UGEE Upgrade M908 10x6.25Drawing Tablet,Graphics Tablet with 8 Hot Keys & Scroll Wheel,Battery Free Stylus of 16K Levels Pressure Sensitivity Drawing Pad Compatible with Windows/Mac/Android Art Tablet

I've worked with digital photo and image editing for a while, at a very basic level. I was looking for a simple pen and tablet to work on some more detailed stuff, and this works well. The sensitivity at the lower pressure levels seems, a bit inconstant, and hovering over the pad sometimes doesn't register unless I'm right on it. Which has caused me a few errors. But it's manageable. I didn't expect the 8 hot keys to feel so limited until I started using it more. Though there are many options and ways around that so it's not a big deal. The software is reasonably easy to use and setup hot keys for. I use GIMP primarily and I can use the major tools I need with these keys. Conversely, I was worried the lack of a screen would make it hard to use, but after a few minutes, it feels pretty natural to look at a screen while my hand words on the tablet. Perhaps if I was working on much more precise elements, it might be an issue. But for what I'm doing, it's fine. I'm able to what I wanted with this tablet, and the price is very reasonable for what it is. I think this is a perfect entry level device for someone just starting out looking to "dabble" in digital/computer art.

I needed to replace a tablet that broke. I was using an old beat up back up. I became a Linux user long ago. I started using MyPaint on Windows long ago. I then started using it on Linux along with Krita. I also use Photoshop, ArtRage, Sketch, and at times use drawing tablets in vector in Windows. So needed a tablet that was going to work in Windows and Linux. Other alternative tablet makers are helping the Linux community, but the UGEE team stated they tested this out on Linux. They obviously did as the supply the driver settings software in .deb, and .rpm for various Linux families (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, etc. based distros). It is possibly a best buy budget pro specs tablet. If Linux work environment is important to you - this is an obvious choice. Build quality is similar to the first generation M708 I have. There is some design upgrading. It was a good tablet in first gen, and now much better in third generation. If I get a chance I will check in with a more in-depth report, but I expect it to be as dependable as the first gen it is replacing. I find it works just fine so far. I have been using digital art tablets since early WACOMs back in the Mac Quadra era. I have become tablet vendor neutral. I only care that a tablet works well, and at a convenient price. I do a variety of work. Not all my work requires using a tablet, and I also work in traditional medium. Tentatively I give it 5 stars. Reasons: it works in the desktop environments I need it to work. More over, they supply driver settings software for Linux. It is a very good price for performance! It is handling nicely, as I am used to this size tablet. This tablet appears to be a best buy budget pro specs tablet.

This drawing pad is a steal for the price. The build quality of this drawing pad feels great, it is entirely plastic but I dont know what you'd expect from a drawing pad. Its very sturdy and does not creak or bend at all with pressure. The size is great and corresponds to the screen size amazingly, even on an ultra wide monitor! Connected quickly to my PC and software was easy to install.

Works well and was a great price. I got a little water on it though and that spot bulged up. It still reads my stylus over that spot but it isn't flat anymore there. If you're looking for good value this item is great but definitely avoid spilling any liquid on it.

For the last couple years I have been drawing exclusively on XP-PEN tablets.. My go to has been my Artist 15.6 Pro ($350).. But as I get older, my neck and back hurt more and more from looking down at the screen. The last few months I had been using my expensive screen tablet as just a regular pen tablet and my work would be on the larger monitor in front of me. Screen tablets are heavy and I wanted something that I could sit back and relax with while holding.. This UGEE M908 is absolutely perfect for me to do that.. Its light weight, has the same function keys as my XP-PEN tablet, and the drawing is smooth and accurate. Also the fact it only requires ONE usb cable to work (My screen tablet requires 3 cables to be plugged in).. And it can be used with other cables also.. I'm using a 9ft usb c and I can sit back in my recliner, relax, and still do my work with the exact same functionality I have been used to for years.... And the best part.... It was only $28 on sale! I get everything I need now.. for $300 less... Thank you UGEE for making this tablet!

I've never used a drawing tablet before, but I heard good things about this model. I'm still getting used to the drawing program, but I've not had any issue with the tablet itself. I look forward to continue learning with this.

Product is useless and powerplug will fall down frequently.

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