VEIKK OSU Tablet S640 Ultra-Thin 6x4 Inch Graphics Drawing Tablet with Battery-Free Pen 8192 Levels Pressure

Hello Folks! I’m Chris, I’m a professional artist, and my tablet is more-or-less my life. Keep drawing, keep getting money, keep buying groceries. Take it from me when I say that recommending tablets is an important thing… and I gotta say: I definitely recommend the S640 for either those beginner artists in your life, or for inclusion with a mobile setup. The S640 was a wonderful little peripheral. It is very light and very compact, so it is wonderful for throwing in a bag and running off wherever you may want to go. As a life-long Wacom user, I am incredibly adverse to the woes of a battery-powered pen. I find them heavy and clunky, and they become incredibly annoying when the battery gets to its low end. To that effect, I was incredibly pleased to find that Veikk’s products use a battery-less pen. No fussing with a battery is always a win, and it is even more so, considering how sensitive the pressure function is and how reactive it is as a mouse. If price is a factor, Veikk has made a very cost effective product. The S640 is roughly $30 USD, and after a little research, I found the closest Wacom product (the Wacom One) is around $60 USD. On top of its highly competitive price, the S640 also comes packaged with several replacement nibs for the stylus and a couple different adapters so that you can connect it through some non standard ports. I punished this product, trying to see what issues I could find with it. While I would love to say this product is without faults, I will say that everytime I ran into an issue with it, the people at Veikk were very willing to help me solve them. I absolutely was way meaner to this machine and its driver than they likely intended, and throughout the process of me trying to find problems with this product, the staff at Veikk was very quick to help me out and find solutions to problems that I could not! I will say since this is a relatively unknown brand, it may be a bit difficult to find tutorials on fixing issues online. The main issues that I really can point out (that are not immediately fixable by their support staff) are to do with the build of the device. The construction of the device does feel a little flimsy. It is very thin, and has a particular point that I was worried about as I wiggled it around trying to see if I could break it; but I am pleased to report that I did not break it, and wouldn’t expect it to break under any reasonable day-to-day stresses. The nibs admittedly are a little bit noisy as well when you first trade them out, but after a few minutes of doodling the ends smooth out a little, and it's back to peacefully working. TLDR; ------PROS------ Stylus does not require batteries. Fantastic feature. Pressure sensitivity is very reactive. Very good price point. Wacom’s closest competitive tablet is the One, with similar dimensions and costs around $60USD Box comes with several replacement pen nibs included, as well as adapters for other, non-usb connectors. Veikk staff have been very willing to work with me as I test their drivers, even though that is not technically what they asked me to do. :D ------CONS------ Relatively unknown brand. Not a lot of troubleshooting for this brand exists on the internet. Construction of the tablet seems flimsy. You can see raw silicon(?) on the sides of the tablet body; but I have not had any sort of breaking or cracking. First few minutes of use, the pen nibs are very noisy; but after a few minutes of doodling, they tone down. The long and short of it is that the S640 is a good product. It's small, it's light, it’s cost effective, it doesn't need extra batteries, and when I ran into problems Veikk’s staff was quick to help me out. I am so confident in this device, that I am highly considering their VK1560 for when my old Cintiq 13HD finally kicks the bucket, now knowing the quality of their products.

Despues de usarla 2 días te acostumbras. Es buena en calidad y precio, la he usado en Ilustrator y PS, funciona muy bien. La recomiendo para aquellos que quieran tener su primera tableta gráfica y busquen algo a bajo costo pero de buena calidad jaja

The VEIKK S640 is a well made introductory tablet for those who want to explore themselves within the digital world of art for the first time. With its easy to setup feature, this ultra light portable tablet can be purchased at a low price. The box consists of its manual, the tablet, nibs, a cable and a thank you card from its manufacturer. The setup was very straightforward and the driver can be easily downloaded from their website. My favourite features from this tablet are Lightweight pen tablet Battery free Very minimal delay or lag Easy to carry with its other accessories Some cons people can find if they’ve had previous tablet experiences are the tablet is small, so if space is a thing you would need, this tablet may not be for you. Also, be careful of its management Lastly, there aren’t any other fancy shortcut physical keys because of its size. Though that isn't a problem for me, it may be for some people. Overall, it’s a very nice tablet for beginners. I hope this review helps.

Works well, no problems at all. Nice!

I needed a small tablet for when I travel and want to draw, This tablet is very light weight and very slim design. In the box comes the tablet with a permanently attached USB cable, I'm not really a fan of the cable not being removable and replaceable with a shorter one but it is what it is, The pen with a single nib and a felt sleeve to hold the pen. The device works fine with my Windows notebook that I use for writing and drawing on the go. Pros: * Nice Pocket size for an on the go drawing tablet. * Easy installation. * The entirety of the space on the tablet is used for actually drawing. * Perfect for OSU, A Rhythm game I used to play when I was a teenager, was nice to revisit it for some nostalgia. Cons: * There are no buttons for controls/shortcuts, leaving the need to use keyboard commands to quickly change tools. Comments: * I didn't really realize how small 6 inches by 4 inches was until I had the thing in front of me, But that is more of being Canadian and using the metric system my whole life.