Parblo A640 V2 Drawing Tablet 6x4 inch Graphics Tablet E-Learning, OSU! Android OS Supported 8192 Levels Pressure Passive Pen Battery-free stylus and 4 Shortcut Keys (Green)

I use this tablet for osu! and it's great, you just have to install an application to change its settings and so on. The sensitivity on this tablet is pretty high and it sometimes messes me up but overall it's great and I recommend it. Definitely worth it's price.

I bought this tablet for university as all my lessons are now online. I take a maths course and I find it far easier to write my maths down rather than typing it. This pad allows me to write all my maths down and easily send my teacher my workings out without wasting paper. The pen included has no battery which blows my mind because it is wireless and has two functional buttons.Sometimes I can accidentally hit these buttons when I write, however I have removed their functionality so it doesn't matter if I accidentally hit them.I have also been told that I write strangely so other people may not experience this problem.The glove that comes with the tablet I found to be useless as the tablet doesn't pick up my hand as input however it is good that they include it.Finally, the case is a nice addition as it makes the storage of extra pen heads and the remover really easy and is also good for travelling if I can ever actually go into university.Overall for the price this is a great product however I would not recommend it for someone who is going to be doing a lot of designing as it is quite small compared to some others you can get for a little bit more money.

Just a beginner in digital art but loved the pressure availability and accuracy, however began having connection issues after a month or two. Tablet would connect and disconnect seemingly over nothing then eventually just wouldn't register that it was plugged in. Recently tried using my phone charger in place of the cable it came with and this worked fine so happy over all, even if I had to buy more cables ☺️

Doesn’t work with my MacBook as the software couldn’t be installed. Only gave it 3 stars as it works well with my sisters Dell laptop.

Jumps around constantly. Is unusable really. Tried both drivers for my platform but to no avail. Seems like a lot of other people have similar issues with drivers for this product, though more expensive Wabcom tablets seem to be well regarded.

The "Parblo A640 Graphics Tablet 6x4 inch Pen" looks nice and fits on a small desk; that all I can say good about it. Terrible manual with next to no info, web site manual is the same booklet. Driver software crashes and makes windows freeze, the update doesn't recognise tablet. It will work without driver in windows but unable to configure buttons. The resolution is low and the resulting drawn lines/shapes jump about to the next resolution point. I only wanted it to mark up screen grabs but was terrible. Don't even bother trying to draw with it.

This was the cheapest tablet I could find. I just wanted to be able to write on screen when teaching. It takes a long while to get used to and it doesn't seem that accurate or intuitive.

Works fine but too small practically. Worked straight out of the box with both MAC OS and Windows.Easy to use, and accurate pen.'programmable' short cut buttons.However the tablet is too small in practicality: (note the ACTUAL available writing surface is smaller than the overall dimensions)Proberley best suited as portable (ie on a train) use, rather than desktop.Works fine, but too small in application.