Krita Mon 8:21 pm. I have not used other brand so I cannot make any comparisons. (I tried out krita 5.0 and had to make a separate config.) The tool for config management is pretty basic.Īt least the driver is pretty stable and haven’t cause crashes. There is no way to make a copy of an existing config. Only one global config, any other configs are automatically loaded when selected program is running. Updating driver wipes all custom configs. Sometime if I unplug the tablet and reconnect it the setting is also forgotten. Sometime when reconnecting external monitor the setting is forgotten, also the tablet is mapped to both monitor which is annoying. I’m am a lefty and had to turn the mapping 180. The table also works with android, the size is too big for such task I feel. The tablet comes with usbc right angle to usb a cable, two dongles are also provided (usba to usbc, usba to micro usb) They don’t feel very good to use compared to a controller or a macro pad. I though the extra buttons and rings are cool at first but I ended up not using them. The touchpad doesn’t seem to have adjustable sensitivity. The scroll ring has no tactile feedback (clicks) and the amount of rotation to first keypress and subsequent keypresses are different.

The key is stiff and difficult to locate without touching around. The tablet has 8 keys with pretty huge gap inbetween.

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