Light, slim and portable ; Great value for money ; 8 programmable keys and a dial

Poor quality stand ; No mounting holes ; Slight parallax

The XPPen Artist 15.6 Pro is a superb budget alternative to pricier high-spec pen displays, trimming some of the features and robustness of rival models – such as mounting holes and build quality – in favor of portability, value and versatility. It’s a...

Affordable ; 8 shortcut keys and Red Dial ; Low parallax display

Inconsistent line quality ; Needs colour calibration ; Pressure and tilt issues

The XP Pen Artist Pro15.6 is a great budget screen-tablet, and is a great choice for hobbyists or beginners who can live with its flaws. But if you're a serious or pro artist, you'll probably find it makes too many quality concessions to hit that lower...

- Affordable Price ; - Huge display ; - Drawing accuracy

- Weight ; - No touch screen ; - Not 4k display

This is a great entry level pen display – for professionals who can’t quite afford its competitors. It delivers in accuracy and display and looks and feels the part. The price tag seems worth the investment, but take its size into account– it's...

$900 is half the price of something comparable from Wacom ; 20 programmable Express keys in the bezel ; Included stand has a great range of angles ; Gorgeous 90% Adobe RGB color gamut and anti-glare screen ; USB-C displayport compatible ; Includes all...

$900 is half the price of something comparable from Wacom ; 20 programmable Express keys in the bezel ; Included stand has a great range of angles ; Gorgeous 90% Adobe RGB color gamut and anti-glare screen ; USB-C displayport compatible ; Includes all...

That list of “Cons” above are very minor nitpicks compared to the list of “Pros” which are pretty excellent. As a pen display, the XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro feels very similar to the high-end pen displays from Wacom. The Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 is probably a...