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It’s a 16:10 aspect ratio you can use it in portrait orientation. You can use orientation lock to draw in landscape, it’s just UI will be weird to use. Since my review XP-Pen has released an Android app “XPPen tools” to let you change this orientation but does not work for android tablets I’ve tested on.

​@@joseph-montanezahh I just knowing about Xp pen tools thing, that was really sad, so guees only Wacom with bluethoot connection that can do landscape mode in Android tablet

Thanks for reviewing

@@anraulfazekas Depends, I tried this on my Deco Pro Gen 2 and it can work but it doesn't fix the aspect ratio issue. Not true. I reviewed the Huion Insproy Frego M and it works but it can only connect via Bluetooth to Android, and limited to HiPaint only (to correctly map). I also tried the Gaomon WH851 and it worked, and worked in wired more.

@@joseph-montanez ahh so theres many models that already support landscape.. Have you tried new models Wacome one 2023??, that the new unit Im aiming to buy but still not sure about the landscape mode thing, wired n wireless Because my Intuos S BT, not doing so well, I think because the Bluetooth version quite old, so its seems always disconnects it self about every 40mnt-1 hour

The Deco Mini 7 is going to give you a slightly bigger area, more texture against the pen. I have the same pen for my Deco 01 v2 and it’s fine just the silicone grip became loose after a year. I feel like the Deco 640 is more for a professional that doesn’t have much space to work with, and do not need wireless support. I do prefer the pen on the Deco 640, really like how thin it is, feels like I have more space to work on since my hand can be off the the side and not feel weird from the elevation.

@@joseph-montanez deco 640 so perfect for me, because I usually bring my devices to my workplaces each days.

Oh you can look at any video show casing the AMD Radeon™ 780M and you get an idea of how it will perform. I saw a few that included those games, performance would be very similar.

@@joseph-montanez Hey I have checked a video (Ryzen 7 8700G with AMD Radeon TM 780M ) and I am quite impressed how it performed in gaming. But I have a doubt cuz everywhere(BENCHMARKS) I checked I saw that my laptop can only run RDR2 at low settings(If playable).But the video I saw shows that it can run at med settings smoothly. I think I need a second opinion and can u please give that second opinion to me. Also can I know if there is much difference between Ryzen 7 8700G and Ryzen 7 8845HS (mine)? Can u please reply quickly. Thank you

The 8700G is going to be a little bit better performance but nothing more than 10% in multicore. Gaming wise you won’t notice much other than a few frames more. It’s also a 65 watt processor versus the 45 watt from the 8845HS.

@@joseph-montanez In the video the Ryzen 7 8700G is giving like 45 to 48 fps( Average fps is 43) at medium settings. So I can believe that my laptop can run it at least at 35 to 40 fps with somewhat lower settings right?

The GPU is nearly identical, with a .2 GHZ boost and same core boosts so it should be very close to what you see there. Games don’t leverage all cores, so 10% doesn’t apply here. Do note you need to go into the bios and set maximum performance for the fans, and in Windows power management to get those frame rates.

I tried on Kamvas 12, pressure is fine. I tried on Artist 12, pressure (always 100%) is not working in Clip Studio Paint. Note 20 should be fine but not sure if having the S Pen would cause any issues.

Better price than I paid for it!

@joseph-montanez I'm buying it for college. Mostly, MS Suite, Lightroom, Photoshop(in bluemoon), hopefully it'll handle it. I have a pc for gaming, high demand edits, etc

RAM is soldered, non-upgradable and non-replaceable. So not do not buy any RAM, 16GB is the max RAM. I’ve not had issues with the 360 degree feature.

​@@joseph-montanez thanks for your answer. Is the ssd upgrade possible? I mean if i can remove the original ssd on the laptop and insert 1tb ssd. Additinally, how long is the battery time?

@user-iv2zg9vr9t yes SSD is replaceable. Battery for me around 2 hours for a heavy work load full brightness.

This is the best in class pen tech Huion has to offer for its pen tablets. I would put this as a "pro" level pen tablet, its just stripped down since there is no fancy pen holder, not made of metal and has no buttons. When you start learning to use a pen tablet, I would actually recommend working without pressure and tilt as its all to steep of a learning curve. Its easier to master strokes first then, then work on controlling pressure / tilt. Anyways, if this falls in your price range, there will be nothing better, with its closest next option being XP-Pen Deco LW. I do see the Deco LW on eBay, from XP-Pen themselves, certified refurbished (1 year warranty like a new product) for $60 USD. You can't go wrong with both, but the pen options of the Huion PW517/PW550/PW550s is better over the X3 Elite pen from XP-Pen. If you don't need wireless / Android / iOS support then a ton of options open up.

@@joseph-montanez if I can push my price range a bit more would you recommend me the xencelabs medium tablet? (Without the bundle) if not,what options would you recommend me?

@@isaacro.6138 There is nothing that XenceLabs will give you, other than an extra pen. Its an XP-Pen sister company like Ugee, but their "premium" offering. So you are getting a second pen and better customer support. I would recommend the Deco Pro Gen 2 LW, I love their pen and you get their shortcut keys, which isn't included in with Xencelabs Medium pen tablet. Xencelabs medium also does not support Android, iOS, or ChromeOS, unlike the Deco Pro Gen 2. There is also the HUION Inspiroy Dial 2 as an option but I feel that the X3 Pro pen from XP-Pen is a better pen than the PW517 shipped with the Dial 2.

@@joseph-montanez Thank you! I found this really helpful, I feel I’ll go for the deco pro, now I just need to see which size fits better for me lol

I would love to heard how it goes for you!

​@@joseph-montanezI want to ask something, are these tablets same in terms of pen sensitivity? Cause if im not wrong 640 would have built in 16k pressure? And this other one gets 16k from the firmware update? Cause i checked from the site where i ordered 640 and it says max pen pressure for this ugee 8k, so question is did xp pen 480 just updated firmware before selling or its built in cause theoretically i think built in works better, but then again if looking at amazon it says 16k, weird

@JonelKingas the Deco 640 does have 16k out of the box. The Ugee Q6 has 8k out of the box but a firmware update can be downloaded from the website. You need Windows or MacOS to run the firmware to update the Ugee Q6 to 16k pressure. The before and after difference was not noticeable for the Ugee Q6 it already had great performance. You can also get felt nibs for the Q6 pen from XP-Pen, since it’s the same nib as the X3 Elite pen from XP-Pen. There are no felt nibs for the Deco 640.

@@joseph-montanez hmm ok, ill update when 640 arrives

@JonelKingas you shouldn’t have the update the Deco 640. Just make sure you download the latest drivers, it will show 16k pressure in the pen settings.

What should I get for £100, I need one for school but don't do art - it's just for general writing and maybe drawing soils for geography? What would you suggest

The PW550s and X3 Elite both have similar initial activation force. The out of the box experience the, the PW550s would win. It’s a straight linear pressure curve and you will see every change in pressure. Also because there is less nib retraction/ wobble, I’ve noticed in writing specially I am less likely to drag the tail end of a letter stroke since the nib isn’t dropping down as much. Now over the X3 Pro pen, that’s where I would prefer the X3 Pro. But that’s only available in the Deco Pro Gen 2 Series. So overall the performance of the PW550s is better than the X3 Elite. I am just not a fan of the slim design, feels too slippery to me.

@zane0756 I think for what you get, it’s worth it but I also think it’s overkill for school. I had recently reviewed the Gaomon WH851 which is a medium size 8x5 rather than a 10x6, but you get buttons, same Bluetooth support, great pen. They are both Huion products, in fact the pens work interchangeably between the two. The Gaomon WH851 would probably be a better purchase unless you really are wanting the most compact 10x6, textured and one of the best in class pen performance.

​@@joseph-montanez thankyou for your reply joseph, really appreciate that - i had no idea thevpens worked seamlessly between devices, thsnkyou for informing me of this - i think i will go for the WH581 sounds like it fits my needs. Have a good week my friend

I’d reach out to Lenovo to see if there are other compatible pens. As for laptop cover, there are none right now unless it’s a leather cover which does not work for the 2-in-1 tablet mode. As for screen protector and 14 inch screen protector will work. These screen protectors only cover the specific visible LCD, and not the entire screen.

Is 615 usd. Tax included good price for brand new? 16gb, r7 8845hs, 1tb. how do you like it @Shadowclaw1113

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@@joseph-montanez thanks!

There are also thinkpads, dell latitudes that are very common business laptops

You can try the reassigning shortcut keys in settings, it might work with the buttons on the pen tablet if not then you would be out of luck and instead need to use the screen or use a Bluetooth keyboard

Currently only HiPaint and IbisPaint X android apps can make full use of these buttons. Connect via Bluetooth or wired on android, then in HiPaint go to “My Device” (might need to scroll down). In IbisPaint X go to settings and under Pressure Sensitive Stylus, you need to select the device ( you might need to select it twice due to permissions )

The Wacom One with the Pen is $140 USD, I am not sure its worth that amount for a medium pen tablet. Unless you are locked into the medium size and fully committed to using the tablet for the next 10 years. What would be using the pen tablet for specifically?

i bought it blindly go with it

DO NOT buy the wacom one m. I bought it and realized all of those models are defective - they dont detect light pressure. m.ruclips.net/video/415ngQOHiME/видео.html

Zero difference if you use all the pressure it’s only useful for if you want to use only 1/4 the pressure since you will have more range to work with.

@@joseph-montanez Can you compare 8K and 16K to show me? I would like to know the difference in a video.

I tried DualActionBinds I don't see that feature. Well you can set it, but it does not let you set any pressure its just on or off. You'd need to use the tip threshold, which is in-dependent. It also only seems to work with keys, not specific to mouse clicking. I dont think the Wacom Intuos Pro M is worth the money if you are just going to use it with open tablet driver. Its multi-touch with features to scroll, tap, zoom, etc.

@@joseph-montanez thanks joseph i appreciate you i think i will just use the pen to move the cursor and use foot pedals for left and right click, i can use one button on pen for select in bulk/drag feature (just can't do it too often or it will Trigger RSI). I also have issues in my thumb joint as well it's the weakest part of both my hands and because of that I was doing research on what kind of keyboard would suit me it seems like everyone is going for glove 80 but I need something that is super flat like voyager or two apple magic keyboards (as they don't have split), will be using a foot pedal for the space function though

The specific model variant is 83DS0000US, but general model is IdeaPad 5 2-in-1 "16AHP9".

@@joseph-montanez Thanks, unfortunately it's not available in my country

I did review compatible and nothing I found said the precision pen 2 is compatible with this device

I would say which ever is cheaper for you. Some Yoga's will have HDMI 2.1 TMDS versus HDMI 1.4b, where IdeaPad 5 has a slightly faster CPU (Same iGPU). Everything else is the same, screen, pen, ports, etc.

Is 615 usd. Tax included good price for brand new? 16gb, r7 8845hs, 1tb.

I ended up giving up on using Swift on the pico. Using the debug probe causes issues with sleep timers (it never ends). However the nail in the coffin, anymore more than their examples, you have to implement a custom dynamic memory allocation and atomic operations. I tried but they all result in panics. So I used -no-allocations, and this was fine with a big exception. Every fixed-sized buffer I created needed its own swift implementation for every single fixed sized. This includes things like splitting a buffer, reversing, etc. Unlike Rust where I can use lifetimes and generics, Swifts generic or even macro system cannot handle this. I was writing swift code to generate more swift code for every sized buffer.

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@@joseph-montanez Oh... Can you recommend any other stylus for it?

@Akerdaa there are no other compatible ones. You can buy the same stylus, that’s it. So if it’s the artist 16 and not artist 16 pro, then you’d buy the P55C pen. XP-Pen sells this pen on their website for $15.99 USD.

@@joseph-montanez I mean i can't find any difference between pro and this one so i don't know which one exactly. Is there a way to find my tablet model?

@@Akerdaa If you're talking about the Artist Pro 16 Gen 2 versus Artist 16 Gen 2, the pen with the Pro 16 Gen 2, is just worlds a part with the overall fit / finish and performance. I have the same pen with my Deco Pro XL Gen 2 its the best purchase I've made. However if your coming from the first Artist 16, anything is an upgrade at that point.