[1.07 Billion] I've tried the rest, now it's time for the best :) Clichés aside, Xencelabs has once again outdone themselves. From the outstanding build quality, color fidelity, clarity, homogeneous edge to edge luminance, and the extra thoughtful value added touches are a few of the reasons why, in my humble opinion, assure me that Xencelabs' products are made by artists for artists. Some other brands I've used in the past 30 years fall on either side of the cost/feature spectrum, but none have been more focused on creating tools for creatives the way that Xencelabs does. They are extremely responsive to support, bug, and new feature requests. You're getting premium service without the ultra premium pricetag. Other brands and products need to pay attention to what they're doing, because a sea change is coming!

[OLED] So compact and what really makes it a great tablet is that it has a carrying case. Super responsive. To every movement I make. It works great in Capture One and innPhotoshop. Finally the overall size of the tablet makes it tge perfect tablet.

[8192] Works great. Using it with a brand new MacBook Pro M1-Max. Using it with both Affinity Photo and Capture One.

[OLED] This tablet is just what I was looking for. Had great reviews and does just what I need. Had a little trouble when I first set it up but their support walked me through my issues and got me up and running. It wasn't a problem with their software or hardware. They helped me find it and straighten it all out.

[12.4 lb] I'm a graphic designer with decades of drawing tablet experience. The best tablets have been Wacom for build quality, feel, and driver reliability. This tablet replaces my Wacom Intuos Pro Touch tablet. The build quality of the Xencelabs tablet is on par with the Wacom. The bundled stylii and controller provide excellent versatility and much more performance value than Wacom. The Xencelabs driver adds a feature I've asked of Wacom for many years - you can save custom settings and even share them. There's no way to do that via the Wacom driver. I do think there's some room for improvement on the Xencelabs driver. I'd like better click and double-click sensitivity and better mouse mode handling of a dual screen desktop where one screen is landscape and the other is portrait. I haven't had time yet to delve into customizing the Quick Keys.

[1.07 Billion] I have been using another leading brand of pen tablets for upward of 8 years. I have always had to use it wired because I could never get the wireless dongle to stay connected. Not to mentioned the constant driver issues. I had been reading a lot about these tablets, but hesitated because I already had a small and a medium of the other brand. However, I finally took the plunge and I couldn't be happier. The setup was a breeze and I have not lost wireless connectivity once since I hooked it up a couple of weeks ago. Some people mentioned that they didn't like the feel of the larger pen, but personally, I like it better. It has a smoother feel in the hand. The surface of the tablet feels a bit smoother, (less drag), as well. I tried the felt tips that come with it, but prefer the black plastic ones myself. I don't use the quick keys to their fullest capability and I probably wouldn't have purchased them if there was a medium tablet in white, without them. But, with that said, I have found myself using them on occasion. So, at some point I may find myself using them more. In the two weeks that I have had this tablet, (and I use it everyday), I have experienced zero problems. I am truly enjoying using it!! There is one con to the product, it doesn't have finger touch capabilities, (at least not what I have discovered), but I overcame that habit quickly with my trackpad. So, if you are in the market for a new pen tablet, or a first time buyer, I would without hesitation recommend this tablet!!

[Tilt] Fits the bill. Easy set up and use, comes with a lovely case to hold all the pieces for traveling. Just what I wanted.

[OLED] No glare, clean design, fast performing, and ultra quiet (really quiet). How's that for starters? I wasn't looking to replace my Cintiq Pro 27, but I just bought the XenceLabs pen display 16 for mobile creative use after watching some Youtube reviews. I was so impressed that I looked at my desktop setup and realized, I need me another XenceLabs! So I bought the pen display 24 AND its stand.

You may think the price is a little steep, but you won't be sorry. The driver software works flawlessly, the responsiveness of the pen is great, no parallax, and the XenceLabs engineers spent some effort listening to customers before designing the display. I couldn't be happier.

Oh, and B&H rushed it out. Nobody ships faster than B&H.

[5080 lpi] As a Wacom user, I took the risk with a newer, lighter pen display with a larger display area (and OLED with 4K resolution). I am very impressed. Not only did B&H rush this to me, but the out of box experience was amazing. Very clear instructions, quality build, and drivers that instantly work!
I am sold on what Xencelabs offers (and my Wacom Cintiqs are posted on eBay).
In fact, I bought a second one for my isolation booth recording studio. Since a power adapter isn't necessary, there is no fan. Wow.

[16:9] I received this tablet for a Christmas gift so I am still learning how to use it. I was very impressed by the solid feel of the tablet and the extra items that came with it. It came with a very nice case and two pens. There is a choice of connection: wifi or direct hook up and both work flawlessly. Installation on my windows computer was very easy. I am looking forward to using it for my Photoshop work.