GAOMON PD1161 11.6 Inches Tilt Support Drawing Pen Display
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About GAOMON PD1161 11.6 Inches Tilt Support Drawing Pen Display
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
90% appreciated the battery life, though 10% found it drained quickly
The pen comes with a holder and plenty of extra nibs, and it is battery-free.
I am guessing that the tablet responds late due to my computer's lagging issues.
81% praised the seamless compatibility, while 19% experienced issues
I have used the tablet with regular Microsoft paint and Krita without any issues.
The fully laminated display eliminates the gap between the LCD screen and the glass surface, which eliminates parallax issues that can hinder accuracy in pen input.
I faced an issue with the tablet where the sensor did not align where I was pressing and there was random drag while drawing.
I am having trouble with the tablet registering my finger inputs and I am unsure if it is due to its capacity.
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87% appreciated the customizable options, but 13% found them limited
I find it difficult to customize the buttons on this tablet as they have predetermined icons and cannot be changed.
83% praised the drawing accuracy, while 17% experienced some lag
I had to email the company for a step-by-step solution to fix the inaccurate colors.
It took some time to set up and calibrate the tablet as the cursor did not quite fall where I touched the screen with the pen. However, if I have used drawing tablets before, I probably have calibrated the pen sensitivity and touch before.
I find the screen great but a bit grainy. I prefer to draw using a monitor but I can see why people would want to draw on the tablet with the screen.
I have started to see calibration issues, but they are manageable at the moment.
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84% praised the durable construction
The adjustable stand ensures comfortable usage and allows me to find the perfect angle during extended usage, indicating the tablet's durability.
I have been using this drawing monitor every day since 2021 and have faced no issues with its durability.
85% liked the portable design, though 15% found it bulky
The sleek and slim design of PD2200 caught my eye, suggesting that it is portable and easy to carry around.
This tablet is perfect for an upgrade from a non-screen display tablet or as a portable and efficient option.
I did not find any information about the portability of drawing-and-sketching tablets in the review.
96% appreciated the pressure sensitivity, though 4% didn't
The pressure sensitivity is fantastic and the pen feels just textured enough on the screen.
The pressure sensitivity is impressive and the surface texture feels fantastic.
The sensitivity of my drawing-and-sketching-tablet is amazing. I can draw a light line, similar to a pencil, and then a thick line just with pressure differences.
When drawing, I've noticed that the pressure on the pen affects the thickness of the lines. It takes some time to get used to.
79% praised the high-resolution, though 21% found it lacking
For the price point, I am impressed with the response time which provides a natural and fluid drawing experience that rivals traditional mediums.
I have experienced good colors and no lag so far with this display tablet.
The screen resolution of the tablet is quite blurry and not high-definition as expected. It may be a big change from a normal computer screen to this tablet.
As I get closer to the edge of the screen, the screen calibration becomes inaccurate.
90% liked the tilt recognition, while 10% experienced glitches
The tilt function feels like drawing on a sketch pad and the wires were not as difficult to manage as I thought they would be.
The pen sensitivity and tilt control are great and much better than my previous tablet.
The fully laminated display eliminates the gap between the LCD screen and the glass surface, which can hinder accuracy in pen input.
I have complained about the tablet's tilt function. The cursor tends to favor a right-handed tilt and goes to the left of my hand when drawing. It's a bit annoying, but I can correct it by tilting the pen back and forth.
