GAOMONPD1320 13.3’’ Android Supported Full-Laminated 86% NTSC Drawing Monitor 8192 Passive Tilt-Support Pen Display Tablet- (Blue)

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This is my first time owning a pen display, so my words may vary on others who have better, and potentially professional experience with tablets. This is all from a beginner :)Let me say, this tablet is so sleek, and fashionable in design, it's almost hard to imagine that a pen display could be this fancy. Between the buttons, the wheel, and even the ease of setting it up, I'd personally say this is the best money I've spent on a hobby by far.First, this thing is HUGE! I mean, this is like having a computer monitor on your lap! With 10 keys, you literally cannot go wrong, nor run out of express hotkey options while you're drawing. Between using program functional keys, to media control, and even program executions, the utility behind this pen display is insanely good! The button/wheel combo is definitely the cherry on top, having even more functionality to aid in your art adventures. I don't think you can edit the wheel functions, although I'm sure you can with a bit more exploring than I did. The buttons are clicky in the most satisfying way, but the wheel suffers slightly. You need to almost firmly push the wheel in to really turn it, but understandably so, as to not accidentally touch it while drawing.The tablet comes prefabbed with an antiglare screen already applied. I draw in the dark, so while I don't have a use for it, the screen can be substituted as a screen protector for your pen. The pressure is smooth, and the calibration is on point with even a further calibrating feature provided with Gaomon's firmware.Lastly, the setup is amazingly easy. Unlike their other tablets, there's more wires to deal with just to set it up properly, but with a type C port, setting it up is as easy as plugging it into the tablet, and into your computer's HDMI/USB. Keep in mind, while it's turned off, your pen will still function with it (at least if you're duplicating your primary desktop like I am).I seriously cannot tell you how much I love this tablet. If I could, I would give it a much higher score, because I'm so impressed with the quality, the design, and Gaomon's customer support. If you're willing to spend the money, buy this tablet; you won't regret it in the slightest!

Il display in se funziona benissimo per ora, è stato facilissimo connetterlo al computer. Ma, aperta la scatola, manca la penna che credo che sia un elemento abbastanza importante di una tavoletta grafica haha. La penna da comprare in se non costa tanto, è stata più la delusione di non trovarla quando ho aperto il pacco

Let me just say it, I think Gaomon is the unsung hero of the bunch. Granted, I haven't had hands on the other two brands, but based on simple spec vs price value alone, I'm so blown away by Gaomon's offering here, and can't understand why the other two brands have so much hype. For example, the other two brands' offerings at the same screen size and price point are significantly outdated in specs compared to the PD2200. In color accuracy AND lack of full lamination (which is a big deal for user experience). And for their models that DO match this model's specs, they cost $800 AND don't even have as high of color accuracy! WTF?!After learning this, after a couple hours of research before choosing the PD2200, I went into this tablet with cautious optimism, and I have to say I'm blown away. I've had the tablet now for almost 2 weeks and haven't had a single issue or nitpick with it. It's my first pen tablet (with a display), and I'm running it on Windows 10, just for a little context.This thing is very premium feeling in looks, materials, and drawing experience. The colors look vibrant and accurate. The calibration options are extensive (so much so I was able to match it to my iPhone's display in just a few minutes of tweaking). I do photo and video editing professionally, so color accuracy is really important to me. In fact, I was so impressed with the accuracy of this display after dialing it in that I have completely stopped using my original 2nd monitor that I had specifically for color checking my edits. This is a HUGE bonus for me.The size is really nice. I took a risk getting a larger size for my first pen display, but I'm so glad I went big. I can't imagine using a smaller size now. There just wouldn't be enough real estate for everything on the screen. This is so roomy and never makes me feel claustrophobic while working.The drivers are great as well. I was nervous about this, coming from a Wacom tablet with what I thought would be more stable and well laid out software. Well, Gaomon's feel just as good as theirs in my opinion. No qualms there whatsoever. And no bugs or glitches at all.The customer service was really fast and professional getting back to me about VESA mount questions. I have no doubt they'll take care of me with any future questions or issues.Anyway, all ramblings aside, this is an excellent monitor regardless of price, but when you factor in the value, it's an absolute steal. I can't recommend this brand or this model enough based on my experience with it. Give it a shot if you're on the fence. Especially if you're wanting to save some money but don't want to compromise on features. Keep up the great work Gaomon!

If you're a desktop/laptop user and want to draw with Photoshop, Krita, or any other graphics software you can imagine, then this is the best bang-for-the-buck device you can purchase. It's comparable to a Wacom (even the battery-free stylus) at a fraction of the price.Pros:- Tilt sensitivity.- Wonderful pressure sensitivity.- v14.x of the Windows drivers are the best. Found on the Gaomon website.- Easy to import/export settings for use on multiple devices (Laptop and Desktop)- Portable design with no power cable. Fits in my backpack with my laptop - but still a HUGE screen for drawing.- Express keys! Yay for express keys!- No touch input (Yes, for me, this is a "pro" -- I hate when touch interferes with a drawing)- Stylus doesn't require batteries. Uses Wacom technology.Cons:- Updated v16 drivers are buggy, but the v14.8 drivers are still available for download, so I'm assuming they're aware of the bugs.- No screen protector specifically for the PD156 pro - one comes pre-applied, but after 1 year of use it's worn out. I tried replacing it with the screen protector for the PD1560, and it was ALMOST a perfect fit, but incredibly difficult to apply. And not cheap. I had to purchase two in order to "get it right" and trim 1mm off of each edge with a razor after it was applied. Worth it, but still a hassle.If you know how to apply and cut screen protectors, use a windows desktop or laptop, and you want a durable, versatile drawing device without having to pick up an iPad with a $100 "pencil", then this device is amazing for you.