XPPen 21.5 Inch Drawing Tablet with Screen 122% sRGB, Artist 22 2nd IPS Graphics Tablet with 8192 Levels Battery-Free Stylus, Pen Display with Adjustable Stand, AG Film for Windows, Mac, Chrome, Linux

Now, I will say this caveat: I have only been using this for a single day so far. However, it has already expanded my ability to complete art more competently and quickly. Using a setup guide on youtube, I was able to quickly get it set up to my computer. Note, if you do not have a USB-C connection, you will have to use both a USB and a HDMI port on your computer to be able to use this tablet. As I have three screens, I also had to get a display port to HDMI adaptor to be able to get all three screens to work right.For the screen itself, it is easily the best screen in my setup. Colors are vibrant, and the tablet is bright. As an art surface, the screen is a little glassy, which does make me miss the paper tactile feel of my old Wacom Pen and Ink. However, it is pretty easy to move past. I look forward to making lots of art on this!Pros:Large, beautiful screen. If you haven't spoiled yourself with 2.5 or 4K resolution, then you won't really notice the resolution that much if at all. it provides ample room to work on a piece as well as be able to manipulate menus and tools.A complete package: This comes with everything you need to start using it, minus desktop or laptop. All cables, a pen, microfiber cleaning cloth, and even an artist glove. Its an excellent value for the moneyResponsive Tablet: I haven't noticed parallax in my use of it, nor noticeable delay in lines.Cons:The Setup: While initial setup was very easy, this is a tablet that may require a lot of tuning to get it to the point that you like it in regards to the shortcuts on the pen and setting it up with the art program. Its not bad, but it did create a learning curve that I am still struggling withThe pen: once again, not bad, but after using a Wacom stylus for years, it feels a little sloppy. The buttons on it aren't very tactile, and the default programmed shortcuts were not really the ones I want. Not hard to fix, but a slight annoyance.

Where can I start? I got it for my birthday as an early gift.I love this thing. It is large compared to the other ones I've gotten but that just makes it even better. Certainly a stay-at-home type device since there's no way for me to safely transport and because of how large it is./My only issue is that while plugged in to the laptop, no sound comes from the laptop nor thr tablet; but I'm almost 100% certain that its my fault./{Edit 11/03: for this, no sound should come from the tablet itself. It was a setting issue on the laptop, not the tablet. An easy fix by going into your computer settings and setting the sound to your computer because it wants to go with the tablet for sound.}Smooth, and every now and again it'll uncoordinate; but that's such an easy fix.Does not portray the same colors as what's on my screen (always darker for some reason?).{Edit 11/03: A dark screen is unfixable. No matter how much you fiddle, it'll look brighter on the computer/laptop. Not too big of a difference tho so I got use to it pretty fast. Just a quick screen-look to make sure its the colors you want to use and your set.}Tbh I was so worried by the negative reviews about this thing but dived in anyway (with a warranty) and I'm so happy I did. I love this thing so much. Even with the "darker tones" it portrays, it's still so easy to work around it (but if anyone has a fix lemme know please).EDIT: 8/03/2020So the lighting issue can't really be fixed, or at least to my knowledge. It's still dim but that's fine.The wires are annoying but nothing is broke surprisingly. By this time, my bamboo tablets would have required at /least/ 2 replacement cables, 5 nibs and maybe an extra pen.This thing is a godsend. The cables aren't torn, however, the cable ports are loose and if it's resting on the cables might unplug it, but I don't seem to have too much of an issue with it either way. I was at least worried that the screen would scratch up because of use (none of my bamboo tablets lasted more than a year and a half). Worth every penny to me. I just wish it would stay at the 350 or below mark so I could get more for my friends.EDIT: 7/13/2021Still going strong! Wires still wiggly in the port but works just as fine as ever! Haven't had to replace the nibs once on the pen so far, and I feel like I rarely if ever charge the pens! Love it still <3