Graphics Drawing Tablet, UGEE S640 Digital Drawing Pad with 10 Hot Keys, 6.5x4 inch Pen Tablet with 8192 Levels Battery-Free Stylus Support Android/Windows/Mac OS/Chrome OS/Linux

Cheap, easy to use, and nice quality.

I bought this for my artistic 10-year-old. It can be a little difficult to get used to, but she looks forward to mastering the process. The pressure sensitivity is impressive for this price. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone with graphic design experience, but it makes a great starter pad for anyone getting into it.

I bought this to do school work and note taken and found much more out of it. I only wish that it was blue tooth. I would still recommend this.

Works good, even without a glove

I love my Ugee Q6. I use two devices for my art. My computer with my screen tablet the Ugee U1600 and my Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I love my Tab S6, but Krita picks up all my hand inputs even if I'm using a pen. I tend to draw in bed more than I do at my desk, so I needed something new.My husband got this for me for Christmas after much gushing about it. I've been using it nonstop since I've recieved it. It's small and can fit in my bag for on the go use. I doodle and take notes on my Tab S6 at school and this will be great to carry around with me. The cable goes into the back, the pen as a little loop to sit in when I'm done with is. The buttons were easy to program. I've tested it with several android drawing apps and the only issue I have is that Krita is still working on their kinks for their android app. Every single other app I have used has had zero issues.This tablet is worth the money. It's a wonderful lightweight starter tablet for those using just a laptop and want to learn how to use a screenless. For those tired of having issues with palm rejection or use their phones to draw this is a fantastic drawing tablet! I can't wait to take it with me for any of my studying not done at home! :))

Like the ideia but it doesn't run as smoothly as i'd like to be.

Really pleased with how easy to use this is and how well it performs. At first when shopping thought the 6.5 x 4 inch might be too small but those are just the active pad field dimensions, the actual device is larger (but still small), so the size is perfect. I ordered the wireless and received the other USB to C wired version, but in hindsight actually that's probably less fuss and the cord is long enough that it's not a problem so I'm happy with this version. For the low price compared to others I'm really impressed. In case anyone's wondering, you can see the pen mouse position track on the screen even when you're not writing, which is super helpful. Haven't used the hotkeys yet but there are videos online of how to set them up.

Soooo I bought this like a year or two ago and just completely forgot to review it, but in that time I've used this SO. FREAKING. MUCH. It's my first drawing tablet and it still works FLAWLESSLY. I previously used my mouse which was actually horrible, so this was a very big upgrade, but it took almost nothing to get used to it. The pen is a nice shape (sometimes the buttons get in the way, so you have to rotate the whole pen, which isn't really a problem.) It's very easy to set up, the app you can download to set the hotkeys is easy to figure out, and if you don't want to download it you really don't have to, (the hotkeys also have a nice clicking sound.) The extra nibs are probably a lifesaver, but I haven't switched them in all the time I've had it, (I don't recommend doing that I just keep forgetting-) It's very portable and easy to plug and play. It was overall a very good purchase and worth the money, I recommend :3